OneStep

The OneStep team is heading to SLIF 2026 in Carlsbad.

We’re looking forward to connecting with senior living leaders and discussing how proactive mobility insights can help identify fall risk and resident decline earlier through simple smartphone based assessments.

Every step tells a story and we’re excited to share how communities are using that story to drive better outcomes for residents and staff.

See you at SLIF.

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Beyond blood work and imaging, how we move is a fundamental signal of systemic health. Yet, mobility is often measured only in brief, episodic clinic visits.

Inspired by insights from Yuval Naveh, our recent blog explores why digital mobility measurement is the key to capturing real-world data long before a clinical decline occurs.

Read more on why the future of healthcare depends on function: https://hubs.ly/Q04cNBG_0

Mobility is One of the Richest Signals of Human Health Mobility is One of the Richest Signals of Human Health

Can struggling to get out of a chair predict future depression, joint decline, and lower quality of life?

According to a new study the answer is yes.

What looks like a simple mobility issue is often an early signal of something much bigger; which is exactly why continuous, objective mobility monitoring matters. Catching these changes early is the difference between proactive care and reactive care.

Angie Szumlinski at HealthCap USA breaks down the latest research perfectly in a recent article. Worth a read for anyone working in senior care: https://hubs.ly/Q04fJ3Hy0

Chair Rise Difficulty in Older Adults: More Than Just Getting Up - HealthCap USA Chair rise difficulty in older adults may signal deeper health concerns. Learn what it means for resident care and quality of life.