Kando for nursing homes.
In nursing homes, caregivers spend a growing share of their day entering data, searching for information, documenting. Administrative time eats into care time. Kando is designed to reverse that trend: less friction, more presence with the residents.
- 30 to 50% Of caregivers' time is lost to administrative tasks
- 70% Of medical incidents involve poor circulation of information
- 47% Of caregivers feel they lack the time to provide quality support
The pressure keeps rising. Care time doesn't.
The care sector is under strain. The population is ageing faster than capacity is growing. Regulatory requirements are tightening. Teams are pulled in every direction, with caregiver-to-resident ratios that leave little margin.
In this context, every minute counts. A handover note entered from memory at the end of the day, a call with no context, a new resident's arrival managed by hand: these are all moments where technology can give time back to caregivers, without asking more of them.
What Kando changes day to day.
The resident presses their button or says a trigger word. Kando captures the context, qualifies the call and routes it to the right person. The caregiver knows why they're going before entering the room. The report is generated automatically, in line with regulatory requirements.
The caregiver speaks. Kando listens, structures, displays for review. They confirm. The data is recorded in the care software. No double entry, no information lost between teams.
Every resident arrives with their own story. Kando Meet helps capture it from the moment of welcome, so the care team truly knows the person in their care, from day one.
Preparation in advance, automatic transcription of the minutes. Less time spent taking notes, more time deciding.
Call monitoring data, intervention reports, handover notes: everything is tracked, structured and available for inspections. With no extra workload for the teams.
Two ways to get started.
The two modes are compatible and can coexist in the same facility.
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Option
Via smartphone or tablet
Caregivers use Kando on their own device or on the facility's equipment. Fast deployment, no additional infrastructure.
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Optimal experience
Via the Kando Box
The Box is installed in the room, connected to the existing television, reusing the cabling in place. The caregiver interacts by voice only; the TV serves as the interface. No screen to hold during care, no medical-looking equipment in the resident's living space. 100 beds deployed in one week.
The Kando solutions for your facility.
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Kando
Kando, the central platform of your institution.
Kando connects the tools already in place and makes them voice-accessible. Document an observation, prepare a handover, or manage a care plan: assistants are activated to meet each facility’s needs.
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Kando Box
The In-Room Access Point
A dedicated device, always available and always connected to the platform and the TV. The Kando Box is right there, in the living space.
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Kando Nurse Call
The nurse call becomes information
The resident presses their call button or says a trigger word. Kando understands the context, identifies the type of call, and routes it to the right person. 82% of calls are logistical. Kando knows this before the caregiver steps in.
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The Questions We Get Asked Most Often
Kando connects to the business software in place through interoperability connectors. Your data stays in your systems.
That’s exactly why Kando is designed around voice. No complex screens to navigate and no lengthy training. Caregivers can use it naturally, with a simple onboarding process that helps them get started quickly.
Kando is designed to integrate quickly without disrupting your operations. The Box connects via HDMI to the existing TV, while the call buttons reuse the existing wiring, making deployment simpler and faster. No infrastructure changes are required: our teams handle the installation and on-site training.
Yes. Call reports, handover notes, and monitoring data are structured and traceable to support compliance with applicable legal and regulatory requirements.
They use Kando every day.
The platform is deployed in real-world care settings, where teams use it every day.
4 family-run nursing homes: nurse call system and assistants
Independent nursing home: working hand in hand with field teams
French non-profit organization: nurse call system and Care Assistant, with an impact study conducted in partnership with the University of Liège (ULiège) and Pr Stéphane Adam, with the support of ANS.
Deployment of the Nurse Call System with Two-Way Communication in Assisted Living Facilities