AI Fall Prevention Strategies

In Rehabilitation Hospitals

Webinar Details

As rehabilitation hospitals balance the drive for functional gains with the high risk of anticipated physiological falls, the tension between patient mobility and safety is a constant challenge for your nursing and patient care teams. Ocuvera spoke with Jeremy Dye and his team at Willis Knighton Rehabilitation Hospital to learn how they succeeded in their use of an AI-driven solution to not only reduce patient falls and staffing burdens but also transform their approach to patient safety.  Watch the webinar to learn how they overcame the resistance to change that often result in the failure of new technologies, how they use analytics from their system to continually drive improvements to their program, and how their partnership with Ocuvera has contributed to their results.

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    Speaker

    Jeremy Dye, PT

    Jeremy Dye is a licensed physical therapist with over 26 years of clinical experience across acute care, outpatient, and inpatient rehabilitation settings. He currently serves as the Performance Improvement and Safety Coordinator for Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation at Willis Knighton Health in Shreveport, Louisiana. In his leadership role, Jeremy focuses on patient safety, quality improvement, and fall prevention—particularly for neurologically complex and cognitively impaired patients. Known for his data-driven mindset and collaborative approach, he has helped lead a multidisciplinary fall prevention program that has achieved significant and sustained reductions in patient falls through thoughtful process design, staff engagement, and predictive AI technology.

    About Ocuvera

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    Ocuvera is a smart, automated patient monitoring system designed to improve patient safety in hospitals. The system uses state-of-the-art AI to predict dangerous situations like falls and pressure injuries, which is especially important in rehabilitation settings. Click below to learn more about Ocuvera’s unique usefulness in acute rehab hospitals.
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