Bruin Biometrics, a global leader in digital health innovation and pressure injury prevention, has announced a series of breakthrough advancements in artificial intelligence, sustainability, and data security. The company unveiled its AI-powered Protocol Intelligent Assistant (PIA), a tool designed to transform how healthcare providers develop and update pressure injury prevention protocols. Traditionally taking 5 to 6 weeks, protocol revisions can now be completed in just 5 to 6 minutes, thanks to the PIA’s ability to leverage evidence-based insights from the Provizio® SEM Scanner and other clinical data. The PIA is built on a foundation of real-world clinical input and developed in close collaboration with healthcare professionals. It supports early intervention strategies that have already demonstrated a 92% reduction in pressure injury incidence— a major cause of preventable patient harm worldwide. The tool will be integrated into the PIPPA™ digital health platform, a clinical decision support system for pressure injury prevention and management, which runs on the Amazon Web Services environment. PIPPA is set to expand into broader clinical use in early 2026. Martin Burns, CEO of Bruin Biometrics, emphasized the tool’s impact on nursing workflows. “Doing less while achieving more is now a reality,” he said. “This is the right use of AI—removing time-consuming tasks, reducing burden, and letting nurses focus on what they do best: patient care. The PIA handles the heavy lifting of protocol design, so clinicians can spend more time with patients and less time on documentation.” In a move toward sustainable healthcare, Bruin Biometrics also introduced a new version of the Provizio SEM Scanner with a fixed sensor design. This innovation eliminates the need for single-use sensor components, significantly reducing medical waste. The change aligns with hospital and health system goals to lower environmental impact and improve operational efficiency. Burns noted that preventing a single Stage 4 pressure injury can save over $127,000 in treatment costs, including more than 200 dressings and a substantial amount of incinerated waste—equivalent to a $4,000 savings per injury in dressing costs alone. On the security front, the PIPPA platform has achieved both HITRUST and SOC 2 certifications, reinforcing its commitment to data protection. These credentials build on existing security measures like AES-256 encryption and FIPS 140-2 standards used in the Provizio SEM Scanner. The certifications confirm that Bruin Biometrics delivers a secure, trusted digital infrastructure for clinical decision-making and patient data management. Burns stressed that digital trust is essential. “Security isn’t an add-on—it’s foundational,” he said. “These certifications prove we’re building prevention technology that’s not only intelligent but also reliable and compliant.” Together, these innovations reflect Bruin Biometrics’ ongoing leadership in AI-driven healthcare, medical device innovation, and sustainable clinical solutions. The company continues to work closely with clinical and technical partners to drive measurable improvements in patient outcomes, operational efficiency, and cost reduction. Hospital leaders interested in learning how these advancements can enhance their systems are invited to schedule a one-on-one consultation with Martin Burns at [email protected]. About Bruin Biometrics Bruin Biometrics LLC is a pioneer in biometric sensor technology and digital healthcare solutions focused on the early detection and prevention of chronic, preventable conditions. Headquartered in Los Angeles, the company partners with healthcare providers to modernize care pathways using advanced sensor technology and AI. Its Provizio® SEM Scanner is globally recognized for detecting early tissue damage before it becomes visible and has received multiple international innovation awards.