Brickford of Omaha

In this video, Candince Bryan, Director at Bickford of Omaha - Hickory, shares a powerful example of how CarePredict enables earlier intervention for residents who may not be able to voice their needs. She recounts the case of a resident with dementia whose behavior began to subtly shift—changes that were only visible through the detailed activity data provided by CarePredict.

The resident was getting up more frequently at night, visiting the restroom more often, and becoming less socially engaged. These deviations from her usual routine were small on their own, but together, they signaled that something was wrong. CarePredict detected the changes quickly, prompting Candince and her team to take action.

They reached out to the resident’s primary care provider and secured a test for a urinary tract infection. Within 24 hours, results confirmed a severe UTI. Thanks to the early detection, treatment was started right away, helping to prevent escalation or hospitalization.

Over the following days, Candince and her staff used CarePredict’s insights to monitor the resident’s recovery. Her behaviors began returning to baseline—less nighttime movement, more activity, and increased interaction with others—confirming that the treatment was working.

This story underscores how CarePredict serves as an essential care partner. For residents with cognitive decline, like dementia, who often can’t communicate when something is wrong, the system offers visibility, empowers faster clinical decisions, and ultimately leads to better outcomes.