Elderly care

Calm at home and on the ward

For teams in nursing homes and small-scale living. SentraCare gives an overview of what is happening, so caregivers know when their attention is needed.

Who is resting in bed? Who has got up? And which situation needs action?

Fewer unnecessary alerts. More rest for residents and caregivers.

Conversation in a small-scale living room

The problem

More and more alerts, less and less rest

In elderly care, alerts come from more and more systems. Nurse calls, wandering detection, and sensors that show when someone gets out of bed.

But an alert does not always say what is going on. And if every alert lands on the team, it is hard to see what really matters.

Extra rounds do not always give the overview you want either. Especially at night you want to know where attention is needed, without waking everyone without need or sending the team out again and again.

SentraCare helps tell what needs attention from what can wait.

The solution

From separate alerts to a clear overview

SentraCare brings alerts from different systems together in one place and helps decide what matters.

A resident who is briefly out of bed, for example, does not have to mean an alert for the night shift. SentraCare looks at the situation per client.

If something is going on? Then the right person gets a cue.

That way the team does not get a stream of separate alerts, but information that helps give the right care.

Direct help when it is needed

Critical situation

In a fall, a wandering situation or an emergency call, every second counts. SentraCare immediately cues the right person, so the client gets help quickly.

No unnecessary interruption

Non-critical situation

Not every change needs immediate action. An alert about someone briefly out of bed, or a different sleep pattern, does not always have to be followed up at once. SentraCare watches the situation and only alerts when that is needed.

From signal to care question

SentraCare keeps several situations in view at once

Two signals in the same night. One can wait, the other needs action now. If someone does not return within the agreed time, SentraCare alerts the available support worker.

From observe to follow up: the Agent weighs a fall and out-of-bed, and assigns interrupt or capacity.

SentraCare combines several signals and looks at the situation. Only a care question that needs attention is forwarded to an available support worker.

At night

More rest for residents and for the night shift

At night you want to know what is happening without walking rounds all the time or responding to every alert.

Who is in bed? Who has got up? Is someone just going to the toilet, or staying away for longer? SentraCare brings this information together and takes into account what is normal for each resident.

The night shift then does not have to be everywhere at once. No more stream of separate alerts.

Night shift walking extra rounds in the corridor, without a flashlight — Extra rounds do not always give the right picture and can disturb residents without need.

Night shift working in the night office with a green care question on a phone — SentraCare gives overview. The night shift sees at once where attention is needed.

Daily care

How does SentraCare help in daily care?

From daytime care to the night shift: SentraCare helps notice important changes in time and alert the right person.

Wandering detection

Not every walk is a reason for concern. But if someone leaves the agreed living circle, it matters to know that quickly.

In bed

SentraCare shows who is in bed and when someone gets up. It watches all those changes in the background.

Nurse call

Nurse calls sit together with other alerts in one clear overview. The caregiver does not have to switch between systems.

Mobility

A change in the daily movement pattern can be a reason to give extra attention. SentraCare makes those changes visible, so caregivers can act preventively.

Garden door at night, walking frame beside it, discreet sensor on the frame — Wandering detection: a care question when someone leaves their living circle

Resident asleep in moonlight, lamp off — In bed: rest on the group, overview for the night shift

Technology in the background. Care in the foreground.

SentraCare watches what is happening and gives a cue when that is needed. Caregivers can then do what it is really about: caring for people.

How it works