Emergency communication for senior care
Because help should
OshriKa routes alerts to configured staff, escalates when unanswered, records acknowledgement, and supports staff-reviewed report drafts.
Response path
Alert routed
01First to assigned staff, east hallway
Escalation ready
02Starts if the first alert is not acknowledged.
Acknowledgement recorded
03Miriam T., 00:38
Draft prepared
04Staff review required
No wiring needed
Facility-network operation
Review-ready records
Built in Nova Scotia
- Alert routed to configured staff.
- Escalation path remains visible if the alert is unanswered.
- Staff acknowledgement and response timing are recorded.
- Documentation draft remains available for staff review.
Meadow Wing response console
Automatic motion alert
Room 204, Margaret S.
Staged escalation path
Assigned staff acknowledged
Stage 1The configured first responder received and acknowledged the alert.
Assigned backup staff
Stage 2Starts if the first alert is not acknowledged.
Assigned review lead
Stage 3Set by the facility for each shift.
Badge verified
Miriam T., Staff fob acknowledgement
Documentation draft
Staff review required
Readiness signals
A clearer response workflow for every shift.
OshriKa gives care teams a visible path from alert routing to acknowledgement, escalation, and staff-reviewed documentation.
Workflow need
What OshriKa shows
Why it helps
Configured alert routing
Route alerts by room, role, shift, and facility workflow.
Staff can see who receives the alert first and where escalation moves next.
Visible escalation
Show the next step when the first alert is not acknowledged.
Managers can review the alert path without reconstructing the shift by memory.
Recorded acknowledgement
Capture who acknowledged the alert and how the response time was recorded.
Response activity becomes easier to review, discuss, and improve.
Review-ready records
Use the alert timeline to prepare a draft incident report for staff review.
Documentation starts from the recorded workflow, not from scattered notes.
How
The workflow is staged and accountable: the right staff are routed first, escalation starts only when needed, and the record remains available for review.
Step 01
Alert reaches configured staff
A wearable or wall device sends the alert through the building. The facility decides who is notified first.
Step 02
Escalation starts if unanswered
If the first alert is not acknowledged, OshriKa moves through the configured escalation path.
Step 03
Staff acknowledgement is recorded
Badge verification records who acknowledged the alert and supports response-time reporting.
Step 04
Report draft is prepared
The alert timeline supports a documentation draft with AI assistance. Staff review, edit, and approve before sign-off.
What operators should inspect before rollout.
A useful walkthrough should show a sample alert record from route to review, so operators can evaluate the workflow before discussing validation scope or rollout details.
Meadow Wing, Room 204
Alert path
Configured route, escalation step, and acknowledgement status stay visible.
Staff acknowledgement
Response identity and timing are captured in the event record.
Documentation support
The event timeline supports a staff-reviewed report draft.
Local operation
Core alert and documentation records stay on the facility network.
Built around facility
Coverage planning, local operation, device health, and staff review controls are treated as rollout requirements, not afterthoughts.
Alert routing
When a resident needs help, alerts route to configured staff and escalate automatically if unanswered.
AI assistance
AI assists with incident documentation from the alert timeline. Staff review, edit, and approve before sign-off.
Device monitoring
Battery, signal, and maintenance status stay visible so staff can address device issues early.
Motion alert
Wearable devices can notify staff of unusual rapid motion, so help does not depend only on a button press.
Runs locally
Core alert workflows run on your facility network, so response communication does not depend on internet access.
Security
Facility data stays local, with encryption, access controls, audit trails, and facility-managed retention settings.
How OshriKa is
Use a walkthrough to inspect the operational boundaries that matter before any validation or rollout discussion: alert paths, staff review, local operation, and support ownership.
Aviad Kohn
Founder, senior care operations experienceBuilt from firsthand work inside senior care, with the product centred on staff workflows rather than abstract dashboards.
What operators can inspect before next steps
Alert routing
Inspect the alert path
Walk through who gets notified first, when escalation happens, and how the response is recorded.
Report support
Review the documentation boundary
Review how the alert timeline supports staff-approved incident documentation.
Local workflows
Check facility-network operation
Review how core alert workflows run on the facility network, with internet access reserved for optional remote features.
Rollout starts with workflow fit.
Before broader deployment, OshriKa should be evaluated against how the facility actually works: rooms, shifts, staff roles, IT readiness, training, and support ownership.
Current processes can keep running during a limited validation.
The facility controls alert routing, escalation, and record review.
IT readiness is checked before anyone schedules on-site installation.
Day 30 and Day 90 reviews focus on evidence, blockers, and fit.
Step 01
Workflow map
Map rooms, roles, shifts, current response paths, and where escalation should move if the first alert is not acknowledged.
Step 02
IT and site prep
Confirm the facility-network path, server location, power, and any optional voice requirements before installation is scheduled.
Step 03
Device placement and coverage
Place devices and gateways around the facility layout, then walk-test coverage before staff training begins.
Step 04
Training and validation
Train administrators and care leads, run test alert cycles, and keep validation aligned with the facility's current process.
Step 05
Review and next step
Review alert activity, response records, staff questions, device status, and whether the scope should change before wider rollout.
Frequently asked
Start with workflow fit: who receives the alert first, when escalation starts, who acknowledges the response, and what record managers can review afterwards.
A useful walkthrough should also cover IT readiness, staff training, privacy boundaries, support expectations, and whether a limited validation would run alongside your current process.
Alerts route to on-duty staff devices. If unacknowledged, they escalate automatically.
Your facility controls the escalation path, with optional voice escalation for critical situations.
OshriKa gives your team a visible response workflow: configured alert routing, staged escalation, staff acknowledgement, and review-ready documentation.
Wireless deployment means device placement instead of construction, with workflows configured around how your facility already operates.
Core alert workflows, documentation support, and device monitoring run on the facility network. Internet access enables optional remote support and update workflows.
Staff use a web dashboard on computers, tablets, or mobile devices connected to the facility network. Optional voice escalation can work with standard desk phones.
OshriKa uses AI inside your building to assist with incident documentation from the alert timeline, so staff do not have to write reports from memory.
Managers can ask questions about facility activity in plain English and get quick answers from local data.
Staff review, edit, and approve AI-assisted reports and answers before sign-off.
OshriKa is wireless, so planning focuses on device placement, system configuration, and facility-network readiness instead of major construction.
Training is planned around your facility’s schedule, with minimal interruption to resident and staff routines.
OshriKa is built with health-sector-grade safeguards: local data storage, encryption, audit trails, and role-based access control.
Your facility retains custody of its data and configures retention and access policies for its own regulatory obligations.
Deployments include hands-on setup support, staff training, and system health checks.
After launch, your facility has a direct line to the people supporting the system.
OshriKa can complement existing infrastructure, including standard desk phones, badge systems, and operational reporting exports.
See how OshriKa could fit your facility workflow
Request a personalised demo. We will walk through alert routing, staged escalation, staff acknowledgement, and the documentation workflow.