Every year, over 240,000 falls are reported in NHS hospitals across England.
That’s more than 600 people every single day — many of whom were already vulnerable.
NICE guidelines (NG249, 2025) are clear:
We should stop relying on prediction tools.
We should assess real movement. React faster. Monitor smarter.
So… what if there was a way to do exactly that?
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The Real Risk Isn’t Just Falling — It’s What We Miss Before the Fall
A fall is rarely just “an accident.”
It’s often the final link in a chain of subtle signals — moments that go unnoticed because they don’t scream for attention.
It starts with a small change:
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A slower turn in bed than usual
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Fewer overnight movements
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A period of unexplained stillness
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Or perhaps a bit of agitation during sleep
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Even the way someone leaves the bed — slower, off-balance, hesitant
These aren’t incidents. They’re indicators — signs that something’s changing.
But in a busy ward or care setting, you can’t always spot them. You can’t always measure them.
And without visibility, these changes stay silent — until the fall.
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Introducing a New Way to See What We Usually Don’t
We won’t call it a monitor.
It doesn’t beep wildly or overwhelm staff.
Instead, it works quietly under the surface — like a sixth sense for movement, stability, and change.
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Tracks how long it takes someone to turn or get out of bed
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Shows potential for early signs of deterioration or frailty
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Highlights real movement patterns, without guessing or predicting
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Helps staff ask better questions — and act earlier
It’s not prescriptive. It’s observational insight — aligned with how we should be thinking about falls.
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Built Around
NICE’s Core Recommendations
This intelligent device supports every major pillar of NG249:
NICE Focus Area
Avoids prediction tools
Tracks actual behaviour without relying on scores or assumptions
Supports mobility & frailty assessments
Offers repositioning metrics
Improves hospital/care home supervision
Guides staff in real time for patient movement and ability
Promotes education & engagement
Visualises behaviour trends for carer–patient discussion
Supports reviews & planning
Provides data to guide care plans
Why It Matters
Falls cost the NHS over £1 billion a year.
They account for 250,000 lost bed days.
And 1 in 50 leads to life-changing injury — or worse.
Yet many carers are still relying on gut instinct and manual checks.
This isn’t about replacing that — it’s about backing it with data.
Not a Gimmick. Not a Guess.
A Guide to Care.
Whether you’re in a hospital ward, care home, or supporting patients in the community, this technology is here to:
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Provide data without creating more admin
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Give teams confidence in the timing of their interventions
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Support earlier discharge and smarter rehabilitation
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And most importantly — change the conversation about falls and patient care
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This device is a Class I medical device, intended to support observational insight into patient mobility. It is not intended to diagnose, measure, or replace clinical decision-making.