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Get the right nurse to the right room, fast. Visylix spots falls, watches exit doors for wandering patients, guards restricted wards and keeps escalating an alarm until someone responds, with every response recorded and all video kept inside the hospital.
What stands in the way today, and why plain CCTV cannot fix it.
Falls are among the most common adverse events in hospitals, and patients who are confused or unconscious cannot press a call button.
Patients with dementia can wander from their ward, creating serious safety risks for them and liability for the facility.
Nursing teams are stretched thinnest overnight, exactly when fall risk is highest and continuous observation is impossible.
Regulators and families expect a clear record of every incident and how quickly staff responded.
Visylix watches every camera, decides what matters and acts on it, using the cameras you already own.
Pose estimation watches body position in real time and raises an alert with a snapshot when a person falls, routed straight to the nearest nursing station.
Exit and corridor zones arm on a schedule. Entering an exit zone, lingering in a corridor or slipping out behind someone else all raise an alert.
Intrusion zones guard ICUs, neonatal units and drug stores, tailgating detection checks entries against badge swipes, and unknown faces are raised for staff to confirm.
The alarm and incident console records who acknowledged each alarm and when, and escalates any critical alarm left unanswered.
Redact faces and custom zones before any clip leaves the system, so incident review never exposes other patients.
Floor-plan maps show live alarm badges on each ward, so the team sees at a glance where help is needed.
What you get, on your own cameras and your own servers.
Every alarm tracked, with escalation.
Applied on every export.
Radha never sends a query outside the hospital.
Different wards, different periods.
Yes. Pose estimation watches body position on the camera covering a room or corridor and raises an alert with a snapshot when a person falls. The alarm goes to the nearest nursing station and escalates automatically if it is not acknowledged in time.
Exit doors and corridors become zones that arm on a schedule, for example overnight on a dementia ward. Anyone entering an exit zone, or lingering in a corridor past the time you set, raises an alert, and tailgating detection catches a patient slipping out behind a visitor.
Everything runs on hospital infrastructure, including the AI and the Radha copilot, so footage never leaves the building. Faces and custom zones are redacted on export, role-based access across 46 permissions decides who sees which wards, and every view is written to a tamper-evident audit trail.
Visylix is engineered for the frameworks hospitals are audited against. It provides the controls auditors look for: on-premise or air-gapped deployment, role-based access, retention rules per camera, evidence lock, redaction on export, consent and erasure tools for enrolled faces, and a full audit trail.
Yes. Retention is set per camera and per site, so areas with different requirements hold footage for different periods on one system. Evidence lock keeps a specific recording beyond the window while an incident is reviewed.
Radha runs entirely on hospital hardware, with 111 tools. Staff can ask in plain English, Hindi or Hinglish for footage of a corridor at a given time, a shift briefing or a summary of overnight alarms. 13 high-impact actions always ask for confirmation, there is no delete tool, and every call is audit-logged.
See how Visylix helps your care teams respond faster with fall alerts, wandering alerts and an alarm console that escalates until someone responds.