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The safety platform for home care

Every visit leaves the home safer and the agency better protected.

Abri turns a 30-second aide debrief into hazard alerts, early fall-risk signals and a tamper-evident visit record. Your aides get less paperwork, your clients get safer homes, and your insurer gets proof you run a safe operation.

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No cameras. No microphones in the home. Works on the aide's own phone.

0home care workers alone inside clients' homes
0of senior-care liability claims are falls
0average resident-abuse claim
0fewer falls with exercise programs

Sources: PHI 2025 · CNA Aging Services 2024 · Cochrane 2019

See it in action

One minute inside Abri

An aide's voice note in Spanish, a bruise report the record answers, and a fall-risk alert weeks before a fall.

How a visit works

One morning with Lucía and Mr. Reyes

Abri for aidesHi Lucía · 8:15 visit

Before shift

Harold Reyes

El señor Reyes camina más lento este mes. Use el cinturón de marcha camino al baño.

Gait beltDog in back room

After shift

Debrief saved · ¡Gracias!

High · Fall riskUnsteady walking; reached for furniture.
Medium · HomeLoose rug on the bedroom → bathroom path.
PaperworkDone in 30 seconds.

Coordinator dashboard

Home risk54
PT home safety evaluation$180
Grab bars, fitted$95

Partner insurers credit both.

  1. 1

    Coach before the door opens

    Lucía hears a 45-second briefing in Spanish: Mr. Reyes is slowing down, so use the gait belt and keep the dog in the back room.

  2. 2

    Talk for 30 seconds after the visit

    No forms. She just tells the app what happened, in her own words and her own language, on her own phone.

  3. 3

    AI finds the hazards

    Abri turns her words into structured English notes and flags what matters: unsteady walking and a loose rug on the path to the bathroom.

  4. 4

    The agency acts, and gets credit

    The home's risk score jumps. One click orders a $180 PT safety visit and $95 of grab bars. Every step is logged, so the agency's insurer can see it and reward it.

Fall risk, early

We watch how walking changes week to week.

In the highest-risk homes, a small radar on the path to the bathroom tracks walking speed each week, and door sensors count night-time trips. When the same person slows down week after week, Abri flags it before a fall.

$275to act this week
vs
$60k+average billed fall hospitalization

A safety signal for the care team to act on. Sources: Kentucky IPRC 2024.

alert line 12 weeks ago this week
0.94 m/s walking speed · 2 night trips

Claims, defended

From he-said/she-said to a clear record.

A family says a ring went missing and names the aide. Abri checks the visit record in seconds.

  1. 🔊
    Pre-shift briefing played to Lucíasha256 b978a385…
  2. 📍
    Lucía's phone detected at the home beaconsha256 1d86c59c…
  3. 🎙️
    Debrief: “Ring was on the dresser.”sha256 7a31e0d2…
  4. 📍
    Lucía's phone left beacon rangesha256 94caad5e…
  5. 🚪
    Front door opened, with no aide presentsha256 c3f09b11…
  6. Record supports the aide. No aide was in the home during the reported window, and the hash chain verifies that nothing was edited.

Illustrative scenario from the Abri demo.

1RadarWalking speed on one path. No images.
2Door sensorsRecords when a door opens or closes.
3Cellular hubNo home Wi-Fi needed. 15-minute install.

Private by design

The kit has no camera and no microphone.

Only the aide records, on their own phone, after she leaves the room. The kit goes only to the homes that need it most, often funded by the agency's insurer, and it sends only small events like “walk took 8.6 seconds.”

The Abri Kit · pilot design

One box in the hallway. Two door sensors.

Drag or use the view buttons to look around, tap a numbered part, or play a scene to watch what the kit notices and the small events it sends.

The 3D blueprint needs WebGL. The kit is a radar hub on the hallway wall plus sensors on the bathroom and front doors.

A pilot design for 10 homes. The hub software runs today against a simulator.

For home care agencies

Less paperwork. Fewer incidents. Proof that you run a safe operation.

Aide app

Briefings and 30-second debriefs in any language. Replaces end-of-visit notes.

Risk dashboard

Every home ranked by an explainable score, with hazards and one-click fixes.

Evidence record

Tamper-evident visit history, ready the moment an accusation comes in.

Insurer-ready reports

A safety report and incident evidence to hand your insurer or broker at renewal.

For insurers and brokers

See inside the homes you cover.

Home care risk is priced from a payroll number. Abri agencies come with visit-level evidence, hazard logs and fall-risk trends. Partner with us to reward safe agencies, fund kits for high-risk homes, and close claims faster.

Talk partnerships

Questions

Do we need hardware to start?

No. Debriefs, risk scores, coaching and the evidence record work on aides' phones alone. The radar kit is added only in the highest-risk homes.

Is this a medical device?

No. Abri tracks safety and activity trends and suggests practical steps like a PT home-safety visit. It doesn't diagnose or replace clinical judgment.

Does it replace EVV?

No. Abri's presence record complements your state's electronic visit verification. It isn't a substitute for it.

Is Abri an insurance company?

No. Abri is software for home care agencies. Your coverage stays with your insurer. Insurers and brokers who partner with Abri use its safety reports to reward agencies that run safe operations, and can fund safety kits for high-risk homes.

Become a design partner

We're looking for home care agencies with 25–250 aides to shape Abri with us. Free during the pilot.