For senior living communities and care homes
Fall detection for senior living communities.
Residents wear nothing.
Pendants get left on bedside tables, and call bells only help if a resident can reach them. NoBlink adds camera-free radar sensors to residents’ rooms and bathrooms, so your team hears about a fall without the resident having to do anything at all.
Why sensors work where wearables struggle
Anyone who has run a community knows the pattern. Residents take pendants off because they are uncomfortable or a reminder of frailty. Staff cannot be in every room, and night shifts are lean. The bathroom, where falls are most likely to go unnoticed, is also the one place nobody should be watching.
- Protection continues through baths, sleep and the hours a pendant would have been off.
- No cameras in bedrooms or bathrooms, so residents keep their dignity.
- Nothing to charge, test or hand out each morning.
- Long, unusual stillness raises an alert too, not just hard falls.
What NoBlink adds to your community
Room and bathroom sensors
Radar sensors mounted high on the wall, working day and night, through steam and in the dark.
Bed monitor
Notices when a resident gets out of bed at night, a common time for falls.
Alerts to the right people
Automatic voice calls and app alerts to your care team and to the resident’s family, with escalation.
One view for your team
Alerts and activity, grouped by room, on the NoBlink app.
No cameras anywhere
Movement and position only. Nothing is ever filmed or photographed.
Families stay reassured
Families can get the same alerts, which builds trust in your care.
Starting small
- 1
Choose a few rooms
Begin with the residents your team worries about most, or one floor.
- 2
We install
Our own installer fits and sets up the sensors at communities in Bangalore, Chennai, Mumbai, Pune and Gurugram.
- 3
Review and expand
See how alerts fit into your team’s routine, then extend to more rooms.
Want the technical detail first? How radar monitoring works without cameras
Common questions
Do residents need to wear anything?
No. Residents wear nothing and press nothing. The sensors are mounted on the wall of each room or bathroom, so protection carries on through baths, sleep and the times a resident would have taken a wearable off.
Who receives the alerts?
The contacts you set up, such as your on-site care team and the resident’s family. Alerts go out as automatic voice calls and as notifications on the NoBlink app.
Are there cameras in residents’ rooms?
No. NoBlink uses radar sensors that read movement and position without forming an image, which makes them suitable for bedrooms and bathrooms.
Can we start with a few rooms?
Yes. You can begin with a small set of rooms, see how alerts fit into your team’s routine, and then expand.
Safer rooms,
without cameras or wearables.
Book a call and we will plan a small first deployment around your community.