Sage has launched Labor, a platform that helps senior living operators align staffing with resident acuity. The tool integrates resident needs, staff schedules, and budget goals to optimise staffing whilst reducing caregiver burnout. Labor emerged from a partnership with Sonida Senior Living, which cut costs by $110 per resident per month whilst improving care team support. The platform uses real-time care data to show where caregiver deployment and resident acuity are misaligned. The launch follows Sage crossing $100 million in total funding in 2026, including a Series C round led by Goldman Sachs Alternatives and a $35 million debt facility from Stifel. Sage communities have reportedly identified a $275 increase in NOI per resident per month and a 50% reduction in falls.

Sage, an integrated care platform for senior living and skilled nursing facilities, has secured a $35 million debt facility from Stifel Bank. This brings the company's total 2026 funding to $100 million, following a $65 million Series C equity round led by Goldman Sachs Alternatives. The debt financing will scale Sage's Hardware-as-a-Service model, which eliminates upfront infrastructure costs that typically range from $150,000 to $300,000 for senior care communities. The platform combines AI-powered life safety hardware with software to modernise aging infrastructure. Sage's technology includes fall detection sensors and elopement monitoring that integrate with its care workflow platform. The company reports that its systems have generated a $275 increase in net operating income per resident monthly and achieved a 50% reduction in falls at client facilities.