Teton

AI has been around since 1956, though most care leaders only started paying attention to it in the last few years. This session explains how it got here and why it matters now for how you run your care communities. Frederik Warburg, Head of AI at Teton, walks through that history in plain English, from the chess computer that beat a world champion to the systems now helping care teams notice changes in a resident's health before they lead to a fall. It's built for senior living and care leaders, and needs no technical background. Wednesday, October 14 1:00 to 1:45 PM ET / 10:00 to 10:45 AM PT / 6:00 to 6:45 PM BST A 30-minute talk followed by 15 minutes of live Q&A. Register below.

Value-based care asks senior living operators to prove real outcomes. When care runs around the clock, the record of it needs to move beyond a handful of entries a day. Our team are at The Value-Based Care Workshop in Atlanta on September 23-24 for that conversation: Henri Sejournet, Gavin Steele, Kim Elliott, Michael Verroco and Jeff Pepping. Reach out to the team to book time, or visit teton.ai/book-a-demo

Every check on a resident starts the same way. Someone opens the door. Nearly always there is nothing wrong, and by then the door has done its work. The light sleeper is awake. The two-second look-in is a ten-minute resettle. The record gets written up later, from memory. Care teams should not have to wake residents to prove they checked on them. Learn how Teton solves this with Digital Checks → https://lnkd.in/evFbKTht

DI Prisen 2026 går til Teton🏆   Ved DI Topmødet blev vores medlem Teton hædret med DI Prisen 2026 for deres arbejde med at nytænke fremtidens sundheds- og plejesektor.   Med avanceret AI og computervision arbejder Teton for at frigøre tid hos sygeplejersker og plejepersonale, styrke patientsikkerheden og skabe mere plads til det vigtigste: omsorgen for patienterne.   Vi er samtidig stolte af, at endnu et medlem af DI Life Science, Cerebriu, var blandt de tre finalister. Cerebriu udvikler realtids-AI til MR-scanninger med ambitionen om at gøre hjernescanninger sikrere, hurtigere og mere tilgængelige.   To stærke life science-virksomheder i finalefeltet og én vinder af DI Prisen. Det vidner om den innovationskraft, der findes i dansk life science.   Stort tillykke! 👏

🏆 I går modtog Teton DI-Prisen 2026 på DI Topmødet – en stor ære, som jeg fik lov at modtage på vegne af hele teamet. Kæmpe tak til Dansk Industri, Klaus Holse og Lars Sandahl Sørensen for at overrække prisen, og tak til komitéen bag valget for at anerkende vores innovationshøjde, impact og kommercielle vækst. Prisen tilhører alle hos Teton, hvor der arbejdes utrætteligt for at styrke Sundhedsprofessionelle verden over i deres vigtige arbejde 🙌 Tak!! #DIPrisen2026 #DI #Teton

We're excited to be finalists in two categories at the LaingBuisson Awards. Teton build for the hours when a home is at its thinnest. Nights, weekends, the moments when no one is in the room. Being shortlisted highlights that we are making a real impact to the people who run these care environments. Thank you to the judges, and to Nightingale Hammerson and our UK customers for your continued collaboration.

Teton runs computer vision in care settings, which are about as privacy-constrained as environments get. We're at the European Conference on Computer Vision this week, demoing exactly how it works (Saturday 12 September, 12:30 to 17:00, Session 5, Booth 6). On the left, the anonymised view. On the right, a live 3D reconstruction of the room, with people and furniture picked out as it runs. If you're at ECCV this week, drop us a message.

We spent yesterday at the Nourish Care Partnership Conference. James de Bathe interviewed Chipema Chitambala, Director of Nursing at Nightingale Hammerson, about expanding Teton across their homes. We also had engaging conversations with leading UK operators about our solutions and Nourish integration. Thanks to Denise Tack and the Nourish team for the invite.

When a resident falls, what you can prove afterwards matters almost as much as how quickly someone got there. Most homes reconstruct it from memory. Teton changes that. William P. and Conor Channer will be sharing exactly how at the Caring Times Owners Club on 16 September. Book time here → https://lnkd.in/di53hCJ2

Someone needs the numbers by the end of the day, and pulling them together by hand is a morning's work. Brittany Selfridge, Regional Director of Operations at Aquinas Senior Living, faced this problem. She asked Samwise, and had what she needed in minutes. Samwise is Teton's AI agent that gives care teams instant answers from their actual monitoring data. No more digging through charts, just ask and get the insights you need, right on shift. Discover more → www.teton.ai/samwise