Koko Ni

"How are you doing today?" We ask this question all the time and almost always get the same response: "I'm fine." But are they really? Our loved ones don't want to burden us, so they keep things to themselves - even when they're struggling. That's why @Keenly helps you see subtle changes in their well-being - like sleep patterns, agitation levels, and resting respiratory rate - so you can ask better, more specific questions and check in more meaningfully. Instead of "How are you?", try "Hey, I saw you slept less than usual the last few nights - what is going on?" #Keenly #CheckInDifferently #MentalHealthMatters #MeaningfulInformation

Peace of Mind from Afar with Keenly Health Dr. Steve Plunkett uses Keenly to keep an eye on his loved ones, even from hours away. "My mom and aunt love that the Keenly monitor doesn’t use a camera, but still allows me to check in on them. One morning, I noticed my aunt had an elevated respiratory rate—thanks to Keenly. She was diagnosed with early bronchitis and received treatment before it became something more serious." This is just one powerful example of how Keenly is helping families stay connected and proactive about their health. 📷 No cameras. Just real insights. 💙 More peace of mind for families. #Keenly #HealthTech #RemoteMonitoring #PeaceOfMind #ElderCare

If you're worried about a loved one living at home alone, or in a senior care facility, this is for you. Being a caregiver is incredibly difficult - emotionally, physically, and financially. Our founders all lost someone in avoidable situations in which technology could have changed the outcome. Koko Ni means "here" in Japanese. We made a platform to be here for others, in ways we couldn't be here for those that we lost. Keenly is a small, wall mounted, radar based sensor that gives caregivers peace of mind without using any cameras, microphones, or wearables. Here's what it does: - Bed Exit Tracker: Receive customized alerts if your loved one is out of bed for a specified amount of time. At 3am, if your loved one gets out of bed and isn't back within 10 or 15 minutes, it's possible they've fallen. Unfortunately, we've lost family by undetected falls occurring at night. - Respiratory Rate: Detect resting respiratory rate when they're in bed (yes, from the wall, without any wearables), and analyze it for trends and changes. "Respiratory rate is a critical but often neglected vital sign and is often the earliest indicator of clinical decline signifying respiratory insufficiency, cardiac conditions, sepsis, shock, and opioid or drug overdose. Being able to monitor this through the Keenly system can provide some peace of mind.“ - Dr. Steve Plunkett, Radiation Oncologist. - Visit Detection: Track when there is another person in the room, allowing you to see how often your loved one is receiving attention, and for how long. - Movement: Detect changes in movement patterns, see if your loved one is becoming more or less active than normal. We're launching our Beta now and offering a discount for early adopters, so if you or anyone you know is interested, please reach out to us. Protect your loved one's privacy and dignity. Join us in the evolution of care; a future where we don't need to strap sensors onto our loved ones or watch them with cameras and microphones. It would mean a lot to us if you could re-post this or share it with anyone that could potentially benefit. - Kyle Desousa, CEO