Know they're getting up — before they fall.
If your mother or father tries to get out of bed at night — recovering from surgery, or living with dementia — BedExit alerts you in those first seconds, so you can be there. No camera watching them. Nothing they have to wear or charge.
The falls that change everything happen at night
An elderly parent wakes to use the washroom and doesn't want to disturb anyone. They stand too quickly, feel dizzy, and fall — and a single fall can mean a fractured hip, surgery, and months of lost independence. For families, the fear isn't a peaceful decline; it's this: a painful, expensive, avoidable injury.
Built for the two hardest situations
After surgery
The nights right after a hip or knee operation are the most dangerous — anaesthetic after-effects, unfamiliar weakness and dizziness on standing. BedExit watches those recovery nights so you don't have to stay awake for every one of them.
Dementia & night wandering
Dementia often brings restlessness and wandering after dark. Wearable alarms don't help — your parent takes them off. A camera feels like surveillance and robs them of dignity. BedExit needs neither: it simply lets you know when they're getting up.
Why families prefer it
- Nothing to wear or charge. Works even if your parent removes devices or forgets them.
- No camera. No watching, no recording — their bedroom stays their own.
- Works in the dark. No night-light needed; no blind spots.
- Peace of mind while you work. If a domestic helper looks after your parent during the day, an early alert extends real supervision to the moments that matter.
Bring it home
Tell us a little about your parent's situation — recovering from surgery, living with dementia, or simply frail — and we'll help you set BedExit up for their room.