KAI
An AI-Driven Socio-Sanitary Platform for Stronger Communities
We created an AI platform that enables a new socio-sanitary system, to solve complex social issues and build stronger communities.
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Purpose
We address current social challenges — unwanted loneliness, residential exclusion, migration processes, and welcoming — providing an integrated, AI-powered solution that supports people and professionals across the entire care cycle.
Approach
We accompany each person through five modules — Diagnosis, Case Planning, Follow-Up, Conflict Resolution, and Impact Evaluation — ensuring continuity of care from the moment a need is identified until a stable, improved situation is achieved.
Platform
Our unique system leverages LLMs, NLP, knowledge graphs, mapping, scenario comparison, and predictive analytics. These tools automate bureaucratic processes, provide dynamic recommendations, prevent conflicts, and continuously learn from real-world feedback.
5 modules, 5 solutions
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Diagnosis
Speech-to-text, text-to-speech, LLMs, and intelligent mapping.
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This is how we integrate research and innovation through co-creation in real-world environments
Knowledge Management
We capture and analyze real-time data from users and living labs, using AI to continuously identify needs and improve social inclusion, housing stability, and community resilience.
Knowledge Representation
Our digital platform and virtual assistants create clear, structured user profiles and visual insights, supporting informed decision-making for residents, researchers, and policymakers
Application in Living Labs
Through participatory living labs, we co-create and refine solutions in real-world environments, ensuring impactful interventions that enhance well-being and combat loneliness.
Use Cases
Discover how we impact our communities
Unwanted Loneliness
Situation: A retired individual living alone with limited mobility and depression, pending for institutionalization, is able to stay at their home after diagnosis with coliving.
Early diagnosi
Detection of an undiagnosed case of unwanted loneliness, with the willingness and readiness to age in place.
Socio-sanitary solution
Finding another companion with whom to live and promoting participation in local community activities to foster relational bonds.
Public resources optimization
It avoids the institutionalization of the person while improving their personal and relational well-being.
Social Housing Access
Situation: A person with mental health issues faces challenges in their autonomy, leading to a deterioration in the sanitary conditions of their housing.
Accurate diagnosis
Early detection of the deterioration in mental health and the state of the housing. A deep understanding of their situation.
Housing First
Adapt the housing to the individual's specific situation. Ensure a safe home as the foundation for social work.
Accompaniment
Referral to specialized services. Provide support in building connections to improve the person's well-being.
Migrants & Community Inclusion
Situation: A recently arrived individual faces integration challenges, with associated language barriers and an irregular legal status.
Personalized orientation
Based on the specific needs identified, the individual is guided through their integration process within the territory.
Legal Documentation Support
Guidance is provided for managing procedures related to the individual's legal status, thereby facilitating this administrative process.
Community Integration
The autonomy of the individuals is promoted by encouraging social participation and community involvement in the host territory.
Deinstitutionalization: SAPP Case
Situation: SAPP (Post-Penitentiary Support Services) contacts Kloosiv regarding a group of 7 individuals in the process of permanent release, who need support for housing and in their social reintegration process.
Preparation for Reintegration
Training and personalized guidance to address the social reintegration process.
Continuous Followup
Monitoring the socio-labor reintegration process to prevent or address potential difficulties along the way.
Coordination Across Multiple Departments
Maintaining open and agile coordination among the key agents in this reintegration process to prevent the re-institutionalization of the individual.
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Our metrics
2k+
Users attended
200+
Inividuals included
1M+
Economic impact
100k+
Data points collected
While working with
20+
Regional and autonomous governments.
60+
Private social entities and property owners.
+90%
Vulnerable individuals
40+
Integrated in local communities
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