Automate laundry end to end. Improve NOI. More front-line care.

Zleni deploys robots that take over the laundry service end to end — loading, unloading, sorting, folding, and delivery — in retirement communities, giving laundry aides hours back for resident-facing work. Starting in Ontario assisted living and long-term care (LTC).

Prototype footage — the deployed robot handles the full workflow: loading, unloading, sorting, and folding.

Protect NOI
One flat subscription replaces variable labor, overtime, and recruitment costs — with no capital outlay or maintenance burden.
Reallocate to care
Return laundry aide hours to resident-facing work every day while the full linen and clothing run stays completed.
Stay covered
Consistent daily completion — no call-ins, no skipped shifts, no IPAC gaps — so your standards hold even on short-staffed days.

Care homes are running out of hands.

Certified nursing assistant turnover runs at roughly 42% annually, the highest of any long-term care role. 90% of senior-care providers report that recruitment remains difficult. The full laundry service runs every single day — repetitive, physically demanding hours your laundry aides could spend on resident-facing work only a person can do.

Sources: AHCA/NCAL workforce reporting.

What we do

Washes, sorts, folds

Loads and unloads machines, then sorts and folds facility linens and resident clothing to a consistent standard, by type, room, and resident.

Stages and delivers

Stages carts by unit and delivers clean, folded laundry back to resident rooms on your schedule.

Reports in real time

Completed loads logged for your laundry lead and anything unusual escalated instantly.

We run the whole laundry service: loading, unloading, sorting, folding, staging, and in-room delivery, phased in as we learn your workflow. We don't iron or mend.

Why we start with laundry.

It's high-volume, easy to standardize, and immediately useful — the fastest, safest service to automate end to end before we extend into other back-of-house work.

  • High-frequency: laundry runs every single day in every community.
  • Easy ROI math: loads folded and minutes saved are counted, not estimated.
  • Standardized: linens and clothing fold to consistent, repeatable patterns.
  • Low clinical risk: work happens in the laundry room, away from resident care.
  • Frees staff: laundry aides shift hours from the laundry room to resident-facing work.
Neatly folded clean towels in a senior living laundry room

Laundry, end to end.

Stack of clean folded towels ready for delivery in a senior living community
Folded to your facility's standard, load after load.
Row of industrial washing machines in a commercial laundry room
Loaded and unloaded on your existing machines.
Commercial laundry room with carts staged for sorting and delivery
Sorted by unit, room, and resident — ready to stage.
The vision

Laundry is the wedge. The platform is the destination.

Zleni is building the physical AI platform for senior living and long-term care. We start in the laundry room because it's the fastest, lowest-risk way to prove the robot — then the same robot, on the same subscription, takes on more of the facility. Every shift compounds the manipulation dataset and the clinical trust that make each next phase possible.

Phase 01 — Live now

Laundry, end to end

Sort, load, unload, fold, and deliver — proving the robot, the ROI, and facility trust in a low-risk, high-frequency workflow.

Phase 02 — Next

Facility-wide tasks

Supply delivery, meal-tray pickup, and other non-clinical routines. Same robot, same subscription, expanding across the care floor.

Phase 03 — The vision

Automated rounding and resident monitoring

Continuous overnight rounds — detecting falls, breathing anomalies, and other safety-critical events and escalating to the on-duty nurse. Clinical-grade alerts pending Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) licensure with Health Canada and the FDA.

Where this is going

Augmenting the personal support worker and the nurse — not replacing them.

The long-term vision is automated rounding: the same robot performs continuous supervisory rounds between scheduled staff checks, so a care team can safely watch over more residents with the same — or better — level of supervision. That is how facilities improve net operating income: less labour required per bed for supervision, without trading away resident safety. Clinical-grade monitoring is pending Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) licensure with Health Canada and the U.S. FDA.

Augmenting the PSW and nurse role

  • Assists with documentation and reporting, cutting time spent on paperwork
  • Supports rounding and monitoring between scheduled staff checks
  • Engages residents directly with friendly, consistent interaction through the day

More supervision, less labour per bed

  • Continuous overnight checks for falls and breathing anomalies
  • Real-time escalation straight to the nurse on duty, without manual rounds
  • Improved net operating income: the same supervision standard, fewer staffed hours
  • Clinical-grade alerts pending SaMD licensure in Canada and the U.S.

Automated rounding and monitoring are in development and are not yet available for clinical use. Deployment depends on regulatory licensure.

Care team member supporting a resident in a senior living community
Trust

Fully compliant, fully secure.

Zleni operates inside buildings that hold some of the most sensitive personal and health information there is. Our security and privacy program is built for that from day one, on both sides of the border.

HIPAA-compliant

Annual risk assessments, workforce training, and Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) with every covered entity we serve.

PHIPA and PIPEDA aligned

Ontario's Personal Health Information Protection Act and Canada's PIPEDA govern how we collect, use, retain and disclose information — with Canadian data residency for Canadian deployments.

Encryption

Data encrypted in transit and at rest, with managed key rotation and least-privilege access control.

Tenant isolation

Per-client data segregation: each operator's data is isolated so no facility can ever see another's.

SOC 2 Type II

Independently audited controls across security, availability and confidentiality, reviewed on an ongoing basis.

Insurance

Commercial general liability, professional liability and cyber coverage — certificates provided before any pilot begins.

Zleni's laundry workflow is designed to avoid collecting personal health information wherever possible. Where resident identifiers are required for sorting, they are minimized, isolated per client, and retained only as long as the service requires.

Starting in Ontario assisted living and long-term care (LTC). Expanding across Canada, then U.S. assisted living, then long-term care.

Next step

See if a pilot fits your community.

No capex. One flat subscription. No maintenance burden either.

Request a pilot