Autonomous and non-intrusive, ISA has the intelligence to detect all types of falls and give alerts in real time.
The time that the person spends on the ground is then significantly reduced.
The time that the person spends on the ground is then significantly reduced.
ISA was designed to lighten the workload of caregivers and improve the quality of care services. It is in this sense that our fall detection system ensures patient safety and the peace of mind of caregivers.
Already deployed in several hospitals and nursing homes, ISA is an autonomous technology, but supervised by professionals to guarantee the best possible service.
At the system level, the detection is done in several stages from each sensor analyzing the behaviors in real time:
After installation and calibration of the system, everything is automatic and takes place in a few seconds. Just pick up the service phone to find out in which room the fall occurred.
The information processed by ISA makes it possible to better identify the risks of falls and to analyze incidents.
Through the analysis of the fall, caregivers understand the precise circumstances of the event. This invaluable help to nursing staff significantly improves the care of patients or residents.
ISA has two alarm levels: one for the fall and one for the risk of falling. Since the alert is given in real time, it is possible to intervene much more quickly in order to reduce the time spent on the ground.
The system can be used on a touchscreen and mobile app, or even integrated with existing systems (DECT, DCI). All allow you to manage the different patients and alerts.
In 2020, more than 1,200 falls were detected in hospitals or nursing homes and thanks to ISA, each alert was taken care of in less than a minute.
MintT has a constant research and development program. The development of new features, the improvement of its ergonomics or the use of artificial intelligence make it possible to offer updates to the device regularly.
Healthcare staff are notified in real time to reduce how long it takes to react and intervene
The recordings 2 minutes before and after the fall provide tangible elements for analysis
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