You now have a team of assistants.
You chose the profession of nursing to make a difference. But too often, you shoulder too big of a burden, which leads to that one word we’re hearing more and more in our industry: Burnout.
Well, we’re saying, “Enough is enough.” That’s why we’re taking a big leap by introducing Helen voice-commanded technology.
The Product Suite
Voice Command Device
Concierge App
Patient App
Helen isn’t one more thing to worry about. It’s 100 less things to worry about.
That’s because we’re putting a team of highly trained assistants by your side, to handle non-emergency patient requests like extra pillows, water, socks, and more with speed and kindness.
It’s all made possible by the connection between the device – placed inside every patient room and nurse’s station – and our team of concierge members.
Helen benefits different people
in different ways:
For patients…
it makes their room feel more like a hospitality setting where their needs can be easily met.
For families…
it ensures their loved ones have whatever they need to be comfortable and cared for.
For you…
it lessens the burden of tasks, so you can stay focused exclusively on care and practice at the top of your license.
Here’s how it works…
A patient can request anything they’d normally ask you for. For instance:
Patient: “Hey Alexa, ask Helen to get me some water.”
Helen: “My pleasure. We’re on our way.”
That request is then routed right to a concierge member’s device—and you don’t have to do anything.
Think of Helen as your own personal assistant—helping you focus on the work that matters most.
Everything Helen Can Do For You:
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“Alexa, ask Helen to prepare room [number].”
Preparing a patient room includes: restocking bath wipes, blanket, comb, shampoo, toothbrush, towels, and washcloth.
“Alexa, ask Helen to prepare room [number] for discharge clean.”
Preparing a patient room for discharge clean includes: strip bedding, trash removal, set bed to low, and set Alexa to inactive.
“Alexa, ask Helen to restock Med-Surg linen in room [number].”
Restocking Med-Surg linen in a patient room includes: bed spread, sheets (draw, fitted, top), pillows, pillow cases, bath blankets, towels, washcloths, gowns (regular and bari), and pants (small, large).
“Alexa, ask Helen to restock FBC linen in room [number].”
Restocking FBC linen includes: infant shirt, baby blankets, peripads, reusable blue pads, top and fitted sheets, pillow cases, bath blankets, towels, and washcloths.
“Alexa, ask Helen to restock supplies in room [number].”
Restocking supplies includes: gauze (2x2 and 4x4), alcohol swabs, Bacitracin, Band-aids, gowns (regular and bari), bath blankets, bed spread, ChloraPrep, commode, end cap, lancets, male sterile cap, med cups, pants (small and large), pill splitter, Petroleum jelly, pillows, pillow cases, Q-tips, sheets (draw, fitted, top), tape, telemetry electrodes, tubing (primary and secondary), towels, and wash cloths.
“Alexa, ask Helen to begin the morning in room [number].”
Starting morning includes: open curtains, turn on lights, raise head/height of bed, ensure bed alarm is off (if necessary), fresh water (if permitted), and a pillow.
“Alexa, ask Helen to start bedtime in room [number].”
Starting bedtime includes: close curtains, turn off lights, lower head/height of bed, and ensure bed alarm is on (if necessary).
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Patient need a new gown?
Say, “Alexa, ask Helen to bring me a fresh gown.”Need to check blood pressure?
Say, “Alexa, ask Helen to bring me a BP cuff.”Need a sanitary pad?
Say, “Alexa, ask Helen to bring me a peripad.”Need some new linens?
Say, “Alexa, ask Helen to bring me a top sheet.”Need help moving a patient?
Say, “Alexa, ask Helen to bring me a gait belt.”Need something for a newborn?
Say, “Alexa, ask Helen to bring me a newborn diaper.”Need tubing?
Say, “Alexa, ask Helen to bring me primary tubing.”Need to cut medication?
Say, “Alexa, ask Helen to bring me a pill splitter.”Need patient monitoring supplies?
Say, “Alexa, ask Helen to bring me telemetry electrodes.”Need a portable toilet?
Say, “Alexa, ask Helen to bring me a commode.”Need to check oxygen levels?
Say, “Alexa, ask Helen to bring me a pulse ox cord.”Need to dispense medication?
Say, “Alexa, ask Helen to bring me a med cup.”Need to address pain?
Say, “Alexa, ask Helen to bring me an ice pack.” -
Clinical Supplies
• A 2x2 gauze
• A 4x4 gauze
• An ABD
• An abdominal pad
• Alcohol swabs
• A baby blanket
• Baby wipes
• Bacitracin
• Band aids
• A bath blanket
• Bath wipes
• A bed spread
• A bed pan
• A blanket
• A blue pad
• A small BP cuff
• A regular BP cuff
• A large BP cuff
• Small briefs
• Medium briefs
• Large briefs
• Extra-large briefs
• A ChloraPrep
• A cloth diaper
• A commode
• Medium Depends
• Large Depends
• A denture cup
• A draw sheet
• An efferdent tab
• An end cap
• A female urinal
• A fitted sheet
• A small gait belt
• A bariatric gait belt
• Small gloves
• Medium gloves
• Large gloves
• A regular gown
• A bariatric gown
• Large grippy socks
• Extra-large grippy socks
• A hat
• A heat pack
• An ice pack
• An infant shirt
• An iPad for language services
• A kerlix
• A lancet
• A male sterile cap
• A male urinal
• A med cup
• A mepilex
• Newborn diapers
• Small pants
• Large pants
• Extra-large pants
• A peripad
• Petroleum jelly
• A pill splitter
• A pillow case
• A pillow
• A pink basin
• A purewick
• A Q-tip
• A reusable blue pad
• A stethoscope
• Tape
• A top sheet
• A towel
• A washcloth
• A wheelchair
• Wipes
• A Xeroform
Devices/Equipment
• A nasal cannula
• Oxygen tubing
• A posey seat alarm
• A posey seat pad
• A pulse ox cord
• A pulse ox probe
• A tele battery
• Tele leads
• Tele pads
• Telemetry electrodes
• Primary tubing
• Secondary tubing
