Home & Room Control
Coordinate compatible lighting, entertainment, temperature, communication, and other connected functions.
Environmental Control & Connected Independence
Make the environment easier to access—and easier to support.
LivSolo is a deployable Stalwart offering that brings smart-home technology, accessible control methods, and connected workflows into a coordinated environment built around the person, routine, technology, support network, and privacy requirements.
Independence is an ecosystem
Connect the tools already surrounding the user.
The right environmental-control solution may combine mainstream smart-home products, specialized assistive technology, and an accessible interface.
Accessible Input
Evaluate voice, eye-gaze, switch, touchscreen, mobile-device, and other access methods around the user.
Communication & Routines
Support reminders, check-ins, information access, communication, and repeatable daily routines.
Support-Team Integration
Define how family, caregivers, clinicians, or staff participate without taking control away from the user.
From devices to a usable system
Integration matters more than the number of products.
A collection of smart devices is not automatically accessible. LivSolo planning considers compatibility, placement, account ownership, connectivity, user permissions, backup access, privacy, training, and long-term support.
- Compatible smart-home hubs and connected devices
- Voice, mobile, eye-gaze, switch, or alternative-input access
- Accessible communication and reminder workflows
- User, caregiver, clinician, and staff training
- Documentation for accounts, permissions, routines, and support
Connected support, carefully designed
Build privacy and human oversight into the requirement.
LivSolo can support communication, reminders, user-entered information, and compatible connected-device workflows. Any healthcare-connected deployment must separately define consent, authorized users, data handling, cybersecurity, interoperability, clinical responsibility, and applicable privacy requirements.
LivSolo supports access and communication; it does not replace a clinician or make a diagnosis.
Potential participants
People living with spinal cord injury, ALS, multiple sclerosis, traumatic brain injury, and other access limitations—as well as caregivers, clinicians, healthcare organizations, and community-living programs.
Individual suitability depends on goals, access method, environment, connectivity, and the products or services being considered.
The implementation path
Begin with one routine that should be easier.
The person and the daily environment—not a product catalog—define the solution.
01
Observe
Identify desired tasks, barriers, routines, existing devices, and support relationships.
02
Orient
Map access methods, compatibility, connectivity, privacy, accounts, and permissions.
03
Decide
Select supported components and workflows without unnecessary complexity.
04
Act
Configure, test, document, train the user and support team, and plan follow-up.
From the field
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Let’s identify the right path forward.
Tell us what the user, clinical team, or organization needs to accomplish. We’ll help define the next step.