Glendale, AZ,  — Sarah’s Place, a newly reopened memory care center within the Glencroft Center for Modern Aging, has announced outstanding results following the adoption of Helpany’s AI-powered care platform. For three months, the community reported zero nighttime falls, conducted over 250 proactive interventions and gained 22% more time for resident care —marking a significant leap forward in resident safety and proactive care.

As part of one of Arizona’s largest nonprofit senior living campuses, Sarah’s Place recently underwent a complete renovation—welcoming a new generation of residents with more complex and evolving care needs. To stay ahead of rising fall risks, the Glencroft team equipped every apartment with Helpany’s radar-based device, PAUL.

Falls remain one of the most dangerous and costly events in long-term care—especially during nighttime hours when staffing is limited and residents are most vulnerable. Designed to protect privacy without using cameras, PAUL has proven to be a transformative tool. By analyzing each resident’s unique movement patterns, it delivers real-time alerts to caregivers—enabling earlier interventions and reducing the likelihood of falls. At Sarah’s Place, not a single nighttime fall has occurred since the system’s installation.

But it doesn’t stop there. With Helpany’s care platform, teams gain a meaningful, data-driven view of both resident needs and how care is being delivered across the community. It highlights what’s working, where additional support may be needed, and how to make each moment of care more impactful. The results have been outstanding—reflected in a 22% increase in time spent with residents, all without increasing staff.

“Behind every fall is a person, a story, a life changed,” said Mike McCammond, COO at Glencroft. “We’ve always believed in preventing the preventable—not waiting for the next emergency. That’s why we partnered with Helpany. Their radar-based, privacy-preserving technology gives our team 24/7 insights so we can intervene earlier and protect what matters most—our residents’ dignity, and quality of life.”

This technology not only creates a safer environment—it empowers caregivers to do what they do best: be present, act early, and care deeply. It’s about giving every resident the attention they deserve, and every caregiver the confidence and tools to truly make a difference.

Following this success, Glencroft is now expanding Helpany’s platform across its assisted living units, reaffirming its mission to reimagine aging with dignity—and with proactive, compassionate care.

Impact of AI and Radar-Enhanced Care:

• Zero Nighttime Falls: Since installation, Sarah’s Place has reported no more nighttime falls
• They gained 22% more time for resident care—without increasing staff—enabling more proactive, meaningful engagement with residents.
• More than 250+ proactive interventions were carried out over a three-month period, enabling more personalized care.

Disclaimer: The outcomes described at Sarah’s Place reflect the specific results achieved by Glencroft using Helpany’s technology in that setting. Actual results may vary depending on factors such as resident population, staff engagement, facility layout, and care protocols. While Helpany is designed to support fall prevention and early intervention, it does not eliminate all risks or guarantee the prevention of all incidents. Successful implementation depends on proper system use, continuous monitoring, and active participation by care teams.

About Glencroft: is one of Arizona’s largest nonprofit senior living campuses. Located in Glendale, it is home to over 600 residents and offers a full continuum of care—including independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing—all on a single, integrated campus. https://www.glencroft.com/