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Circadia Health

Circadia

An AI monitoring platform for care teams — it flags early signs of a resident's decline and explains why, so nurses know who to check first.

Role
Product Designer
Client
Circadia Health
Focus
Healthcare, AI
Circadia — An AI monitoring platform for care teams — it flags early signs of a resident's decline and explains why, so nurses know who to check first.

The challenge

Care teams have to spot which residents are quietly getting worse, across many rooms and a busy shift — and every alert has to be quick to understand and safe to act on.

The outcome

A calm, responsive product across desktop, tablet and mobile: a short list of flags to review, AI summaries clearly labelled as AI, and designed states for loading, offline sensors and errors.

How it came together

The process

  1. 01

    Home

    A calm start to the shift

    Home answers one question: what needs me right now? A greeting, a single place to ask the AI, the few flags waiting for review and today's workflows — nothing else competing for attention.

    • Home — desktop
    • Home — mobile
    Circadia — desktop screen 1
    Circadia — mobile screen 1
  2. 02

    Predict

    Early signals, one list

    Predict lists every resident the system has flagged, with the latest vitals and condition tags right in the row. Opening a flag slides in a panel with the reason and an SBAR summary, so the nurse can review without losing the list.

    • Flag list
    • Flag peek panel
    • SBAR summary
    Circadia — desktop screen 1
    Circadia — desktop screen 2
  3. 03

    Patient

    The whole picture on one page

    The patient profile brings current vitals, an AI summary, recent flags, visits and diagnoses together, with tabs for the detail behind each.

    • Patient overview
    • Tabs: vitals, flags, visits, notes
    Circadia — desktop screen 1
  4. 04

    AI

    An assistant that stays in context

    Neo, the AI assistant, opens beside the page instead of replacing it, starts from questions about what's on screen, and reminds people that it can make mistakes.

    • Neo chat panel
    • Suggested prompts
    Circadia — desktop screen 1
  5. 05

    States

    Designed for when things go wrong

    Every screen has its loading, empty, offline and error states — a sensor that stops reporting or a list that fails to load says so plainly and tells people what to do next.

    • Loading
    • Empty
    • Sensor offline
    • Error
    Circadia — desktop screen 1
    Circadia — desktop screen 2

Why it looks like this

Key decisions

  1. 01

    Fewer things on Home

    A lighter Home — one suggestion, a short list of flags, workflows in a single line — so the first screen of a shift is calm, not crowded.

  2. 02

    Review without leaving the list

    Flags open in a side panel with a sticky Review button and a pager between flags, so a nurse can work through them in order.

  3. 03

    AI is always labelled

    SBAR summaries are marked as AI-generated and Neo carries a reminder to check clinical details — trust comes from being clear about what the AI wrote.

  4. 04

    Nothing floats over the data

    On Predict, rows got shorter, vitals got labels and nothing sits on top of the table, so the numbers are always readable.

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