Accutech 100361 - Resident Tracking Capabilities and Frequency Control
Accutech 100361 129KHZ Crystal is a safety tag employed in conjunction with the ResidentGuard wander management system. The tag is recommended for use in care homes and healthcare centers with patients that tend to remove or damage monitoring tags. The lightweight and compact design of the safety device provides staff with additional information in case a patient tries to tamper with his or her safety tag. Thus, it ensures increased safety for patients that need extra supervision and monitoring.
Accutech - Cut Sheets
Functionality
- The monitored connection is built into the bracelet of the Accutech 100361.
- If the bracelet is damaged in any way, tampered with or opened by the user, the safety tag immediately notifies the nurse's station or main monitoring system about this problem.
- While tampering, the Accutech 100361 sends signals to the door systems, thus ensuring normal functioning of building security.
- This helps to provide quick reaction in case of a resident's attempts to remove or damage the bracelet or to approach restricted areas.
Benefits and Features
- As well as durability, this bracelet consists of reliable waterproof materials that cannot be removed easily by a patient.
- One of the most important advantages of this bracelet is its ability to provide additional protection to residents that tend to wander or remove the bracelets on purpose.
- Moreover, the tag offers prolonged battery life, which minimizes the necessity of replacements.
- Additionally, fast alerts ensure that caregivers are able to respond in a timely manner and prevent the patient from reaching an exit point.
Application Example
- These safety tags are usually utilized in care units dealing with patients with dementia or those in behavior health units that are at risk of wandering.
- Additionally, they are commonly utilized in skilled nursing care units.
- Such safety tags may be used along with traditional safety tags within the same patient group to ensure increased safety of exits, stairways, hallways, and so forth.