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Secure Wireless Bed Exit Alarm Set for Elderly Patient Fall and Wandering Prevention
Wandering is a common symptom for individuals with dementia. It can occur when they wake up or after falling out of bed or a chair.

A wireless sensing alarm set will alert you as soon as your loved one stands up or moves away from their bed or chair. This helps prevent accidents or injuries.
Wireless Cordfree Bed Alarm and Pad

This bed exit alarm system works by sending signals to a pager that is carried with the caregiver. This prevents the alarm being triggered by other movements that are not intended such as someone walking into the room or a pet accidentally stepping on the sensor pad. This is an excellent feature and is praised by many product users for its effectiveness in preventing false alarms.

The pager can be customized to include the caregiver’s name and to display the current time. It also features three volume levels and a low battery warning light. It can also be paired with other sensor pads for increased security.

The wireless pad is designed to be used on a bed, chair or wheelchair to alert the caregiver when the patient stands up. This is a good option for seniors who are at risk of falling or wandering from their bed. The pad is waterproof and easy to clean.
Floor Mat Exit Alarm


If your loved one gets out of bed or tries to exit a chair or doorway these cordless quiet fall detection monitors can alert the caregiver right away. They work using a weight-sensing mat that is placed under the individual. When the mat is stepped on it triggers an alarm in a monitor that can be placed either at the side of the bed, in a room or in a hallway.

These wireless sensor mats are great for use in private residences or facilities such as memory care and dementia homes. Some are pre-programmed to an available pager that can be carried by the caregiver. This makes the system more affordable and allows multiple rooms or patients to be quietly monitored from a single pager.

This mat and paging alarm system is easy to set up and has three volume levels, two alarm tones plus a light bar for low battery. SOS watch It is also compatible with many central monitoring systems, telecare and elopement prevention devices.
Sensor Pad Alarm

If your loved one has a habit of getting up out of bed or is at risk of wandering around the home, our sensor pad alarm system can help. The cordless pad can be placed underneath the mattress and is connected to a monitor which is programmed to sound two quick activation beeps when pressure is first applied.

Unlike previous modular bed absence devices, this new sensor pad has three panels and requires the application of pressure on all three to activate the alarm. This reduces the likelihood of false alarms and allows caregivers to identify the source of the problem more easily.

The alarm can be set to alert the nurse in the room or it can be configured to ring a pager instead so that the caregiver is not disturbed from another part of the house. Many caregivers prefer the pager option as it is less likely to disturb or scare the patient.
Pager Alarm

Bed exit alarms work by alerting caregivers or even the patient themselves, if they attempt to get up out of bed. Some have prerecorded messages from family members advising them not to rise or can translate a soothing message into the patients native language.

This particular system doesn’t require a sensor pad and instead sends an alert to the caregiver’s pager when it senses movement. This is ideal for people who might forget to turn the alarm off or for those who have dementia and may have difficulty waking up.

A key benefit of this product is that it can distinguish between someone rolling over in bed and trying to stand up – so it reduces the number of false alarms. It’s also very affordable and is easy to set up. This makes it a popular choice. There are a few downsides though, such as known issues with the pager signal and insufficient battery life.

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