For institutions

Put intelligence
on the care floor

We work with selected care institutions to define small, measurable pilots. The goal is not to replace caregivers — it's to reduce repetitive work, improve continuity, and give care teams better support at the moments that matter.

What we prove first

No all-in-one promises.
A few high-frequency, low-risk tasks, done cold.

01

Conversation and activity

Natural company that guides daily activities and routines.

02

Reminders that matter

Non-medical-grade nudges for routines, medication, and key events.

03

Daily-living support

Hands-on help that takes load off frontline caregivers.

04

Care coordination

Logs changes and, with authorization, syncs the care team.

And it keeps learning each resident's preferences, so company and reminders fit better over time.

Where we sit

CyanRoot relationship diagramThe three-way relationship between residents, CyanRoot, and the care institution: the institution is the deployment site and payer, residents are the people served, and CyanRoot is the always-on care hub embedded in the workflow.THE CARE RELATIONSHIPconnecting residents and institutionsA continuous-care system standing between residents and the institutionAlways present · remindersState sensing · medication & routinePreferences · state changesHigh-frequency interaction dataLess caregiver load · standard recordsIncident alerts · client ROIDeployment entry · recurring revenueWorkflow access & authorizationResidentsThe people we serveCyanRootAlways-on care hub · Care Task OSCare institutionDeployment site & payerThe institution deploys and pays; residents are the people served; CyanRoot runs continuously, embedded in daily care.

How we work together

  1. 01

    Scenario assessment

    With your care team, find the high-frequency, repeatable tasks worth proving.

  2. 02

    Define the pilot

    Lock the area, the people served, task boundaries, and success metrics.

  3. 03

    Small-scale validation

    Run a tight 6–12 week trial — human takeover always on, stoppable anytime.

04

Joint evaluation

Score it together: completion rate, takeover frequency, resident acceptance, caregiver time, stability.

What we validate together

  • Does it cut repetitive reminders and communication overhead?
  • Does it make service and information flow more continuous?
  • Do residents and caregivers actually accept it?

Where we draw the line

  • It never replaces nursing or medical judgment.
  • It never takes on unvalidated high-risk tasks.
  • Key actions are traceable, human-overridable, and stoppable anytime.
  • Data is handled under explicit authorization, kept to the minimum needed.

What the institution provides

  • A defined pilot area
  • A project lead
  • Caregivers who help define the tasks
  • Authorization from residents and families
  • A regular feedback and review rhythm

Pilot success criteria

  • Task completion rate
  • Human-takeover frequency
  • Resident acceptance
  • Caregiver time saved
  • Stable uptime

Who we're looking for

Forward-thinking care institutions, senior living communities, and healthcare-adjacent partners — to join our first real-world pilots.

Be one of our first field partners.

Tell us, briefly:

  • Institution name
  • City
  • Institution type
  • Beds or service scale
  • The problem you want solved
  • Who to contact

Partnerships · hi@cyanroot.com