✅  List – View all assigned members in a structured table.
✅ Health Status Alerts – "⚠️ Warning"  and “🚨Critical” tags highlight members needing attention.
✅ Wake-Up & Active Hours Tracking – Monitor daily movement and time spent active.
✅ Resting & Sleep Hours – Identify potential sleep disturbances or daily living irregularities.
✅ Daily Living Metrics – Track Bathroom Visits, Dining Events, and Kitchen Visits for behavioral insights.
✅ Fall Detection – Quickly see all recorded fall events from the Daily Notes.
✅ Filter & Sort Data – Search by name, room number, or key health metrics.

📌 Pro Tip: Members with low Active Hours or unusual Wake-Up times may need further assessment for mobility or sleep health.

📌 What is the Status Column?

The Status column provides a quick risk indicator for each , helping nurses prioritize care based on real-time data.

Each  is assigned a status tag based on their activity data.

🔹 Status Levels & Their Meanings

1️⃣ Click on the member’s row to review details on motion, alerts, and patterns.
2️⃣ Compare with previous trends to check for sudden changes.
3️⃣ Check  history and notes for recent medical events.
4️⃣ Follow up with the  if necessary and escalate concerns as needed.

📌 Pro Tip: A  member moving from "🟢 Normal" to "⚠️ Warning" over consecutive days may need closer observation before they escalate to a critical condition.

1️⃣ Why are some members marked with "⚠️ Warning"?

💡 Possible Reasons:

• The has abnormal vitals, low activity levels, or an irregular pattern in sleep/rest.
• The system detected a sudden deviation from the member's baseline behavior.
• There have been a high number of No Motion Alerts or other concerning activity.
• Please review the “Status” Column rules for Activity Monitoring (above) for all the possible scenarios.

🛠 Fix: Click on the member’s row to see detailed data and consider follow-up actions.

2️⃣ What does “Active Hours” mean?

💡 Active Hours represents the total time a member was physically moving (e.g., walking or moving between locations). It is calculated by subtracting a members' total resting and sleep hours from the 24 hours in a day.

🛠 Fix: If Active Hours is unexpectedly low, check:

• Chair and Bed mat sensors to ensure proper placement and no continuous paint on the DAP.
• Recent fall history (a member may have reduced mobility).
• Nighttime activity—unusual rest patterns could indicate sleep disruptions.

3️⃣ Why is a ’s “Wake Up” time unexpected or missing?

💡 Possible Reasons:

• The bed sensor didn’t register movement (could be a sensor issue).
• The member stayed in bed longer than usual (check Resting Hours).
• The member woke up but didn’t leave their room (compare with Active Hours).

🛠 Fix: Look at the Bathroom Visits and Kitchen Visits columns to check for movement after waking up.

4️⃣ What should I do if a Member has high or low Bathroom Visits?

💡 What It May Indicate:

• Frequent visits → Possible UTI, incontinence, or gastrointestinal issues.
• Few or no visits → Possible dehydration, constipation, or mobility challenges.

🛠 Fix: Click on the 's name to be taken to the Health Summary Page for a . Note the member's Bathroom Visits trends in tables or graphs and check if this is a sudden change. If needed, notify the care team.

5️⃣ Why is "Dining Events" showing as NA for some Members?

💡 Possible Reasons:

• The member did not leave their room for a meal.
• There is no refrigerator sensor for the member.
• The member may have eaten elsewhere or skipped a meal.

🛠 Fix: Compare with Kitchen Visits to see if the member accessed food independently.

6️⃣ What does "Falls" represent?

💡 The Falls column reflects detected fall events based on movement patterns.

🛠 Fix:

• Verify with caregivers 
• Check the member’s recent activity levels—a sudden drop in Active Hours or increased Resting Hours could be a sign of a fall-related injury.

7️⃣ Why is "Kitchen Visits" useful, and how should I interpret it?

💡 Kitchen Visits indicate independent movement towards food preparation or hydration.

🛠 Fix:

• Frequent visits may suggest restlessness or increased appetite.
• Few or no visits may indicate a decline in independence, loss of appetite, or dehydration risk.

📌 Pro Tip: Compare Kitchen Visits with Dining Events to see if a  is skipping meals.

8️⃣ How can I quickly find at-risk Members?

💡 Sorting Tips:

• Sort by Status to bring all "⚠️ Warning" Members to the top.
• Filter by Wake-Up Time to find late or irregular sleepers.
• Sort by Bathroom Visits to highlight extreme high/low cases.

🛠 Fix: Prioritize members with multiple concerning factors (e.g., low Active Hours + low Bathroom Visits).

9️⃣ Can I export this data for reporting or shift handover?

💡 Yes! You can export the current view as a CSV for documentation.

🛠 Fix: Use the download button in the top-right corner.

🔟 What should I do if data looks incorrect or missing?

💡 Possible Issues:

• Sensor misalignment → Some data might not be captured correctly.
• Delayed sync → Data updates can have a slight delay.
• Technical issue → Check with IT or facility support.

🛠 Fix: Refresh the page or check the Daily Activity page for real-time updates.