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A weekly health check-in built for people with disabilities — by voice, touch or typing.

FaceEcho screens for signs of 30+ health issues from a guided face scan. A robot brings it to each resident every week and adapts to them, so no one has to travel to a clinic, hold a phone steady, hear every word or speak.

“A check-up shouldn’t depend on getting to a clinic.”

Why It Works for Your Residents

Five ways it adds value

FaceEcho screens for signs of 30+ health issues. The robot adapts to each person and makes every check consistent.

01

Early Detection

Early signs linked to diabetes and heart health are caught before they turn into emergencies.

02

Accurate Detection

Same distance, same light, every week, so FaceEcho spots real trends, not noise.

03

Quick, Easy & Low-Cost

A weekly health check-up in minutes, for a fraction of a clinic visit.

04

Accessible by Design

Large on-screen text and typing for hearing loss, voice for low vision and limited hand use, and a Skip button for anyone who prefers not to speak.

05

Everyone Stays Informed

Results go to the resident, their family and their support worker after every check-in.

How a Robot Visit Works

A check-in that adapts to each person

No transport and no appointment. Residents stay in their chair while the robot does the rest.

1

Robot Arrives

Comes to the resident, on a set schedule.

2

Questions on Screen

Answer by voice, tap or typing.

3

Guided Face Scan

The robot adjusts, not the person.

4

AI Checks

30+ health issues screened.

5

Results Shared

With the resident, family and support worker.

On the robot

Screen-First Check-In

PILOT READY

Every question in large, clear text, and read aloud too.

Voice, Tap or Type

PILOT READY

Spoken answers, big buttons, or typing on the screen. Speaking is never required.

Wheelchair-Friendly Face Scan

PILOT READY

Front, left, right, eyes, chin and lips. The robot moves its camera around the person.

Results on the Screen

PILOT READY

A simple summary on the robot’s display, with personal skin tips.

Scheduled Rounds

PILOT READY

Weekly visits to rooms and shared spaces.

Additional Scans

PILOT READY

Extra views, like the back and feet, that are hard to check from a wheelchair.

Family & Support Worker Updates

PILOT READY

A summary of each check-in for the resident’s family and support worker.

The same FaceEcho care platform

Wellness Report

LIVE NOW

A clear wellness report after every reviewed scan.

Progress Trend Sharing

LIVE NOW

Improving, stable or declining — every check-in is saved, so small changes are caught early.

Phone App Still Works

LIVE NOW

Residents, families and staff can keep using the FaceEcho app.

Robot vs Phone

Why a robot, not a phone?

For people with disabilities, a robot removes the hardest parts of a self-scan.

Holding a PhonePhone: needs steady hands. Robot: hands-free.
Hearing the PromptsPhone: audio cues. Robot: every question on a large screen.
Distance & AnglePhone: changes every time. Robot: fixed, even from a wheelchair.
LightingPhone: different room, different light. Robot: the same each week.
ConsistencyPhone: easy to skip. Robot: a scheduled weekly visit.
AccuracyComparable scans mean accurate detection.
Clear boundaries. FaceEcho surfaces visible patterns from guided facial scans. The robot does not diagnose, treat, or replace doctors, nurses or support staff. Medical decisions always rest with qualified professionals.

Start with a pilot

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+1 (551) 349-1958  |  info@faceecho.ai