Activity Monitoring Kit

These are in-bed and in-chair devices that monitor occupancy, and will automatically raise alerts to carers when a potential risk situation is identified. This can be linked to light switching units that automatically switch on room lights when a client/patient leaves their bed during the night, providing dementia care facilities.

The kit includes a RJ11 lead for connection to an ATX3000 plus, ATX4000 or ATX5000 room unit. It can also be connected to older ATX3000 room units using the W07221 adapter lead.

Aid Call’s Bluebell Intelligent Pager combines the functionality of a pager and a nurse present ‘Buddy’ in a robust, waterproof portable unit. Paging messages sent from the main nurse call system are displayed on the clear, backlit display and stored in memory for later review if necessary.

As well as normal pager functions, Bluebell can be used to trigger a call point to give a nurse present indication on the display panel. The system can be programmed so that all calls are reported to all pagers, or day/night groups can be set so different pagers are notified depending on the time of day. Furthermore, they can be configured into zones so calls are only notified to staff responsible for specific areas.

Using the Logon Terminal, any pager can be allocated to a staff member using their unique Carer ID. In addition, the display panel shows the Carer ID, giving management real-time information on staff location and activity. System activity and Carer ID are also shown on the call logger, allowing management to run reports on individual staff and overall performance.

Accidental removal of the Bluebell portable can be prevented by using an Exit Beacon or by programming an out-of-range alert. When the Bluebell unit passes the Exit Beacon or goes out of range it alerts the user. If the pager leaves site then it will start to bleep and can only be stopped by returning it to the charging rack.

The Touchsafe Pro Pendant is a convenient device for users who wish to remain as mobile as possible. It provides the means to raise a call through the main nurse call system from a neck-worn, portable unit.

It is battery powered and communicates via two-way radio transmissions to ensure all calls are transmitted and received correctly. A red reassurance light will flash when a call is made to ensure the user knows it has been acknowledged by the system.

The pendant includes a large orange call button and a smaller light grey cancel button. It can be programmed to raise a normal nurse call, an assistance call, or an emergency call when the orange button is pressed. The call can only be cancelled by pressing the cancel button on the pendant itself.

It is supplied with a 900mm long woven neck lanyard with anti-ligature safety closure. Should excessive pressure be applied the lanyard will part − it can simply be clipped back together. When the battery is low it will raise an alert through the main system and indicate the exact unit that needs attention.