Step 1: Select Your Equipment

BeClose Buttons can be placed throughout your loved one’s house in areas where accidents can happen – the stairs, the bathroom, etc. This button is 3 inches in diameter. When pressed, it will send an instant alert to you when your loved one needs help.

The lightweight and comfortable Bed Sensor is placed discreetly between the mattress pad and the mattress. It indicates when the bed is occupied or unoccupied, and helps track night time wakefulness or excessive daytime sleeping.

The small and comfortable Chair Sensor detects when (and how often) a chair is occupied. It helps to track sedentary periods as well as potential issues getting up from a seated position.

The Door/Window Sensors detect the opening and closing of doors, windows, cabinets, drawers, or just about anything that opens and closes. It can monitor comings and goings from the home as well as use of food or medicine cabinets or even the refrigerator.

These sensors are used to detect motion or activity in selected areas of your home. They cover an area of 30 × 35 feet and are "small pet friendly.” —that is, a pet smaller than 40 pounds should not trigger a motion event. Motion sensors can also be used to detect periods of inactivity, which can signal a problem.

The Panic Pendant will trigger an alert in real time to you or a caregiver when your loved one presses it.

The toilet mat sensor detects both presence on or near the toilet to allow you to monitor bathroom activity. The sensor is water resistant and can easily be covered by a standard toilet mat so that it can’t be seen.

This wireless water sensor detects water leaks or flood conditions. Quick response to these conditions can help prevent water damage. The sensor is activated anytime it detects moisture and can save your loved one a trip to the basement during heavy rains, or can detect an overflow in a bathtub if the water is left running.