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Fall Prevention Alarm - Bed & Chair Suppliers
Hospitals, aged care facilities and individual carers make it their business to ensure ill, injured and elderly people get the best possible personal and medical assistance.
Doctors check on every patient’s progress in their daily rounds. Nurses check on everything else in their far more regular rounds. In-home caregivers do pretty much everything nurses do with a single ill or elderly person.
Yet, inevitably, patients still spend the bulk of their time unattended in their beds or chair, particularly at night. Therefore medical staff need to rely on technology to keep track of patients they can’t actually see. Fall prevention monitors trigger an alarm when a patient tries to get out of bed or stands up from a chair alerting staff so they can get to the patient to give assistance if required.
Whether for hospitals, aged care facilities or private professional caregivers, fall prevention alarms and monitors help to ensure ill and injured patients get the constant support they need.
Fall Prevention Alarm & Monitor Buying Guide
Find and buy fall prevention Alarms and Monitors from verified suppliers on MedicalSearch. Fall prevention alarms and monitors are essential devices for both the patient and caregiver.
Things to consider when buying fall prevention alarm and monitor:
- Wired or Wireless - Though wired alarms prove to be the most cost effective alternative, they do come with some major drawbacks, such as patient distress if the alarm goes off and the risk of you tripping over the cords. You can consider a wireless alarm since it can be used to monitor a patient from another room.
- Range - If you are considering purchasing a wireless alarm, it is important to check its operational range. Range determines how far you can control the alarm using a remote receiver. An average wireless alarm can have a range of between 150 ft – 400 ft. Choose one with a longer range if you want to monitor your patient from anywhere in the home.
- Alert and Volume Control - Most alarms emit an audible sound alert while some may also vibrate and/or produce a light indicator. The audible alert should typically be loud enough to alert the caregiver without disturbing the patient. Choose one whose sound intensity can be easily adjusted.
- Power Source - Go for an alarm that can be powered using both batteries and AC adapter for guaranteed operations during power outage.
- Type of material - Choose an alarm one that is both easy to clean and waterproof.
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- Early detection of falls: The alarm and monitor can detect falls as soon as they happen, allowing caregivers to respond quickly and prevent further injury.
- Increased safety: The alarm and monitor can help prevent falls from happening in the first place by alerting caregivers when a patient is attempting to get up or move around.
- Peace of mind: Caregivers can feel more at ease knowing that they will be alerted if their loved one falls or attempts to get up.
- Improved quality of life: Patients can maintain their independence and mobility while still being monitored for safety, allowing them to live more comfortably and confidently.
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