Roadmap

From reactive monitoring to proactive prediction.

Halo has been designed from day one to support intelligent prediction. Rather than simply responding to events, future capabilities will help prevent them — flagging risk before crisis, supporting clinical judgement, and enabling earlier intervention.

Heart rate over eight weeks with a learned adaptive baseline band, showing one false positive suppressed by the adaptive threshold and one true alert during a genuine spike
Illustrative. Real learned baselines vary per resident.

This page describes our predictive healthcare roadmap. The capabilities listed below are planned, not currently available. We don’t publish delivery dates; we announce features as they ship.

What’s already live: adaptive baselines

The foundation for prediction is already shipping. Every resident has an individualised baseline for vital signs, activity patterns, sleep, mealtime, and bathroom usage — learned over the first 14 days and refined continuously. Deviations fire alerts scaled to that individual, not a population mean. In pilot data, this reduces false alerts by 60–80% while catching genuine deterioration earlier.

Planned capabilities

Deterioration risk scoring

A rolling risk indicator per resident, computed from multi-week trend analysis of vital signs, activity, sleep and eating patterns. Not a diagnosis — a signal to the clinician that this resident’s baseline is drifting.

UTI early-warning

Pattern recognition on urination frequency, hydration proxies, temperature micro-trends, and behavioural change — flagging risk 24–72 hours before clinical symptoms present.

Fall risk stratification

Multivariate model combining gait steadiness (from wearable IMU), medication changes, sleep quality and past fall history — updated nightly.

Wandering / cognitive decline pattern detection

Detecting emerging patterns of disorientation, nocturnal wandering onset, and mealtime routine breakdown.

Medication adherence correlation

Linking adherence data with vital-sign trends to flag when a missed dose is affecting outcomes.

Our commitment on AI in healthcare

  • Clinician-in-the-loop, always. No automated diagnostic decisions. Predictive signals are ranked risk indicators that support clinical judgement, never replace it.
  • Explainable, not opaque. Every predictive alert links back to the raw signals and thresholds that generated it. No black boxes on the ward.
  • Per-resident consent. Predictive features are opt-in per resident. Where a resident lacks capacity, opt-in through their nominated advocate under DoLS-aligned process.
  • Independent clinical safety review under DCB 0129 for every predictive capability before it ships.
  • Local model evaluation. Model performance measured per home, per cohort, and published to your organisation quarterly.

Interested in shaping the roadmap?

We work with a small number of clinical partners on early access to predictive features.