OptiGuard Anti-Wandering SystemOptiGuard Anti-Wandering System
DescriptionDescription
擅自離院（Elopement）是遊走中最危險的階段，通常發生在意識混亂的病患離開某一區域且未能返回時。遊走風險日益成為家庭、長期護理機構及監管部門關注的焦點，這亦加劇了家庭成員、護理人員及護士所面臨的挑戰與工作量。
透過 Warmcare Anti-Wandering System，護理人員可以輕鬆、有效地監察病患的安全。
OptiGuard 是適合認知障礙症院友的防遊走裝置：院友配戴 RF 防遊走手環或 RFID 防遊走標籤，接近出口時由防遊走警報器即時提醒職員。 The patient without caregiver's permission to leave the hospital or nursing home is happening around the world, one of the most challenging and life-threaten issues is the person who is cognitive loss and occurrence of wandering when an individual strays into an unsafe area and may get harm.
Elopement is the most dangerous stage of wandering, that happens when a confused person leaves an area and does not return. The risk of wandering is a growing concern of families, long-term care facilities and regulators, it will aggravate the challenges and workload towards the families, caregivers and nurse.
With Warmcare Anti-Wandering system, to make caregiver an easy step to monitor the patients.
OptiGuard works as a dementia door alarm for care homes: residents wear an RF anti-wandering wristband or an RFID tag, and the exit alarm alerts staff as soon as they approach a door.
ApplicationsApplications
Key FeaturesKey Features
精準感應定位Precise Location
高頻感應技術，無死角覆蓋指定區域。High-frequency sensing covers specific areas without blind spots.
聯動門禁系統Door Lock Integration
感應到特定 Tag 靠近時自動鎖門，防止意外走失。Automatically locks doors when specific Tags approach.
防拆卸設計Tamper-proof Design
專屬防遊走手環具備防水與防拆卸功能，配戴舒適安全。Wristbands are waterproof, tamper-proof, and comfortable.
相關ProductsRelated Products
Door Bar Monitor
門框型警報監控器Door Bar Monitor
Tag Transmitter
防拆卸發射器Tag Transmitter
RFID Sensor
RFID SensorRFID Sensor
RFID Tag
RFID 發射器RFID Tag
CMU Touch
智能管理中心機Central Monitoring Unit
Card Pager
便攜式接收機Portable Receiver
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the anti-wandering system work?
OptiGuard alerts staff when a resident wearing a tag approaches a designated exit. It works through wearable tags and exit sensing equipment, with RF and RFID solutions available. Facilities can equip the exits they need to monitor so staff can check whether residents need accompaniment. It can also connect to an electromagnetic door lock for automatic door locking.
Does the resident's tag restrict their movement or track them all the time?
OptiGuard does not continuously track residents’ locations; it alerts staff when a tagged resident approaches a designated exit and can trigger automatic locking if configured. Whether exit access is restricted depends on the door-control setup. Facilities can select exit alerts alone or combine them with automatic locking, with staff attending to check the resident’s needs.
What happens when a resident with a tag approaches an exit?
When a resident wearing an OptiGuard tag approaches a designated exit, the system alerts staff and can activate automatic door locking if configured. Staff can then check whether the resident needs assistance or accompaniment. The alert concerns the resident’s approach to the exit, helping the team respond at that location as part of its care routine.
Is it suitable for residents with dementia?
OptiGuard supports care for residents with dementia who are at risk of wandering by alerting staff when they approach designated exits. Residents wear a tag, and automatic door locking can also be configured. The setup can reflect residents’ activity patterns, acceptance of the tag and care plans, with staff responding to alerts and providing accompaniment.
What is the difference between the anti-wandering wristband and the RFID tag?
OptiGuard offers two options. With RF, the resident wears an anti-wandering wristband and an alarm sounds when they approach an exit fitted with a door monitor. With RFID, an RFID tag works with RFID sensors that identify the wearer. Both alert staff when a resident approaches a designated exit, and the system can also connect to an electromagnetic door lock. Book a demo to compare them for your layout.