Care-related risk is not constant.
Your security costs should not be either.
Hospitals, healthcare facilities, care environments, and community centres across the UK face rising
abuse toward staff, safeguarding incidents, theft, and emotionally charged situations, yet most still
deploy security as if risk is evenly spread across every hour of the day.
It isn’t.
Incidents cluster around predictable moments, visiting hours, emergency department pressure, shift
changes, evenings, and weekends. Static security models fail to reflect this reality, leaving staff
exposed when risk spikes and adding unnecessary presence when environments are calm.
Salibo gives healthcare and community organisations a digital immune security system that uses real
incident data to detect risk early, protect staff and service users, and deploy security only when and
where it’s actually needed, without undermining care, dignity, or trust.
THE REALITY ON THE GROUND
Healthcare and community security challenges have changed fundamentally
What was once focused on access control and occasional disturbances is now a mix of repeat abuse, safeguarding concerns, mental health crises, and emotionally escalated situations involving the same locations and time windows. Incidents are not evenly distributed. They follow clear patterns, but most healthcare security systems are not designed to recognise or learn from them.
Leaders and frontline teams recognise the pattern immediately:
- ✕ Abuse toward staff escalates during peak pressure
- ✕ Safeguarding incidents repeat in the same areas
- ✕ Risk increases during evenings and weekends
- ✕ Staff stop reporting incidents because it takes too long
- ✕ Security presence feels reactive rather than supportive
The issue isn’t care. It’s that the system isn’t built for how healthcare and community risk now behaves.
Proof point (healthcare and community)
Across UK healthcare and community settings, incidents consistently follow predictable time, service-pressure, and location patterns, while under-reporting remains widespread due to workload, emotional strain, and lack of follow-through.
"The problem isn’t commitment. It’s static security models treating every hour as high risk, when only some hours actually are."
Why traditional healthcare security wastes time and money
Most healthcare and community security is still built around static coverage
Fixed guard posts, Passive CCTV reviewed after incidents, Manual or inconsistent incident reporting, No learning across wards, services, or sites. This creates three avoidable costs:
1. Wasted Spend
You pay for coverage during low-risk periods
2. Exposure gaps
You lack protection when staff are most exposed
3. Blind Repetition
Incidents aren’t analysed, so the same risks repeat
CCTV documents what already happened.
Reports
sit in folders.
Each ward or facility operates in isolation.
That’s documentation.
THE SALIBO APPROACH
The Salibo approach: security that adapts like an immune system
Salibo replaces blanket security with a data-driven, adaptive system that detects risk early, responds proportionately, and improves over time, supporting care rather than escalating it.
Smarter detection → AI CCTV alerts
Salibo’s AI CCTV doesn’t just record footage. It identifies early indicators of risk, including:
- • Escalating behaviour in waiting areas
- • Signs of distress or agitation
- • Safeguarding and vulnerability indicators
- • Repeat behaviour in the same locations
Alerts are triggered in real time, allowing early, calm intervention before situations escalate.
Safer response → staff and officers when needed
Instead of paying for permanent coverage, Salibo enables targeted, risk-led deployment: Extra support during peak service pressure, Increased presence during evenings and weekends, Temporary reinforcement during known high-risk periods.
- • Fewer unnecessary guard hours
- • Faster, proportionate response
- • Less pressure on clinical and support staff
Less admin → AI voice-to-text incident reporting
Many healthcare and community incidents go unreported because reporting: Takes time away from care, Adds emotional burden, Rarely leads to visible outcomes. With Salibo, staff or officers simply speak after an incident. AI voice-to-text automatically produces: Time-stamped reports, Location-tagged evidence, Consistent, auditable incident data.
Central intelligence → BI dashboard
All alerts, incidents, and responses feed into one central dashboard. Leaders can see: When incidents actually occur, Which wards or facilities are most affected, Repeat behaviours or locations, Where staffing or environment contributes to risk. Security decisions shift from reactive escalation to evidence-based support.
Learning over time → fewer repeat incidents
As AI CCTV alerts and voice-to-text reports accumulate, Salibo identifies: Repeat behaviours or individuals, High-risk times and care settings, Early signals that incidents are likely to escalate. Over time, healthcare and community environments experience: Earlier de-escalation, Fewer repeat incidents, Safer staff and service users. Security improves because the system learns from every incident, not because presence increases.
How healthcare and community organisations save money in practice
Salibo enables organisations to:
- • Deploy security only when risk exists
- • Reduce wasted static coverage
- • Cut management time spent on reporting
- • Strengthen safeguarding and compliance evidence
- • Improve staff safety without increasing security pressure
Security spend becomes
targeted, not fixed.
Cost becomes controlled, not reactive.
Typical real-world scenarios:
- ✓ Extra support added only during peak pressure periods
- ✓ Repeat safeguarding concerns flagged early
- ✓ Staff report incidents without paperwork
- ✓ Investigations supported by structured evidence
- ✓ Trust maintained through proportionate response
The outcome healthcare and community leaders actually want
- Safer staff and service users
- Less admin
- Fewer repeat incidents
- Protection without intimidation
- Not more security. Better care-aligned safety.
Procurement-ready and UK-compliant: Works with existing CCTV infrastructure, GDPR-aligned data handling and reporting, SIA-licensed officers only, Evidence-ready reporting for audits, regulators, and police, Scales across healthcare trusts and community estates