
See the homes your service covers.
Bring participating homes and activity into a shared view so your team can review coverage and decide where attention is needed.
Guardian for municipalities
The same coverage in every home, whoever delivers the care, with reporting that holds up in a council meeting.
Bring participating homes and completed visits into one service overview, so gaps in coverage are easier to spot across districts.
Motion and activity sensors help participating care teams notice changes at home, without putting cameras in private rooms.
Dedicated GPS trackers give participating clients location sharing and a way to request help when they are out.
Connect each client’s SOS button to the response team responsible for their service.
Automatic visit records give coordinators a common account of when care was delivered, without chasing separate updates.
See team locations and travel between homes, so service planning reflects the time it takes to reach people.
Give care coordinators a shared view of visits and follow-up needs across participating providers, so the next action has a clear owner.
Review visit records and coverage over time to understand where the service is working and where capacity needs attention.

In Viljandi Municipality, Guardian motion sensors give the municipality visibility into everyday activity in people's homes. The aim is to notice changes earlier and coordinate support before a situation becomes an emergency.

Bring participating homes and activity into a shared view so your team can review coverage and decide where attention is needed.

Use a shared operational picture to coordinate with service providers and follow up on unusual inactivity or missed visits.

Combine home activity, agreed visits and personal safety options around individual needs as part of the local care service.
Choose a small group of homes and the providers involved. Define coverage, follow-up and review measures before you decide how to scale.
Plan a municipal pilot