RF-based presence and gait sensing — no cameras, no microphones. Plug it in; it learns the rhythms of the home.
- Wi-Fi CSI radio-frequency sensing
- Works through walls; covers bedroom, bath, kitchen
- Zero compliance — no wearable, no button, no setup
Haven uses passive in-home sensing and wearable intelligence to detect subtle changes in how your loved one moves — weeks before a fall occurs. No pendants. No buttons to press.
By the time a fall happens, the window to prevent it has already closed. Every existing product works the same way: wait for someone to hit the ground, then send an alert. Meanwhile 1 in 4 seniors fall every year, fall-death rates have surged +41% since 2012, the average fall-related ER visit costs $18,658, and 67% of those costs are paid by Medicare, which has every incentive to fund prevention over treatment.
Haven is built for every kind of aging-in-place family — across generations, cultures, and homes. These are the families we're building it for.
"Mamá won't admit when her hip hurts. Last month Haven flagged her walking speed dropping for four days straight — I called her that night and we got her to PT before the next flare."
Daughter of Abuela Rosa · Phoenix, AZ
"Dad's proud — wouldn't wear a pendant if his life depended on it. Haven is invisible, which is the only reason it works. He doesn't know it's there, and I sleep better knowing it is."
Son of Mr. Clarence · Atlanta, GA
"My parents live with us, but I travel for work. Beacon gives me one number every morning with a short sentence of context — exactly what a loving child wants to know, and nothing more."
Eldest Chen daughter · Three generations under one roof
"After Grandma's fall two years ago we almost moved her into assisted living. Haven gave us the data to trust that she's steady enough to stay — and a warning system if that ever changes."
Kate's granddaughter · Denver, CO
Measurable gait deterioration shows up two to six weeks before a fall — reduced walking speed, shortened stride, increased step-to-step variability. The data is there. What's been missing is a consumer platform that collects it continuously and actually acts on it.
Gait speed is now recognized in geriatric medicine as the sixth vital sign. Walking speed below 0.8 m/s predicts not only falls but also cognitive decline, hospitalization, and mortality.
Modern machine-learning models analyzing temporal gait features from a single walking cycle achieve 93.6% classification accuracy for fall risk in elderly populations. Haven's approach synthesizes data from environmental sensors, wearable accelerometers, and optional vision systems — building a more complete movement profile than any single-modality system.
Measurable gait deterioration — reduced walking speed, shortened stride length, increased step asymmetry — can be observed 2 to 6 weeks before a fall event. Gait & Posture, 2023
The changes are often imperceptible to family members — and to the individual experiencing them. But they are measurable by sensor systems operating continuously, twenty-four hours a day.
Hardware you place, software you carry — and nothing leaves the home.
RF-based presence and gait sensing — no cameras, no microphones. Plug it in; it learns the rhythms of the home.
Turns the Apple Watch, Fitbit, or Garmin they already wear into a continuous gait-baseline engine. No new hardware.
Computer-vision pose estimation for higher-risk situations. Privacy-tiered and entirely family-controlled.
The nervous system. Every signal processed locally; only derived insights ever leave the home.
What families see every day. A single daily risk score, contextualized alerts, and a weekly health narrative — in plain English.
Haven doesn't just watch for events. It learns your loved one's personal rhythm. When it notices something’s off, it lets you know.
Stride passively observes gait, cadence, and sit-to-stand time. Steadfast learns sleeping and movement patterns. Vigil (optional) analyzes posture and hip, knee, and ankle angles.
Plug in the hardware and forget about it. Haven compares daily movement and behaviors against a rolling 28-day baseline.
Gait shortens, cadence slows down. A sudden increase in restlessness or bathroom visits. Other small indicators that something is off. Haven sees it.
Beacon informs you of what was noticed, giving you a chance to take proactive measures. This allows the aging adult to maintain their freedom and gives the caregiver peace of mind.
Beacon delivers a daily risk score with easy-to-understand terminology, giving you a chance to decide if further action is necessary.
No more guessing. No more worrying. You deserve peace of mind.
Haven's architecture is rooted in a robust body of peer-reviewed work on sensor-based human-activity recognition and gait-based fall prediction.
Life Alert, Medical Guardian, and Apple Watch all detect falls after they happen — they're reactive. Haven is predictive. It monitors subtle changes in gait, movement patterns, and daily routines to identify rising fall risk weeks before a fall occurs.
Haven also requires zero compliance from the senior: no pendants to wear, no buttons to press, no devices to charge or remember.
Haven's core system — Steadfast sensors, Stride wearable overlay, Anchor edge hub, and Beacon dashboard — uses no cameras whatsoever. Vigil is an optional computer-vision module for higher-risk situations, and it is entirely family-controlled and privacy-tiered.
All data processing happens locally on the Anchor hub inside the home. Raw data never leaves the premises.
Peer-reviewed research demonstrates AI models analyzing gait parameters achieve 90–95% sensitivity in identifying individuals at elevated fall risk. A 2024 study in Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence reported 93.6% accuracy using temporal gait features from a single walking cycle.
Haven's multi-sensor approach — combining environmental, wearable, and optional vision data — is designed to exceed single-modality accuracy by building a more complete movement profile.
Haven is designed for adult children caring for aging parents who want to live independently. The senior is the monitored individual, but the primary buyer and daily dashboard user is the family caregiver — typically a 45-to-65-year-old professional managing care from a distance.
Haven provides peace of mind without disrupting the senior's independence or dignity.
Haven is in active development and launching in 2026. Waitlist members get first access to pilots, founding member pricing, and direct access to our clinical team during the pilot phase.
The rate you join at is the rate you keep. Haven does not raise the price on an existing subscriber.
The consumer product is a wellness platform, not a diagnostic device. Vigil is being pursued on an FDA 510(k) pathway as a Class II medical device for use in higher-acuity and institutional settings, using the BioSensics LEGSys as the predicate. FDA clearance is additive upside — not a requirement for consumer launch.
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Haven Home Wellness, Inc.
Atlanta, GA · [email protected]
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