Teton, the autonomous operating system helping UK care homes and hospitals deliver safer and more proactive care, and Nourish, the UK’s leading digital social care records provider, have integrated platforms to bring real-time resident health insights directly into the digital care record.
The integration connects Teton’s passive, non-wearable monitoring system with the Nourish care planning platform used by more than 5,000 care services across the UK. For care teams already using both systems, this means fall risk signals, sleep patterns and changes in resident activity now sit alongside daily care notes, assessments and care plans in a single view, rather than living in separate systems.
The result is a more complete picture of resident wellbeing, available to the people who need it most, in the place they already work.
Why it matters
Care teams are managing more complexity than ever. Staffing constraints, rising acuity and growing regulatory expectations mean that the ability to identify changes in resident need quickly has become central to delivering safe, person-centred care.
When monitoring data lives in a separate system, it creates extra steps and cognitive load for staff who are already stretched. By surfacing Teton’s ambient insights directly within the Nourish timeline, care teams can spot emerging risks as part of their existing workflow. No extra logins, switching between tools or relying on manual observation alone to catch what is changing.
This is what interoperability looks like in practice. Two systems designed for different purposes, working together so that the person delivering care has everything they need in one place.
What the integration delivers
Care staff using Nourish can now see Teton-generated insights within the resident timeline. Including fall risk indicators, sleep quality data and activity pattern changes. These sit alongside existing care notes, assessments, and interactions, giving teams a richer, more current understanding of each resident’s needs.
For managers and clinical leads, this joined-up view supports are range of improvements. Including better oversight, earlier escalation, and stronger evidence for care planning reviews and regulatory reporting.
Teton’s monitoring technology has delivered up to 83% fall incident reduction in European deployments. Combined with Nourish’s position as the care record relied on by 425,000 care workers every day, supporting more than 413,000 people across the UK, the integration brings that capability to a significant share of the UK care market.
“The UK care sector is navigating staffing pressures, rising acuity and increasing regulatory scrutiny. Care teams need tools that work together, not in silos. Our integration with Nourish puts real-time resident insights into the system UK care teams already rely on every day. So they can act earlier and with greater confidence.” Mikkel Wad Thorsen, CEO, Teton
“Person-centred care isn’t just a principle at Nourish; it’s the foundation of everything we build. Interoperability is the bridge that turns fragmented systems into seamless care experiences. Partnering with Teton, an organisation that holds outcomes to the same standard we do, brings us one step closer to care that truly works for everyone.” Denise Tack, Director of Partner and Business Engagement, Nourish Care
A shared approach to care technology
The integration reflects a principle both organisations share. That the best care technology reduces complexity for staff rather than adding to it. As the UK care sector continues its digital transformation, partnerships like this are crucial. They demonstrate how purpose-built systems can work together to support better outcomes for residents and the teams who care for them.
For more information, visit teton.ai and nourishcare.com.
About Teton
Teton is an AI-powered ambient monitoring platform helping UK care homes and hospitals deliver safer, more proactive care. It gives care teams real-time visibility into resident health, sleep, and fall risk through passive, non-wearable monitoring. So they can act earlier and with greater confidence. Teton has delivered up to 83% fall incident reduction across its European deployments. They operate across the UK, Europe and the US.
