Traditional nurse call systems often leave residents vulnerable in the event of a fall. Many times, residents are unable to press an emergency button due to panic, disorientation, or even unconsciousness. In fact, without advanced fall detection technology like Nobi, up to 64% of falls go unnoticed, leading to potentially severe consequences.
Nobi’s fall detection system ensures that help is provided immediately, detecting 100% of falls. One of the most critical dangers associated with falls is the risk of "long-lie" incidents, where the individual remains on the floor for extended periods, waiting for assistance. These prolonged delays can lead to serious physical and mental health complications. Nobi reduces the number of long-lie falls to zero, ensuring timely intervention that can make all the difference for seniors, their families, carers, and the broader community.
With Nobi, help is dispatched within an average of 3 minutes and 7 seconds, based on real-world results. The system guarantees that residents receive rapid assistance, eliminating the risk of long-lie falls and significantly improving outcomes for those at risk.
Nobi uses cutting-edge optical sensors to monitor the entire room, day and night. By tracking 18 precise coordinates on the human body, Nobi detects unusual movements or positions that indicate a fall.
When Nobi identifies a potential fall, it immediately initiates a safety protocol by asking, “Did you fall?” If the resident’s response is anything other than a clear "no", the system automatically alerts care staff. The lamp also facilitates two-way communication, allowing the resident to speak directly with the care team after a fall has been detected.
Once a fall is confirmed, the alert is pushed to the dashboard or application and integrated with the nurse call system. This allows care staff to respond quickly, with help typically arriving within an average of less than 4 minutes, ensuring the individual receives the support they need in record time.
A unique feature of Nobi is the ability to access a timeline of static images from 15 seconds before and after the fall. This allows care professionals to analyse the cause of the fall and implement measures to prevent future incidents, further enhancing fall prevention.
Nobi’s fall detection technology plays a vital role in preventing the potentially devastating effects of long-lie falls. By ensuring immediate assistance and offering continuous room monitoring, Nobi significantly enhances resident safety and well-being. Families and carers can rest assured that their loved ones are in safe hands, with advanced fall prevention measures in place.
Nobi instantly recognises when a fall occurs, reducing response times and potentially preventing serious injuries
Unlike traditional devices, residents don't need to wear anything, ensuring 24/7 unobtrusive fall monitoring
Promotes a balance between safety and dignity, allowing residents to move freely without feeling constantly monitored
Care staff can focus on personalised care instead of continuous physical checks, knowing that the system monitors 24/7
Nobi sends immediate alerts to care staff via smartphone, ensuring prompt assistance when a fall occurs. Average 3m 27s
Prevents residents from being left on the floor for extended periods, minimising risks like pressure sores or hypothermia
Nobi monitors movement patterns, predicting potential fall risks. Built in Circadian lighting reduces disorientation
Families feel reassured knowing their loved ones are under constant, effective monitoring, even when staff are not present
With Nobi providing an extra layer of safety, care teams are freed up to spend more time on meaningful interactions and other essential duties.
Nobi’s smart technology adjusts to various living spaces and care needs, providing a tailored approach to resident safety
An investment in this technology can save costs, directly or indirectly. Just think of other devices, installations, unnecessary interventions by care teams or even a hospitalisation.
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