A practical path to evaluation

Add proactive injury protection without starting with a facility-wide rollout.

Begin with one high-risk resident, hands-on staff education, and four weeks to evaluate fit, wearability, and workflow.

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Caregiver assisting an older adult with a walker

Who may benefit

Built for residents whose mobility and fall risk require extra attention.

01History of falls
02Osteoporosis or frailty
03Parkinson’s disease
04Cognitive impairment
05Rehabilitation needs
06Limited mobility
07Vision impairment
08Medication-related risk

Resident selection should be individualized by the care team. The vest complements—not replaces—standard fall-prevention measures.

Four-week pilot

A controlled way to learn before you scale.

01

Select

Identify one appropriate resident and review sizing, mobility, cognition, and tolerance.

02

Train

Staff receive fitting, charging, app, alert, and post-deployment guidance.

03

Evaluate

Observe wearability, workflow fit, resident acceptance, and staff confidence.

04

Review

Discuss results and decide whether broader use makes sense for your facility.

Operational fit

Questions a pilot helps your team answer.

Resident experience

Can the wearer move comfortably and tolerate the vest during routine activity?

Staff workflow

Can staff consistently fit, charge, monitor, and reset the system?

Response readiness

Do app alerts reach the right caregivers and support prompt follow-up?

Program value

Does proactive protection add a meaningful layer to your existing approach?

Start with one resident

See if Fall Safety Vest fits your care environment.

Review sizing, staff training, and a one-vest, four-week pilot before considering a broader rollout.

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