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Ambient, AI-Enabled Incontinence Monitoring

Room-based monitoring with caregiver app or API integration for institutional deployment

  • Remote UI & FI Detection
  • 6+ hours less time in soiled diapers daily
  • Improved skin integrity
  • Increased staff efficiency

Value-Based Care Outcomes

Delivering measurable improvements in dignity, efficiency, outcomes, and cost.

Dignity

Respectful care without wearables or invasive inserts

Staff Efficiency

Guides staff directly to where care is needed, reducing wasted time and improving workflows.

Clinical Outcomes

Helps reduce skin breakdown, infections, and related complications through early detection.

Cost Savings

Helps reduce supply costs and optimizes caregiver time for higher-value tasks.

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Key Features

Validated outcomes from deployments and pilots.

UI: Urinary Incontinence

Events identified via ambient sensing

FI: Fecal Incontinence

Events identified via ambient sensing

Tracked UI & FI Events

Trends & history for better care insights

6+ Hours Less in Soiled Clothing

Per patient/day, improving dignity & skin health

Testimonial 5-star from nursing home staff

“The device was easy to use and very user friendly having the mobile phone alerts. Overall it improved skin condition for residents.”

How It Works

airCeption is the voice for the dependent — notifying caregivers in real time.

1
Install

Plug-and-play device mounted in the room, on the wall or table.

2
Monitor

Ambient, AI-enabled sensors monitor continence events and environmental changes.

3
Alert

Alerts are sent instantly to caregiver web and mobile apps.

4
Respond

Faster response improves dignity, staff efficiency, and cost savings.

airCeption modular platform diagram: SNFs, Homecare, Virtual — API integration

Book Your Demo

See airCeption in action — ambient, room-based incontinent detection with real-time caregiver alerts.

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Leadership Team

Innovating ambient sensing for value-based care.

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John Kelly

Founder & CEO

Driving force behind airCeption®, with over 15 years in ambient healthcare innovation. From concept to institutional deployment, he combines hands-on expertise with strategic leadership.

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Iain Warner

Co-Founder & CTO

Leads system architecture, firmware, and cloud operations at airCeption. With two decades of IoT and medical tech experience, he ensures stability, security, and seamless integrations — enabling reliable performance in mission-critical care environments.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers for caregivers, providers and partners.

No, airCeption is an ambient, room-based monitor. Nothing is worn by the patient, and no diaper sensors. It discreetly detects urinary and fecal incontinence events, reducing the need for invasive or uncomfortable solutions.

It is plug-and-play and wall-mounted. Setup is fast and maintenance is minimal. Firmware and configuration can be updated securely over the air.

Through our caregiver web and mobile app with real-time notifications, dashboards and event history. We also support API integration with existing care platforms.

airCeption is production-ready, manufactured in Ireland, and deployed internationally in the USA, UK, Ireland, and Norway.

Supports value-based care: dignity for patients, staff efficiency, improved clinical outcomes, and cost savings via fewer consumables and targeted response.

Yes. The system is modular and API-enabled for seamless integration with RPM, bedside monitoring, EHR and existing care platforms.

No. airCeption augments caregivers by signalling when attention is needed—reducing missed events and improving response time.

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