Passive Radar Safety for participants who cannot use traditional alarms. No wearables. No cameras. No unreliable narrators.
Apply for Pilot ProgramStandard Personal Duress Alarms (PDAs) assume a participant has the physical and cognitive capacity to recognise an emergency and initiate a call. In many capacity profiles, this assumption fails.
Cognitive Decline: For those who forget to wear or charge devices.
Unreliable Narrators: For those who cannot accurately report incident history.
Sensory/Physical Barriers: For those who find wearables restrictive or painful.
"The participant fell in the bedroom at 2 AM. They weren't wearing their pendant. They weren't found until the 8 AM shift."
"The participant reports they are 'fine' and sleeping well, but physical indicators suggest otherwise."
We utilize 4D Care sensors to map the environment. Unlike cameras, these use point radar to identify falls and respiration patterns through privacy-preserving digital outlines.
Connectivity is the weak link in safety. We bypass home Wi-Fi entirely with dedicated uplink hardware, ensuring the sensor data is monitored 24/7 by our systems.
Detection is only useful if it triggers action. Our stack integrates with specialized 24/7 monitoring centers and on-call support workers for immediate escalation.
Dramatic reduction in 'long-lie' times post-fall for solo participants.
Maintains participant privacy by removing the need for invasive cameras.
Provides justification for independent living vs. group home care.
Objective data to support future Functional Capacity Assessments (FCA).
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