Solera Senior Living reduces falls 48% and hospitalizations 54% with Inspiren AI monitoring

Memory care communities faced significant resident safety challenges, particularly around fall prevention and unplanned emergency care utilization. Care teams operated reactively, responding to incidents after they occurred rather than preventing them. Clinical insights were siloed across teams, platforms, and organizations, making coordinated care delivery difficult. Staff lacked real-time notification tools, leading to slow response times.

Inspiren's AI-powered monitoring platform was deployed at Lumina Las Vegas (memory care) and two additional Solera communities — Modena Reserve Bethesda and Modena Reserve Kensington. The platform provided proactive out-of-bed and out-of-chair alerts, privacy-protected Live View for virtual safety checks and rounding, and behavioral insights to inform personalized care planning. A mobile app delivered real-time alerts to the right staff members instantly, integrating into daily workflows.

Over a 10-month period (January–October 2025), Lumina Las Vegas achieved a 48% reduction in overall falls and an 87% reduction for one targeted resident through individualized interventions. Emergency room visits and hospitalizations each fell by 54%. Staff response times improved 50%, community occupancy rose 24% to reach 93%, and 95% of staff logged into the Inspiren mobile app daily.

• Proactive alerting (out-of-bed, out-of-chair) shifts care teams from reactive to preventive, directly reducing falls and downstream hospitalizations.
• High staff adoption (95% daily app usage) signals that effective care technology reduces burden rather than adding to it.
• Integrated behavioral and operational data — room visit frequency, time-with-resident tracking — enables data-driven staffing decisions and individualized care plan adjustments.