
Patient-controlled rooms for rehabilitation and acute care
Give every patient control of the room from day one, on a platform that integrates with the systems you already run.
Explore Smart Hospital
Patient-controlled hospital rooms and homes for people living with spinal cord injury, brain injury and the effects of aging. Proven at the Craig H. Neilsen Rehabilitation Hospital.
Solutions

Give every patient control of the room from day one, on a platform that integrates with the systems you already run.
Explore Smart Hospital
Bring the controls learned in the hospital home, with people who help you design, install and keep it running.
Explore Smart HomeProof
Every command a patient sends is a moment of independence they did not have to ask for. At the Craig H. Neilsen Rehabilitation Hospital, that adds up.
1.9M
Patient-originated room interactions a year
Across 75 patient rooms at the Craig H. Neilsen Rehabilitation Hospital
5,205
Commands sent by patients every day
Craig H. Neilsen Rehabilitation Hospital
104
Moments of independence per patient, per day
Craig H. Neilsen Rehabilitation Hospital
Source: NRH KPI Report, September 2025.
What we build
The hospital room and the home run the same software. The modules and the hardware work in both.
Patient-controlled rooms for rehabilitation and acute care. Lights, blinds, temperature, TV/Entertainment, doors and more, through voice, touch, breath and other adaptive inputs, integrated with your clinical systems.
Explore Smart HospitalThe same controls, at home. Voice and adaptive control of lights, climate, entertainment, doors and calls, with support and patient education built in.
Explore Smart HomeSoftware modules for patients and care teams: education, reminders, buddy calls, pressure tracking, feedback, requests and clinical protocols. They run inside Smart Hospital and Smart Home.
Explore Active Living ModulesTetradapt hardware that runs the system and connects to it: presence and fall detection sensors, enterprise Bluetooth, standalone voice, a sip-and-puff interface, and controllers for elevators, powered doors and beds.
Explore Smart DevicesSee it in action
In their words
“When you have a sense of control over something, it does make me feel better, like I still have control. A lot of times when you are in a hospital, you feel like you don’t have control over anything.”
Research
Tetradapt combines practical innovation with world-class research. Our staff serve as principal investigators (PIs) and collaborators (opens in new tab) on research initiatives with leading scholars at the University of Utah and other respected institutions. These partnerships help ensure that Tetradapt solutions are supported by scientific evidence, user-centered design, and peer-reviewed research.
Our collaborative research efforts have been funded by organizations including the National Science Foundation (NSF), the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and several of the world's leading technology companies.
For additional publications or research partnership inquiries, please contact us at [email protected].

Whether for a facility or a home, we tailor the system to the people who will use it.