A new era for mental health care

LIO brings together digital rounding, ambient monitoring and compliance reporting in one unified platform for inpatient facilities.

An all-in-one solution

A foundation for better care

Whether at the bedside or behind the scenes, LIO supports teams at every level to make informed decisions that drive service-wide improvements in mental health care.

Digital rounding

facilitates rich data collection, reinforces adherence to clinical protocols and minimizes disruptions to patient sleep.

Ambient monitoring

creates an ongoing understanding of patient wellbeing – strengthening situational awareness and prompting timely interventions that prevent avoidable harm.

Compliance reporting

gives leaders a clear line of sight into day-to-day operations, helping them stay close to care delivery and uphold quality across the organization.

How it helps

GUIDED BY EXPERIENCE

Innovation that never stands still

LIO reflects what truly matters to the people who use it, keeping pace with their evolving needs.

15+ years of partnership: Developed through long-standing collaboration with mental health care providers.

Shaped by real voices: Co-created with patients, carers, clinicians and leaders – not just once, but at every stage.

Responsive to a changing landscape: Continuously refined to address shifting priorities and emerging pressures.

Aligned with the future: Designed to help mental health services move forward with confidence.

How it works

Scientifically proven real-world impact

Providers using LIO are proven to deliver safer, higher-quality and more efficient mental health care.

44%

reduction in self-harm¹

48%

decrease in falls²

37%

fewer assaults³

71%

reduction in 1:1 observations²

50%

faster observations at night⁴

Our scientfic studies

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A MODERN APPROACH

Meeting standards, and raising them

Engineered for adaptability: Mental health care takes many forms, and LIO flexes to fit – enabling staff to tailor monitoring to the demands of different environments and levels of acuity

Transparency built in: LIO offers clear oversight into how it's used and how care is delivered. This shared understanding builds trust, strengthens accountability and supports safer, more progressive services

How it works

A MODERN APPROACH

Meeting standards, and raising them

LIO helps staff meet rounding and safety requirements with ease – reinforcing protocol adherence without adding clinical burden.

But it doesn’t stop at compliance. LIO is consistently shown to reduce risk, enhance patient experience and improve the quality of care across the whole facility.

How it works

From challenges to solutions

Inpatient mental health services are under immense pressure, with increasing demand, staffing shortages and concerns about safety and quality. Technology alone won’t solve these challenges, but we believe it’s an essential part of the path forward.

1 in 5

adults in the US lives with a mental illness⁵

122M

Americans live in areas with mental health professional shortages⁶

15%

of hospitalizations in US psychiatric units result in at least one adverse event⁷

How it helps

Chosen by forward-thinking providers across the US and UK

Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust

Tees Esk and Wear Valleys Partnership NHS Trust

Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust

North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

And many more

50%

of NHS mental health trusts partner with us

100+

customer sites

90M+

hours of patient care

20+

peer-reviewed publications

37k+

estimated incidents prevented⁸

hours of staff time released⁸

“We are committed to the equitable, safe and inclusive delivery of behavioral health care. We are so very pleased to partner with LIO in technology that aligns with this commitment. Incorporating LIO’s platform in our acute care presents an incredible opportunity to enhance the quality and patient experience of care, making it both less intrusive and safer.”

Chief Medical Officer, inpatient mental health provider

Let’s work together to transform mental health care

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1. Ndebele, F., et al. (2023). Journal of Mental Health, 33(3), 320-325; 2. Wright, K., & Singh, S. (2022). Journal of Patient Safety, 18(3), 177-181; 3. Ndebele, F., et al. (2022). Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care, 18(2), 95-100; 4. Buckley, C., et al. (2024). PLOS Digital Health, 3(9): e0000559; 5. National Institute of Mental Health (2024). Mental Illness; 6. Health Resources & Services Administration (2024). Health Workforce Shortage Areas; 7. Vermeulen, J.M., et al. (2018). Psychiatric Services, 69(10), 1087-1094; 8. This is an estimate based on peer-reviewed research and service evaluation data, extrapolated to the whole LIO estate.