Mila, one environment for intramural as well as extended home living
Fall and wander detection by Mila
Falls and strays are very dangerous for the elderly in care facilities, so it is crucial to detect them early. Infrared sensors often miss their target and cause unnecessary false alarms for caregivers.
Reliable and anonymous fall and wander detection
That's why the LTT Rhythm radar sensor, offers the solution without the use of cameras. It is accurate and reliable, allowing healthcare workers to respond quickly to emergencies and can significantly reduce the risk of injury or unintentional harm.
Bed registration by Mila
Accurate bed registration with the LTT Rhythm sensor. This sensor recognizes completely anonymously whether a person is in bed, sitting on the edge of the bed and whether he or she has left the bed.
The above notifications can be tailored to the individual resident in the Mila online portal.
The LTT Rhythm allows
The LTT Rhythm is suitable for inpatient use. In Q1 2025 we will start innovation projects with several care organizations to make this technology also suitable for people to live independently at home longer. You can participate as a care organization. Please contact us.
Online portal Mila
With Mila, you have access to an online portal , which allows you to set sensors, rooms, locations, room profiles, alarms and users and monitor the status of rooms.
Mila conveniently displays alarm history by room (by notification type) with the ability to forward to your existing VOS/PZI platform.
Integrate with your existing platform
Mila can be integrated with most platforms, such as the Ascom and IQ messenger platforms. Coupling with Enovation (Meldbank) will be available in Q1 2025.
If integration with your existing platform is not yet available, we will work with your vendor to make this possible. Mila works with the SCAIP and with the OAP protocol, also a Rest API is available for custom integrations.
Healthy living with Mila
Using the LTT Airhub, we measure the indoor climate in the rooms, including Co2, particulate matter, volatiles, humidity and temperature. In case of unhealthy values, a notification can be received.
Using the built-in gateway, smart thermostats can adjust the temperature in a room based on time and presence.
Another convenient option is to activate lights at night when a resident gets out of bed and these lights indicate the route to the restroom. Manageable in one environment.
Truly anonymous, no cameras
Let Things Talk's LTT Rhythm sensor automatically detects falls and wandering of one or more clients in a room completely anonymously, without the use of cameras. It provides additional security by detecting potential problems early and alerting healthcare professionals in real-time.
Reduce false alarms
Our Rhythm sensor reliably detects falls and wandering, thereby greatly reducing the number of false alarms.
Multidisciplinary approach
Let Things Talk works using a multidisciplinary approach in which adoption and training are important components.
Completely anonymous
The Rhythm sensor is reliable and works without from cameras that may violate clients' privacy.
Integration
The LTT Platform works several protocols, making it easy to integrate with healthcare call systems.
More efficient deployment
Fewer false reports means that healthcare providers can focus more on what really matters.
AVG/GDPR proof
The LTT Rhythm sensor is AVG-proof. We do not collect or store any personal data.
Innovating in co-creation
We believe that the best way to improve healthcare is to work closely on innovation with healthcare organizations, knowledge institutions and healthcare suppliers.
Our approach is comprehensive and multidisciplinary because we believe that involvement from all layers of an organization is critical to ensure that we understand the unique challenges and opportunities presented by each layer. We have found that by bringing together individuals from diverse backgrounds and areas of expertise, we can create meaningful change that ultimately leads to better outcomes for all.
Finally, diverse perspectives and insights from different healthcare professionals can help us find solutions that really work in the real world.