Symptoms of illness such as orientation and recognition disorders,
the risk of falling and tendencies to wander off make looking after
patients with dementia in retirement and nursing homes more
difficult. HomeFree, the care system for the disoriented, enhances
the quality of life of the patients and gives them a safer radius of
action.
Communal areas within buildings, access and external doors as well as
open areas (terraces, garden etc.) are fitted with wireless monitoring
devices. These communicate with each other and with a central unit
(e.g. in the duty room) by radio. Since there is no need for any structural
work, HomeFree can be installed in existing installations at little cost
and adapted to changing requirements at any time.
Features at a glance:
Wireless monitoring system (can be expanded and modified at
any time)
Monitoring of any areas, doors and open spaces
Personal watches for patients at risk
Radio emergency call buttons for requesting assistance
at any time
Monitoring PC in the duty room
Pagers for on-site monitoring
Search mode shows when the person being sought is getting
closer or moving further away
Interfaces to nurse call systems, mobile telecommunication
systems (DECT) and pagers
Mobile monitoring devices for on the move
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