Warn caregivers before the fall — not after.
BedExit alerts staff 10–15 seconds before an at-risk patient tries to get out of bed — enough time to reach them. No wearable on the patient. No camera in the room. Works in total darkness, from any exit direction.
Most "fall" devices only tell you a fall already happened.
Families fear a painful, expensive injury more than almost anything else in elderly care. Yet the tools on the market react after the patient is already up — leaving caregivers too little time to help.
Pressure pads react too late
Weight-off-bed sensors fire only after the patient has shifted off the mattress — a 2–7 second window that isn't enough to cross a room.
Cameras invade the bedroom
Optical monitoring surveils a private room, families reject it, and it still only registers the fall after impact.
Infrared misfires & has blind spots
IR and thermal sensors need line-of-sight, miss the far side of the bed, and false-trigger on sunlight, heaters and pets.
Wearables get removed
Pendants and wristbands must be worn, charged and remembered — and cognitively impaired patients take them off.
The whole game is the response window.
BedExit recognises the movements that come before a patient rises — the shift from lying to preparing to stand — and alerts staff early. That turns a frantic 2–7 seconds into a workable 10–15.
One device. Every bed that matters.
Care Homes & Assisted Living →
Cut night-time falls and staff strain across the ward. Affordable from day one — no premium budget required.
Hospitals →
Support NABH fall-prevention protocols and reduce inpatient fall liability — without adding nursing headcount.
Families at Home →
Peace of mind for a parent recovering from surgery or living with dementia — no camera, nothing they have to wear.
Everything prevention should be. Nothing it shouldn't.
Predicts intent, not impact
Alerts on the preparation to rise — earlier than any weight-off-bed or fall-detection system.
Nothing worn by the patient
No pendant, wristband or charging. Works even for patients who remove devices.
No camera, full dignity
No images, no audio, no surveillance of a private bedroom. Privacy is a design constraint.
Works in the dark, any direction
No line-of-sight needed. Unaffected by darkness, sunlight, heaters or which side of the bed they exit.
Low false-alarm rate
Fewer nuisance alerts means staff trust the alarm — the opposite of alarm fatigue.
Ready today & affordable
Deployable now, priced for ordinary care homes and families — not just premium facilities.
Prevent the fall you can't afford to have.
Homes and hospitals across India are piloting BedExit now. Tell us about your ward or your parent's room and we'll show you what 10–15 seconds changes.