Discreet staff alerts
A wearable or fixed button lets a caregiver request assistance while staying with the person in their care. Set response responsibilities around the unit and shift.
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Connect discreet staff activation, available room and unit context, clinical and security response, team communication, device readiness, and accountable incident review across the care environment.

Connected safety at work
Give caregivers a way to call for help, and give clinical and security teams the context to respond.
A wearable or fixed button lets a caregiver request assistance while staying with the person in their care. Set response responsibilities around the unit and shift.
Explore staff alert devicesBring available room, floor, and unit information into the alert. Map access points, AEDs, and first-aid supplies for the teams responding.
Explore facility mappingRoute events to the designated clinical or security team. Keep acknowledgement and response activity together as responsibility passes between people.
Follow the response workflowReview device health and test the alert path as part of site readiness. Use the incident record to review what happened and improve handoffs.
Explore CommandTHE WORKING ENVIRONMENT
PRIORITIES TO PLAN FOR
AN EXAMPLE WORKFLOW
Location, connectivity, and response routing depend on the configured system.
ALREADY HAVE A SYSTEM?
Include installed DSC, Honeywell, or Napco panels in the assessment. A LoRa upgrade can be planned alongside personal alert devices and new response workflows.
Explore legacy upgradesStart with the panel model, device and zone inventory, existing monitoring arrangements, and the signals your response team needs. Confirm the supported interface and event mapping before choosing an upgrade path.
LET’S CONNECT THE NEXT STEP
Map your equipment, your people, and the response you want to support.