ALIRP — Acuity-Linked Incident Risk Predictor
ALIRP predicts incident risk per resident per shift by joining acuity, ADL trends, behavioral signals, medication regimens, and staffing density. Caregivers see the residents most likely to fall, elope, or escalate — before the shift starts.
Key points
- Every capital asset is registered with acquisition cost, installation date, expected useful life, warranty terms, manufacturer specs, and location. Assets are classified by category (HVAC, kitchen, medical, safety, IT) for portfolio-level analysis.
- Maintenance activities — preventive, corrective, and emergency — are logged against each asset. Work order history, repair costs, parts replacement, and vendor service records build a complete maintenance profile.
- Machine learning models analyze maintenance history, age, usage patterns, and environmental factors to calculate failure probability windows. Assets entering high-risk zones trigger replacement planning workflows.
- ALIRP generates 1-year and 5-year CapEx forecasts by facility and portfolio, prioritized by failure risk, regulatory requirement, and budget availability. Replacement schedules integrate with capital budgeting workflows.
- Straight-line and accelerated depreciation schedules are calculated automatically and integrated with accounting systems. Asset disposals, impairments, and trade-ins are handled with proper accounting treatment.
- Cross-facility dashboards reveal which communities are over-maintaining aging equipment vs. under-investing in replacements, enabling data-driven capital allocation decisions across the portfolio.
- ALIRP tracks all capital assets: HVAC systems, commercial kitchen equipment, medical devices, life safety systems (fire suppression, generators, elevators), IT infrastructure, vehicles, furniture, and building systems. Any asset with a useful life greater than one year and a cost above your capitalization threshold.
- ALIRP builds failure probability models from maintenance history (frequency, cost, parts replaced), asset age relative to expected useful life, usage intensity, environmental conditions, and manufacturer reliability data. As assets approach high-risk zones, the system automatically escalates replacement planning priority.
Frequently asked questions
- What types of assets does ALIRP track?
- ALIRP tracks all capital assets: HVAC systems, commercial kitchen equipment, medical devices, life safety systems (fire suppression, generators, elevators), IT infrastructure, vehicles, furniture, and building systems. Any asset with a useful life greater than one year and a cost above your capitalization threshold.
- How does ALIRP predict equipment failures?
- ALIRP builds failure probability models from maintenance history (frequency, cost, parts replaced), asset age relative to expected useful life, usage intensity, environmental conditions, and manufacturer reliability data. As assets approach high-risk zones, the system automatically escalates replacement planning priority.
- Does ALIRP integrate with accounting software?
- Yes. ALIRP generates depreciation schedules (straight-line and accelerated methods) and integrates with GL systems for automated journal entries. Asset disposals, impairments, and trade-ins follow proper GAAP accounting treatment with full audit trail.
- Can ALIRP handle multi-site portfolios?
- Absolutely. ALIRP is designed for portfolio operators. Cross-facility dashboards compare asset conditions, maintenance costs, and replacement timelines. You can reallocate capital across communities based on risk-prioritized replacement schedules and standardize maintenance protocols across sites.
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