Most safety events don’t happen because a caregiver didn’t know the protocol — they happen because the right piece of information wasn’t visible in the moment it mattered. Aceso puts safety-critical context on the door and at the bedside, automatically.
Aceso’s platform logic maps cleanly onto this mission. Each sphere plays a distinct role — and the magic is in the overlap.
Fall risk, isolation precautions, allergies, and safety flags pull directly from the EHR onto the door board and in-room display — visible the moment anyone enters.
Covering staff, transporters, and visitors see the same safety context the primary nurse does — no separate lookup, no reliance on memory.
Subtle on-screen cues for hourly rounding or repositioning tied to Braden score — reinforcing protocol without adding to alarm fatigue.
The information existed — it just wasn’t visible in the moment.
Every caregiver sees the risk before they enter.
The Aceso solutions that drive this mission sit in the overlaps of Reveal, Align, and Resolve. Each journey has a specific demo and a clear call to action.
Each journey positions an Aceso offering against the mission, shows a specific demo, states what it should achieve for each persona, and ends in a clear call to action.
Fall risk status, isolation precautions, and safety flags pull directly from the EHR onto the door board — so every caregiver, transporter, or visitor sees the risk before they enter.
Braden score, pain scale, medications, allergies, and goals of the day appear on the in-room display — the safety-critical context is visible the moment anyone is at the bedside.
A gentle on-screen cue for hourly rounding, a repositioning reminder tied to Braden score — subtle, contextual prompts that reinforce protocol without adding another alarm.
Safety extends to the transition home: Aceso reveals readiness and comprehension gaps, aligns the team, and resolves the barriers that lead to avoidable harm and readmission.
Mission: Patient Safety — No Preventable Harm