Sonar turns the cameras your buildings already have into operational numbers — meal by meal, hallway by hallway, building by building — with no new hardware, no access to care records, and no one watching video.
The scene is an illustration — the detections are real. Every mark, count and zone on this image was placed by our actual detection system, exactly as it runs on a facility's own cameras. Nothing was drawn by hand.
From the corporate office you see reports and hear versions. The dining room camera saw what actually happened — Sonar turns it into numbers you get weekly, from every building, without anyone watching video.
How many residents made it to the dining room — breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Per resident, measured on video — not an average of impressions.
Residents who waited with no plate and no staff approach — and for how long.
How long common areas go without a staff member in the room.
Movement in halls and common areas when the building should be quiet.
If the report doesn't tell you anything you didn't already know — you don't pay.