OVRVEW
Pulse.
A slim wearable intelligence layer for daily resident monitoring, facility workflows, and SAIVA-style reporting.
What Pulse captures daily.
Wearable signals collected throughout the day, normalized to a common format, and prepared for review before they reach reporting.
Heart rate trends
Resting heart rate and daily curve, day-over-day comparison.
SpO2 trends
Daily SpO2 baseline and outliers, where hardware supports.
Skin/body temperature
Temperature trends from the wrist, depending on hardware support.
HRV / stress indicators
Heart rate variability signals, depending on hardware support.
Sleep and rest patterns
Sleep windows, fragmentation, and recovery context.
Activity and mobility
Step count, movement minutes, and mobility signals.
Wear status
On-wrist detection and compliance time per resident.
Battery status
Remaining battery, charge cycles, low-battery alerts.
Sync health
Last successful sync, gap detection, sync error visibility.
Device ID / assignment
Bracelet ID, resident assignment, and rotation history.
How Pulse works.
A five-step intake, review, and reporting flow. Raw wearable signals never push unreviewed into live SAIVA.
Resident wears Pulse
Slim bracelet worn continuously through daily activities and overnight.
Vendor cloud or local gateway sync
Bracelet syncs to vendor cloud, or via Bluetooth to a facility gateway.
OVRVEW receives normalized data
Daily data lands in OVRVEW shadow storage in a normalized schema.
Shadow review workflow
Data is reviewed and summarized inside the shadow workflow before exposure.
Approved sidecar to SAIVA-style report
Reviewed summaries attach as sidecar context to SAIVA-style reporting.
A reviewed sidecar layer, not raw feeds.
Pulse makes wearable data readable inside the reporting rhythm teams already use.
Care teams keep their existing SAIVA-style flow. Pulse adds a sidecar of reviewed, summarized context — useful for awareness, never a replacement for clinical judgment.
Three paths into facility data.
Cloud/API is the turnkey option — reduces facility hardware complexity and supports multi-location scaling.
Vendor cloud syncs daily data to OVRVEW via API. No facility hardware to maintain.
- Lowest facility lift
- Multi-location ready
- Centralized monitoring
- Fastest path to live
Bracelet pairs over Bluetooth to a facility-deployed gateway that forwards to OVRVEW.
- Works for BT-only hardware
- Local facility control
- Resilient to vendor cloud issues
- Single-site appropriate
Manual export from vendor app, import into the OVRVEW shadow workflow.
- Evaluation and audit use
- Useful for vendor diligence
- Operator-led ingest
- Audit-friendly
Why facilities choose Pulse.
Pulse supports care teams without changing the systems they already rely on.
Daily resident signal visibility
A daily read on each resident’s wearable trends — without manual collection.
Better context before changes
Signal context supports care-team awareness of subtle pattern shifts.
Less manual device handling
Battery-first design reduces staff time on charging and device admin.
Battery-first deployment planning
16+ day battery so devices stay on residents.
Facility-level compliance dashboard
Wear-time, sync-health, and assignment status visible at the facility level.
Review-before-reporting boundary
Reviewed summaries only — never raw feeds — reach reporting workflows.
Multi-location readiness
Cloud/API path supports scaling across multiple sites without per-site rebuild.
Shadow intake safety
OVRVEW shadow storage isolates raw data from production reporting.
Built around a 16+ day active-use battery.
Pulse hardware supports at least 16 days of active monitoring between charges. Facility deployments target 20+ days to reduce staff burden and missed data.
- Less time off-wrist means more continuous resident signal
- Lower staff burden on charging rotations and device handoffs
- Reduced data gaps for shadow intake and review
- Supports multi-site planning without per-shift charge cycles
What’s included.
Every Pulse deployment ships with the workflow, monitoring, and reporting layers facilities need.