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  • Woman in her seventies watering plants in her living room, a small sensor high on the wall

    Ask us about Vayyar Care

    Living room · Falls

    Vayyar Care

    Radar fall detection that watches over a parent at home.

    In an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

  • Small air monitor on a bookshelf with two people reading on a sofa behind

    Study · Air

    Airthings View Plus

    Seven sensors for radon, particles, CO₂, VOCs, humidity, temperature and pressure.

  • Neatly made bed in soft morning light with a slim pad under the mattress edge

    Bedroom · Sleep

    Withings Sleep Analyzer

    Sleep measured from under the mattress, so you sleep as you always do.

    Talk it through with Cassia.

    CassiaVitality Manager
  • Man in his sixties taking his blood pressure at the kitchen table

    Dining room · Heart

    Blood pressure and ECG

    • Withings BPM Connect: core vitals from a Wi-Fi blood pressure cuff.
    • AliveCor KardiaMobile 6L: a six-lead personal ECG in 30 seconds.

    Bring your numbers to Marcus.

    MarcusTechnical consultation
  • Woman back from a run refilling a water bottle at the kitchen sink, a small white breath reader on the counter

    Kitchen · Breath

    Lumen Metabolism Tracker

    A single breath reads CO₂ to indicate fat versus carb burn.

  • Bare feet stepping onto a slim glass scale on a wooden floor

    Dressing room · Body

    Withings Body Smart

    Daily weight and body composition trends.

  • Bright modern bathroom with a small white device discreetly placed

    Bathroom · Daily check

    Withings U-Scan

    Hydration and metabolic markers read in the toilet bowl, hands-free.

Devices are sold by their makers and work on their own; bring what they show you to your Agents.

Where they go.

A home in cross-section with a device in seven rooms 1, living room: a fall sensor high on the wall. 2, study: an air monitor on the bookshelf. 3, bedroom: a sleep pad under the mattress. 4, dining room: a blood pressure cuff on the table. 5, kitchen: a breath reader by the sink. 6, dressing room: a body scale. 7, bathroom: a reader in the toilet bowl. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
  1. Living room · Falls
  2. Study · Air
  3. Bedroom · Sleep
  4. Dining room · Heart
  5. Kitchen · Breath
  6. Dressing room · Body
  7. Bathroom · Daily check

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Bright, empty clinic corridor with tall windows and plants

Clinics, senior living and new buildings can plan the same devices for the whole space.

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