Amba for PACE programs.

See how participants are doing, even when they’re at home.

PACE participants spend most of their time at home, and their care teams need to understand how they’re doing between visits. Amba gives interdisciplinary teams discreet, continuous, privacy-first insight into a participant’s well-being, so they can catch changes earlier and step in when it matters. The result is more proactive care that helps participants stay healthier, safer and able to age at home.

Amba for PACE programs

Simple to install:

Amba can be installed in a participant’s home in as little as 10 minutes, with no construction, no Wi-Fi or installation team needed.

Future-ready technology:

Amba is hardware-agnostic and works with best-in-class, off-the-shelf devices, allowing PACE organizations to adopt new technologies as needs evolve.

Works with your existing systems:

Amba integrates with leading EHR and EMR platforms, so insights flow straight into the systems your teams already use.

Privacy-first insights between visits.

A lot can change between visits with a PACE participant. Amba works 24/7 to understand patterns in sleep, mobility, activity, vital signs and daily routines. When those patterns change, Amba brings it to the care team’s attention, so instead of relying on periodic snapshots, teams get a clearer picture of someone’s well-being over time.

Catching changes before they become emergencies.

Small changes in movement, sleep, activity or daily routines are an early indicator of a change in health status. Amba gives PACE care teams a new tool they can use every day to check in on participants, identify who may need attention and understand why. That creates an opportunity to intervene earlier, before a small change becomes an ER visit or hospital stay.

Families need visibility, not mystery.

Families of PACE participants have the option to view an AMBA health dashboard for their loved one on their mobile or desktop devices. This level of visibility makes all the difference in the relationships between PACE organizations, families and participants. Everyone wins when there are no mysteries in care.

  • Participants gain: The ability to stay in their homes, healthier and out of the hospital.
  • Care teams gain: Continuous insight between visits, earlier awareness of changing needs and better-informed decisions.
  • PACE organizations gain: Greater visibility across participant populations, stronger care coordination and cost reductions through reduced hospitalizations.