Circadia 101
Between caregiver visits, we use a small sensor called the C300 to help us better understand patterns in breathing, heart rate, and sleep. This allows us to stay aware of small changes that may indicate a need for new care recommendations or additional support.
The C300 is a small health-tracking device that sits on a nightstand or coffee table. There is nothing to wear, and it is not a camera. It passively monitors patterns over time, helping us make informed adjustments to care schedules when appropriate.
By identifying changes early, we increase support when needed and help families feel confident that their loved one can remain safely at home.
Quick Pitch Sheet
What It Is
A small sensor monitoring breathing, heart rate, and sleep quality
Sits on a nightstand — nothing to wear, not a camera
Passively tracks patterns to detect subtle changes
What It Is Not
Not a camera
Nothing to wear
Not an audio recording device
Not an emergency response system – you must call 911 for emergencies
Why We Use It
Provides continuous support
Helps identify small changes early
Supports proactive care plan adjustments
Allows aging in place at home
How to Say It in One Sentence
In addition to our in-home care, we place a small sensor that monitors health patterns so support is always present and we can adjust care dynamically — not just during visits.