Healthsense, a division of Red Wing Technologies

1191 Northland Dr
Mendota Heights, Minnesota 55120
United States
Telephone: 800-576-1779 or 952-400-7300.
Fax: 952-400-7299.
Web: http://www.healthsense.com.
Email: info@healthsense.com.

Products manufactured by Healthsense, a division of Red Wing Technologies (listed alphabetically)

1. ENEIGHBOR ADL

   eNeighbor ADL is an emergency alert system with monitoring service designed for use by seniors or individuals with disabilities who live in assisted living facilities. The system includes secure web portal access for staff and family to monitor the individual's activities of daily living (ADL). Each system is configurable and custom- designed to accomodate the needs of institutions. Small, wireless electronic sensors are placed in strategic areas of the assisted living residence. These sensors monitor typical daily living activities of the occupant and communicate with a local base station. If the sensors detect abnormal activity, or a lack of activity, the base station calls for help and an alert will signal the cell phone of an on-site staff member. In addition, the base station reports the senior's ADLs to a secure server which makes ADL reporting available via a password-protected Web portal. Residents can also wear an emergency call button which allows them to signal for help when needed. Standard components are a base station/key fob, home fob, call pendant, secure web portal, and select sensors. OPTIONS: Motion sensor, contact sensor, bed sensor, chair sensor, orientation sensor, appliance sensor, power relay, toilet sensor, water sensor, and range extender.

2. ENEIGHBOR AUTO PERS

   eNeighbor Auto PERS is an emergency alert system with monitoring service designed for use by seniors or individuals with disabilities who live in assisted living facilities. The system provides around the clock monitoring of assisted living residents. Staff are alerted even if the resident is unable to call for help. Small, wireless electronic sensors are placed in strategic areas of the assisted living residence. These sensors monitor typical daily living activities of the occupant and communicate with a local base station. If the sensors detect abnormal activity, or a lack of activity, the base station calls for help and an alert will signal the cell phones of on-site staff. Residents can also wear an emergency call button which allows them to signal for help when needed. Standard components are a base station and key fob, a home fob, a call pendant, a bed sensor, a contact sensor, a motion sensor, and a water sensor. OPTIONS: Chair sensor, orientation sensor, appliance sensor, power relay, toilet sensor, snd range extender.

3. ENEIGHBOR PERS

   eNeighbor PERS is an emergency alert system with monitoring service designed for use by seniors or individuals with disabilities who live in assisted living facilities. The system enables the user to get help when needed via an emergency call button. When activated the call button wirelessly contacts dedicated response personnel via a base station. The system includes a base station, a key fob, and a call pendant. The base station has a local display for alarms and alerts, and transmits alarms to the cell phone or pager of on-site response personnel.