Wireless Nurse Call System for Senior Care

A nurse call system with real-time location in senior living communities combines the functionality of a traditional nurse call system with advanced location tracking technology. It allows residents to send alerts to caregivers and enables staff to locate residents in real-time using their wearable devices with the call for help button functionality or tags.

A nurse call system with real-time location provides several benefits to senior living residents. It allows them to easily call for assistance in emergencies with their personal emergency call button or when they need help, promoting a sense of security and peace of mind. The real-time location feature ensures that caregivers can quickly locate residents, reducing response times and enhancing safety.

When choosing a nurse call system with the real-time location for senior living, consider features such as wearable devices or tags for residents, a centralized monitoring station for staff, customizable alert settings, integration with mobile devices, and robust reporting and analytics capabilities.

Real-time location tracking in a nurse call system for senior living typically utilizes technologies like radio frequency identification (RFID) or Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). Residents wear tags or carry devices that emit signals, allowing the system to track their location within the community. This information is then relayed to a centralized monitoring station, where staff can view the real-time locations of residents.

Yes, nurse call systems with real-time location can be customized to meet the specific needs of different senior living facilities. The system can be tailored to accommodate the layout and size of the facility, as well as the unique requirements of the residents. The level of customization may vary depending on the provider and the features offered..

A wander management system in senior living communities is designed to ensure the safety of residents with dementia or cognitive impairments who may wander or get disoriented. It uses various technologies such as wearable tags, automatic smart lock for doors, and centralized monitoring stations to detect and prevent residents from leaving designated areas without supervision.

A wander management system helps ensure the safety of residents with dementia or cognitive impairments by providing a layer of protection and preventing them from wandering into unsafe areas or getting lost. If a resident attempts to leave a designated area, the system triggers an alert, notifying staff so that immediate action can be taken to prevent potential harm or accidents. Or it can automatically lock certain doors to prevent certain residents from leaving certain areas or even tail gating other residents.

The key components of a wander management system typically include wearable bracelets for residents that cannot be removed (it will alert the staff if removed or if the battery is low), door sensors, centralized monitoring stations or software, alert/notification systems, access control mechanisms, and integration with all the other nurse call systems functionalities of the senior living facility.

When a resident wearing a wander management tag approaches an exit or a restricted area, the wander management system detects the tag's signal using sensors in the mapped areas. If the resident gets too close to the exit or an area of interest, an alert is triggered, and staff members receive notifications through a centralized monitoring station, mobile devices, or pagers, allowing them to respond promptly and prevent the resident from leaving the designated area.

No, our wander management system is a feature of our nurse call system. It allows for a comprehensive approach to resident safety and enables seamless communication with Civica real time location system. It ensures that alerts generated by the wander management system are immediately sent to relevant staff members through existing nurse call or security systems.