DetectPro Fall Management SystemDetectPro Fall Management System
DescriptionDescription
跌倒是可以預防的，它並非衰老過程中不可避免的現象。事實上，沒有任何設備能保證使用者絕對不會跌倒，然而，警報系統在提醒護理人員病患正從床上或椅子上「起身」時非常有用。警示（或警報）是一個信號，讓護理人員及時作出反應並判斷病患是否需要協助。
Warmcare 提供最廣泛的防跌倒及病房方案選擇，以滿足不同場景與病患的需求。
DetectPro 的感應墊即院舍常用的離床警報器及跌倒警報器，設有床壓、輪椅座椅及床墊下款式，並有無線及有線選擇。 In Hong Kong, each year among the elderly aged 65 and over, has about one in five people will have a fall. Among 75% will be injured, including head trauma and fractures. Elders who have fallen in the past six months, the risk of falling in the next few months will be higher than others.
Fall is preventable, it is not an inevitable process of aging. In fact, there are no device can ensure the person will not fall, however an alarm is very useful by alerting the caregiver that the patient is 'getting up' from a bed or chair. The Alert (or Alarm) is the signal to respond towards the patient and determine if help is needed.
Warmcare offers the widest range of options that helps in avoiding or preventing falls and solutions for cubicle situation, to cover different situation and patient needs.
DetectPro's sensor pads are the bed alarm pads and chair alarm pads (fall alarm pads) used in hospitals and care homes, available in bed, chair and under-mattress versions, wireless or wired.
ApplicationsApplications
Key FeaturesKey Features
即時異常警報Instant Alerts
感測到異常離床或跌倒時，立即通知護理人員。Immediately notifies staff upon detecting abnormal bed-exit or falls.
全無線設計選項Wireless Options
免除繁瑣線材，避免絆倒風險，環境更整潔。Eliminates messy cables, reducing tripping risks and keeping areas tidy.
高衛生標準High Hygiene Std
感應墊採用醫療級抗菌、防水物料製造，易於清潔。Pads are made of medical-grade antibacterial, waterproof materials.
相關ProductsRelated Products
Wireless Bed Pad
無線防跌床墊Wireless Bed Pad
Wireless Chair Pad
無線防跌輪椅墊Wireless Chair Pad
Wired Bed Pad
有線防跌床墊Wired Bed Pad
Alarm Monitor
警報監控器Alarm Monitor
Under Mattress Pad
隱形式防跌床墊Under Mattress Pad
Smart Door Light
Smart Alarm Indicator LightSmart Door Light
CMU Touch
智能管理中心機Central Monitoring Unit
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a fall alarm pad or bed alarm pad, and which types does Warmcare offer?
A fall alarm pad, also called a bed alarm pad or bed exit alarm, is a pressure-sensing pad placed on a bed or chair that alerts staff when a resident gets up. Warmcare's DetectPro range includes wireless and wired bed pressure pads, wheelchair and chair pads, and an under-mattress pad, working with an alarm unit or the Central Monitoring Platform. The pads support a facility's fall management and cannot prevent every fall.
How do bed and chair sensor pads help prevent falls?
DetectPro sensor pads alert staff when a resident leaves a bed or seat, prompting them to check and offer assistance. Bed and chair pads respond to pressure changes and support care situations where exit alerts are needed. They form part of a facility’s fall management arrangements, alongside individual care plans and regular checks, and cannot prevent every fall.
What's the difference between wireless and wired pressure pads?
Wireless pressure pads transmit alerts wirelessly, while wired pads connect to their associated alarm equipment by cable. DetectPro offers both options for bed or chair exit alerts. Wireless options reduce connecting cables at the sensor location; wired options require cable placement. The choice depends on the bed or chair layout, associated equipment and site reception.
What is an under-mattress pad, and when should we use one?
An under-mattress pad sits beneath the mattress and provides bed-exit alerts, suiting facilities that prefer this sensor placement. DetectPro includes this option alongside bed and chair pressure pads. Selection needs to take the existing bed and mattress into account, with installation and testing on the actual bed to check sensor operation.
Will the sensors disturb the resident's sleep or comfort?
Sleep and comfort depend on pad placement, alert arrangements and the individual resident’s needs. DetectPro offers bed, chair and under-mattress pads for different placements, with the under-mattress model sitting beneath the mattress. A demonstration lets you explore sensor placement and associated alarm equipment, and discuss a setup suited to residents’ sleeping habits and care needs.