DwellSafe Launches AI Home Safety Platform for Aging Adults
DwellSafe has launched an AI-powered home-safety and accessibility platform designed to help older adults, people with disabilities, and post-acute patients live more safely and independently. Announced in a press release, this platform aims to prevent falls and hospital readmissions by providing clinical-level home-safety assessments.
The DwellSafe platform allows families, caregivers, and patients to use a smartphone to scan their home, answer adaptive health questions, and receive a personalized, clinician-reviewed safety plan. This initiative coincides with National Falls Prevention Month, highlighting the importance of preventing falls, which are a leading cause of injury and costly hospital readmissions among older adults.
By combining AI with precision-matched clinicians, DwellSafe delivers actionable insights to improve recovery and streamline discharge planning. The platform addresses social determinants of health by uncovering risks at home that often go unnoticed, making every living space safer for aging, recovery, and lifelong independence.
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