Program activity is not a resident baseline
Calendars and attendance can show what was offered or joined. They do not, by themselves, show what information is missing or how the available signals relate across wellness dimensions.
WIS for senior living
See the wellness picture your program reports cannot show alone.
WIS gives a senior-living operator a structured way to evaluate resident-authorized wellness signals across eight dimensions, while keeping coverage, consent, and missing data visible.
Evidence posture
Pilot-stage, with no customer outcome presented as proof.
The case for a pilot rests on verified product facts, an objective acceptance package, and your own evidence from the agreed cohort.
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Modeled drivers
Current canonical WIS code
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Weighted dimensions
Whole-person wellness model
90
Pilot days
Standard commercial structure
The operating gap
A clear view starts by naming what the current view cannot prove.
More data can still mean less clarity
Check-ins, participation files, and optional resident sources have different permissions and quality. WIS keeps authorization, coverage, and limitations attached to the view.
A dashboard is not a clinical monitor
WIS supports wellness review and pilot evaluation. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, emergency monitoring, or a guarantee that an adverse event will be prevented.
What the pilot evaluates
Five questions before a longer commitment.
The Resident Wellness Intelligence Pilot is a bounded evaluation, not a disguised promise of clinical or financial outcomes.
- 1
Can the agreed cohort enroll and use the web experience with appropriate consent?
- 2
Can the selected sources produce a baseline whose coverage and missing data are clear?
- 3
Can authorized staff access the agreed aggregate or de-identified reporting view?
- 4
Does the Day-30 package meet the objective acceptance criteria in the signed SOW?
- 5
Is the evidence useful enough to justify continuing after the 90-day pilot?
Governance before go-live
The data flow is a decision, not a default.
The standard consumer-direct posture keeps partner reporting aggregate or de-identified unless a resident separately authorizes sharing and a written role and data-flow analysis permits it.
Resident choice
Residents choose participation, optional sources, and permitted sharing.
Written scope
Data sources, integrations, cohort, support, and milestones live in the signed SOW.
Visible limitations
Coverage, missing data, and dependency exceptions stay attached to the baseline.
No outcome guarantee
The pilot does not guarantee adoption, engagement, clinical outcomes, occupancy, retention, or any signal.
Commercial evaluation
Review the 90-day pilot before scheduling a fit conversation.
See the standard fee, Day-30 acceptance package, dependencies, credit-forward terms, and explicit non-guarantees.