Wandering control strengthens freedom of movement and safety
The Vivago solution allows customers to move freely within an area defined as safe by the care unit. Customers with memory disorders may try to leave the care unit, making it necessary to restrict their movement and ensure caregivers are quickly aware of their departure.
Exit control devices are placed near the doors or areas to be monitored.
Vivago solution adapts to customer’s needs
The Vivago system will set an alarm if the customer is about to leave the authorised area.
Each customer’s settings can be individually tailored to their needs, so doors do not need to be locked, and the movement of all customers is not restricted.
Precise configuration of alarms
In the case of an alarm, nurses are immediately informed which door the alarm has come from. Alarms can be set separately for day and night or precisely according to the time of day.
The system can also be used to control door locking, so that the door locks automatically when a person is near it.
A safe environment for the customer’s and care personnel
Customer-specific wandering control
An individual solution can be set up for each customer, so there is no need to restrict everyone's mobility.
Safety for the care personnel
The system sends information to caregivers when the customer arrives at the door. The doors can then be locked automatically.
Alarms are sent to nurses' smartphones
Alarms and information about a customer leaving or arriving at the door are quickly available to caregivers with the Vivago app.
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