RoomMate

RoomMate is a revolutionary safety sensor that reduces and detects falls using advanced algorithms. RoomMate is healthcare professionals' and residents' best supporter for more dignified care for the elderly.

Fewer falls and injuries

Falls among the elderly are often the start of a rapid downward spiral. If we prevent falls, the enjoyment of life and life expectancy increase, while elderly care becomes more sustainable.

Less stress and lower sickness absence

Those who work in elderly care notice that the pressure and stress are increasing. With RoomMate you get a better overview and can make the right priorities for your time. This way you can experience better days and increased energy.

Better sleep with less physical supervision

Physical supervision at night will often wake the resident so that he sleeps poorly and may have a bad day. RoomMate removes the need for unnecessary supervision and gives the resident better sleep and enjoyment of life.

More time for physical care

With RoomMate, you know at all times which residents need help - and which do not. This frees up capacity, and you get more time to take care of those who need it most.

Anonymised, digital supervision

Gives you the opportunity to see and talk to the resident to quickly assess whether there is a need for physical supervision.

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Automatic notifications

The resident does not need to activate an alert. RoomMate detects dangerous situations and sends an alert to the staff's hand helds and other screens.

Activity overview

Activity data provides unique decision support to provide residents with individual follow-up and treatment.

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What is RoomMate?

Anonymised, digital supervision gives you the opportunity to see and talk to the resident to quickly assess whether there is a need for physical supervision.
Automatic notification in the event of dangerous situations means that the resident does not need to notify himself. RoomMate detects dangerous situations and alerts staff. Especially important for people with dementia.
Activity overview provides a unique decision support to provide residents with individual follow-up and treatment.
Option to handle RoomMate in its own app, or in the Sensio Pocket app in the same way as other alarms.

Hear from some of our customers who use RoomMate

Hartford Care reduces falls with revolutionary safety sensor

Falls are one of the biggest challenges in elderly care. Hartford Care was the first care home in the UK to trial a pioneering technology to reduce falls. What are their experiences a couple of months after implementing the technology?

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Herron Hill steps into the future with digital supervision

Falls are one of the biggest challenges in elderly care in the UK, and Herron Hill has taken a step to help falls prevention in the institutional care facility. How has the first couple of months been?

What is RoomMate?

RoomMate is a patient warning and monitoring system, based on a unique infrared light 3D technology. It can send anonymised images of the situation in the room so that healthcare professionals can check alarms and carry out digital and anonymous inspections without disturbing the resident or making unnecessary interventions in privacy. RoomMate is a so-called passive warning sensor that warns of falls and other possible dangerous events without the resident having to carry equipment on their body or triggering an alarm themselves. RoomMate is extremely well-tested and has more than 5.500 sensors deployed in Scandinavia. We have very good references from all types of healthcare providers, and there is virtually no churn.

What is the user group for RoomMate?

RoomMate is used in care homes, assisted living facilities, private homes hospitals, and homes for the mentally handicapped. See the reference tab for examples.

Which alerts and alarms can RoomMate trigger?

RoomMate can warn about these incidents: Falls – if a person falls in the room the sensor will pick that up without any need for wearables Sits up in bed – gives an alert if a person prone to falls sits up during the night. This means that care staff can get to the patient before they leave the bed Leaving the bed – if the patient leaves the bed Leaving the chair – if the patient leaves the chair Activity – general activity in the room Person enters the room – if someone enters the room, perhaps at a time when that’s not supposed to happen Person leaves the room – be alerted when someone leaves the room and might cause harm to themselves or others High volume – patients crying out for help can be heard by the sensor Movement in bed – if the patient doesn’t move for a certain time it can mean that they might need help, for instance, to reduce pressure ulcers. and the other way, if they do move sufficiently themselves, they might not need help turning.

How does RoomMate handle visual and/or audible supervision?

The RoomMate sensor has several options for supporting healthcare professionals to secure residents in a care situation. If there is an alarm or a warning, you will receive an anonymized picture of the room and can assess whether the incident is of a serious nature that requires an emergency call. Healthcare professionals can also use the app’s audio features to either contact the resident or listen into the room to assess the severity of the incident. In addition, one can also put on a two-way speech to talk to the citizen. Listening can be done anonymously so that you can not hear what is being said, but assess the situation based on voice volume and intensity. When the cause of the alarm has been clarified, the notification is acknowledged, and notes may also be made directly in the journal system from the RoomMate app.

What are the privacy features of RoomMate?

These are some of the privacy features of RoomMate: – Infrared 3D sensor, no camera – Anonymised visual and audio assistance *Shadow-like visual representation *Cannot directly or indirectly identify person *Anonymised audio supervision available – Anonymisation takes place in the sensor itself – No visualisation or audio data from the room is stored – All events and supervisions are logged – Encryption of data – Home users can deactivate service on-demand for additional privacy

What does the RoomMate need to work?

Only power and internet access are required for RoomMate to work. RoomMate is a complete system that has everything included. Administration and alarm handling is done via computer, tablet or phone.

Where is RoomMate produced?

The RoomMate solution is developed and manufactured by Sensio AS in Norway. The company has developed the entire product including hardware, software, and mechanics in close cooperation with care professionals. We are constantly developing the system and service based on input from our valued users.

We support you all the way

We ensure a good implementation, training and ongoing operation, so that you are confident in RoomMate and experience the benefits.

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Fewer falls and injuries

Less stress and lower sickness absence

Better sleep with less physical supervision

More time for physical care

Anonymised, digital supervision

Automatic notifications

Activity overview

+ CUSTOMERS

SENSORS

OPERATING DAYS

What is RoomMate?

Hear from some of our customers who use RoomMate

Hartford Care reduces falls with revolutionary safety sensor

Herron Hill steps into the future with digital supervision

Frequently asked questions about RoomMate

What is RoomMate?

What is the user group for RoomMate?

Which alerts and alarms can RoomMate trigger?

How does RoomMate handle visual and/or audible supervision?

What are the privacy features of RoomMate?

What does the RoomMate need to work?

Where is RoomMate produced?

We support you all the way