Fewer night falls. Calmer night shifts.
Falls are the injury your residents' families fear most and the incident that costs your home the most — in care hours, liability and reputation. BedExit gives your staff 10–15 seconds of warning before a resident tries to rise, so they arrive in time.
The 3am problem every home knows
A resident wakes, decides to go to the washroom, and gets up without calling anyone. By the time the pad alarm sounds — if there is one — they're already unsteady on their feet, and the night attendant is two rooms away. The result is a fracture: painful for the resident, hours of extra care for your staff, a difficult call to the family, and a cost nobody wanted.
BedExit changes the timing. It recognises the resident preparing to get up and alerts your attendant during those seconds — the difference between a steadying hand and a hip fracture.
What it means for your operations
- More time to respond. ~10–15 seconds instead of 2–7 — enough to reach the bedside on a real ward.
- Less alarm fatigue. A low false-alarm rate means attendants trust the alert and act, instead of tuning it out.
- Restraint-free. No bed rails to fight, no dignity lost — a safety upgrade families respect.
- No new burden on residents. Nothing to wear, charge or remember; nothing changes in their routine.
- Fits any home. Installs on your existing beds in minutes, no rewiring, minimal training.
Affordable from day one — not a premium-only device
We built BedExit specifically so it doesn't require a premium budget. A home charging modest monthly fees can protect its highest-risk beds without a capital project. Start with the residents most likely to fall, prove the value on your own floor, and expand.
Start with a pilot
Several homes have asked us to pilot BedExit on their highest-risk beds — and we're running those now. Tell us how many beds and how many night staff you have, and we'll propose a pilot scoped to your home.