Patient Safety
Patient Safety for hospitals, clinics and long-term care facilities — shop the range at Rescue Supply. The collection includes 20 products chosen for everyday professional use.
You'll find Patient Safety Alarm Bag/Purse, Wheelchair Leveling Pad with Sensor, MultiPro Safety Alarm Unit – Multi-Sensor Fall Prevention Monitor and Multi-Pro Seat Belt with Buckle Sensor – Fall Prevention Alarm in the current lineup. Options span Patient Safety Alarm Bag/Purse, Wheelchair Leveling Pad and MultiPro Safety Alarm Unit, covering the configurations hospitals and care facilities ask for most.
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Find answers to commonly asked questions below.
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What is in the Patient Safety collection?
This collection covers fall prevention and patient monitoring products from Smart Caregiver: bed and chair sensor pads, alarm monitors, call buttons and the accessories that complete a system. It is built for care facilities and home caregivers watching over residents at fall risk.
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How do fall prevention alarms work?
Sensor pads sit under the resident in bed or in a chair. When the resident's weight lifts off the pad — the moment they try to rise — the pad signals the alarm unit, which alerts caregivers in time to assist. Complete bed and chair exit alert systems are listed for setting up a room quickly.
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What is the difference between corded and cordless pads?
Corded pads connect to the monitor by a cord, while the CordLess line sends the signal wirelessly, which removes a cord from the bedside and lets one central monitor watch several pads. Both types are listed, including chair pads, bed pads and floor mats.
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What accessories are available?
Accessories include nurse call Y splitters, resident wristband transmitters, replacement SafeTRelease cords, and alarm bags and purses for carrying monitors. Replacement pads matter because sensor pads have a working life — a one-year pad life bed pad is among the listings.
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Who uses patient safety alarms?
Nursing homes, assisted living and memory care units, hospital wards and home caregivers. These systems are used where residents with dementia, weakness or medication effects might try to stand unassisted.