Meteorological data processed and analysed to promote the safety of vulnerable populations. Eight evidence-based hazard modules provide institutional decision-makers with actionable risk intelligence.
Comprehensive meteorological risk intelligence designed for institutions with a duty of care
Helping staff assess risks for taking elderly residents off site and how to prepare residents for different weather scenarios (e.g., welfare check frequency, planning excursions, central heating schedules).
Aiding teachers in deciding whether outdoor activities are appropriate for children and when to take precautions (e.g., gritting, suncream, warm clothes).
Preparing for surges in A&E visits (asthma attacks, slips and falls, heat exposure) as well as wider disruption to hospital services (e.g., ambulance delays from adverse road conditions).
Three simple steps to evidence-based hazard assessment
Enter your facility's location using the global search. Supports cities, postcodes, and coordinates worldwide.
Instantly see current conditions across all eight hazard modules with 1-5 risk scores and specific recommendations.
Check the 5-day forecast with 3-hour granularity to schedule activities, plan staffing, and ensure resident safety.
Comprehensive meteorological risk intelligence designed for institutions with a duty of care
Eight hazard modules, with analysis driven by cited academic and industry research including: NOAA Heat Index, EPA AQI, UK Met Office methodologies.
Risk thresholds specifically designed for groups such as elderly residents, young children, and medically vulnerable individuals in institutional care.
120-hour global forecast capability. Real-time monitoring and predictive risk assessment worldwide.
Each module employs established meteorological methodologies with academic validation
NOAA Heat Index
Wind Chill Index
EPA AQI Standards
Surface Temperature Analysis
Composite Weather Assessment
Precipitation Accumulation
Geriatric Risk Model
Visibility Safety Index
Designed for decision-makers with vulnerable population safety responsibilities
Manage measures to protect elderly residents from cold exposure, heat stress and fall risks. Advance planning for routine check-ins, facility operations and outdoor activity scheduling.
Patient transport safety, facility management, and operational planning.
Care for young children during outdoor activities. Data-driven decisions for play schedules and weather-dependent programming.
Coordinate care facility support during adverse weather. Resource allocation, preventive action and mitigation planning.