Protection for dementia patients
Alert when disoriented persons leave an area
Ensure that your staff are reliably alerted if a disoriented person leaves a secured area. Save valuable working time by automatically resetting and acknowledging the alarm when the person returns independently.
Targeted search
Mit Filteroptionen kann die Pflegekraft schnell feststellen, welcher Bewohner sich in welchem Raum befindet oder im Speisesaal anwesend ist.
Targeted alarming
Direkte Alarmweiterleitung an das zuständige Pflegepersonal, ohne Stationen unnötig zu belasten.
Alerting by facial recognition
Alarm is triggered when the face of a disoriented person is recognized. Image processing takes place directly at the door, no images leave the camera.
Access and exit control
Locking at the exit
Dementia Tags activate a lock when disoriented persons enter a door area.
Hotel functions
The Dementia Tag can be used as a room key to unlock your own room door.
Dementia-Tag
Wearing options
Available as a bracelet or pendant for customization.
Robust and waterproof
Can be worn while bathing or showering without having to be removed.
Battery
monitoring
Sends an alert when the battery is low; easy battery replacement by opening the bottom.
Safety buckle
Equipped with a safety buckle that can only be opened by staff; easy to open with a Martin.Care magnetic key
Targeted alerting
The alert is sent to the nursing staff on the ward where the wandering incident occurred. This reduces irrelevant alerts. With our Care2Graph technology, you only receive alerts when the disoriented person opens a door. Alerts are also suppressed when a nurse is accompanying the disoriented person. This way, we can reduce alerts by almost 50% and avoid work interruptions.
Targeted search
The search interface also makes it easier to search for specific people in the building. With the help of filters, the nurse can easily determine which resident is in which room or whether he/she is present in the dining room. For evacuation purposes, this information is important to ensure that all persons have left a ward.
Alerting through facial recognition.
A good alternative to Dementia Tags is facial recognition. This triggers an alarm as soon as the face of a disoriented person is recognized. The special thing about this is that the image processing takes place directly at the door and no image leaves the camera. Doors can be locked or unlocked on this basis. Even a resident accompanied by a nurse does not trigger an alarm.
