The Contact Mat by a doorway signals if someone with dementia or Alzheimer’s tries to leave their room or home.

The Magnetic Switch on front or back doors lets caregivers know when doors are used, day or night.

The Baby Monitor Transmitter can be set to pick up barking or noises if a service animal is trying to get attention.

The Bellman Bridge also sends alerts for calendar events, alarms, or medication reminders through the alerting system.

The Baby Monitor Transmitter detects distress sounds from older family members who can’t easily call out or press a button.

The Flash, Pager, or Watch Receivers deliver flashing lights, vibrations, or wrist alerts instead of loud alarms — ideal at night or if the caregiver also has hearing loss.

The Bellman Bridge triggers receivers when a glucose monitor, cardiac app, or other health app lights up a smartphone screen.

The Magnetic Switch attached to a pillbox, cabinet, or fridge alerts caregivers when it’s opened.

The Push Button worn as a pendant lets fall-risk patients quickly call for assistance.

The Contact Mat placed by the bedside notifies caregivers if a loved one gets up unexpectedly or falls out of bed.

The Push Button in a home-care setting works as a simple nurse-call system without added infrastructure.