- SleepDown over 3 nights
- RespirationAbove baseline
- ActivityReduced

Earlier insight.
Better outcomes.
Continuous ambient monitoring for long-term care, so your team sees change sooner, acts earlier, and keeps residents safer.

- Skilled nursing
- Assisted living
- Memory care
- Rehabilitation centers
- Long-term care
- Post-acute recovery
More than a monitoring platform
Total Remote Care helps long-term care organizations gain better visibility into resident health through continuous monitoring, meaningful insights, and proactive support.

Continuous Monitoring
Ambient sensors, no wearables, no disruption.
Meaningful Insights
Personalized baselines and early signals.
Proactive Support
Dedicated guidance from implementation through ongoing use.
Outcomes that matter to your facility
TRC helps long-term care teams act earlier, see more, and focus on what truly matters, resident care.

Earlier Identification of Clinical Changes
Continuous monitoring helps surface meaningful changes before the next scheduled round, creating time for earlier intervention.

Improved Visibility Between Care Rounds
Ambient awareness fills the gaps between in-person assessments, including overnight and between shifts.

Reduced Alert Fatigue
Alerts calibrated to each resident's baseline help teams focus on clinically meaningful changes, not constant noise.
How Alerts Work
TRC helps care teams understand meaningful changes sooner, without overwhelming staff with unnecessary noise.
Explore the platformContinuous Baseline Monitoring
TRC monitors resident patterns over time, helping identify changes from each resident's normal baseline.
Meaningful Change Detected
When a concerning trend or change appears, the platform flags it for review.
The Right Team Is Notified
Alerts can be routed to nursing leadership, facility administrators, care coordination teams, or designated clinical contacts based on the facility's workflow.
Follow-Up Is Documented
Alerts, trends, and follow-up activity can support reporting, care coordination, and RPM/CCM documentation.
Seven days, three more breaths a minute
This resident's respiration sat between 15 and 16 breaths a minute all week. By the seventh day it reached 19. No single reading there would look alarming on its own, but for this person it is a change, so they move to the top of the morning report with the reason attached.
- Heart rate70 BPMStable
- Respiration19 RPMMedium
- Sleep6:45 hrsFair
- Out of bed3.4 hrsTypical
Medium does not mean a medium reading. These describe how far each reading has moved from this resident’s own pattern, not whether the number itself is high or low.
Taken from Total Remote Care’s de-identified example report. Illustrative readings from a sample resident, with no protected health information.
TRC supports facility care teams and is designed to complement, not replace, clinical judgment, staffing, or established emergency protocols.
What Happens After Installation
A clear, supported onboarding process that gets your facility monitoring with confidence, from first assessment through ongoing partnership.
See the implementation planAssessment
We review the facility layout, resident needs, and operational workflow.
Deployment
Ambient monitoring is installed with minimal disruption to residents and staff.
Monitoring Setup
Facility-specific alert pathways, reporting needs, and staff contacts are configured.
Ongoing Support
TRC continues supporting reporting, visibility, and workflow improvements over time.
Built for long-term care
TRC is designed for the specific demands of long-term care environments, where continuous oversight and operational efficiency matter equally.
Who we serveSkilled Nursing Facilities
Continuous monitoring for high-acuity residents requiring close clinical oversight.
Assisted Living Communities
Ambient oversight supporting resident independence with meaningful health visibility.
Rehabilitation Centers
Post-acute monitoring to track recovery and identify changes requiring attention.
Long-Term Care Facilities
Scalable monitoring for residents with complex, chronic, and evolving health needs.
Post-Acute Recovery Programs
Monitoring support for patients transitioning from acute care into long-term recovery.
Memory Care Units
Passive, unobtrusive monitoring for residents who cannot reliably use call systems or wearables.
The best emergency is the one that never happens.
The philosophy behind everything we buildBuilt to the standards care demands.
Privacy-first workflows, non-contact sensor technology, and secure infrastructure designed around the way long-term care organizations operate.
Compliance & securityPrivacy-first workflows
Resident data is handled with privacy and security at the center of every workflow.
EHR-ready integrations
Designed to work alongside the clinical systems your teams already rely on.
RPM/CCM documentation support
Alerts, trends, and follow-up activity can support reporting and care coordination.
Facility-focused implementation
Configured around each facility's layout, staffing, and escalation process.
Designed to work alongside the systems healthcare teams already use

Care continues when no one is in the room.
Total Remote Care provides continuous, ambient visibility that helps care teams notice meaningful changes sooner, not just at the next scheduled round.