11. The method of claim 1 , wherein evaluating additional behaviors detected after creation of the one or more models against the one or more models to determine whether the additional behaviors are consistent with the one or more models comprises: comparing the additional behaviors to the one or more models for at least one of behavior correlation and deviation from expected norms; measuring results of comparisons involving the additional behaviors against rules created for applications related to the additional behaviors; and scoring the additional behaviors on a spectrum of routine to atypical based on the measuring of the results of the comparisons involving the additional behaviors against the rules.
1. A method for use in health and wellness management, the method comprising: sensing, based on output from sensors located at a monitored property, events that relate to activity within the monitored property; detecting behaviors based on the sensed events that relate to activity within the monitored property; in accordance with the detected behaviors, creating one or more models based on a likelihood of similarly expressed events happening at similar times with similar characteristics; evaluating, by a processor, additional behaviors detected after creation of the one or more models against the one or more models to determine whether the additional behaviors are consistent with the one or more models, wherein evaluating additional behaviors detected after creation of the one or more models against the one or more models to determine whether the additional behaviors are consistent with the one or more models comprises evaluating the additional behaviors against statistical parameters of single-user historic data, multi-user historic data, and against explicitly-set thresholds; and based on a determination that the additional behaviors are inconsistent with the one or more models, initiating a home automation action due to rules related to the additional behaviors that are inconsistent with the one or more models by: scheduling the home automation action based on a routine that includes a prioritized schedule of automation; dispatching, to a commander, the home automation action based on a time corresponding to the scheduling of the home automation action; sending, by the commander, at least one automation command to control at least one of a light, a lock, or a thermostat at the monitored property to perform the home automation action; performing by at least one of the light, the lock, or the thermostat the automation action based on the sent automation command; and reporting, by the commander, a status of the at least one automation command sent to the at least one of a light, a lock, or a thermostat.