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A hospital room with the XK300 Essence on the wall above the bed
Solutions One sensor family · every room where people are in your care

One radar, mounted for the room.

The same FDA-cleared radar on the wall above a hospital bed, under a foam mattress, on a bedroom wall at home, flush on the ceiling of a secure room, or in a washroom. What each setting gets is below, in plain terms and without promises the record does not support.

Where it works One radar, mounted for the room

One radar. Every room where people are in your care.

A nurse at a patient bed on a hospital ward at night

Hospital

In-patient beds and heart failure

  • Sudden-change notifications, sensitivity set by the hospital
  • Night-time checks between rounds
  • Heart-failure patients prescribed before discharge
 A home-health nurse beside an older man resting in bed at home

Home health monitoring

Managed in the home

  • Nothing to wear, charge or remember
  • Each night beside the person's own recent nights
  • Read by your team between visits
 A caregiver drawing the curtain in a resident bedroom at dusk

Long-term care

Skilled nursing, memory care, assisted and independent living

  • Every resident, every night
  • Baseline change in neutral words: higher, similar, lower
  • Bed exits and time asleep
 A remote monitoring nurse reviewing charts on a laptop in the evening

Remote patient monitoring

Prescribed, delivered, read by your team

  • Compliance-free: nothing for the patient to do
  • Qualifies for CPT 99454
  • Readings every night, not a morning check-in
 A quiet single cell at night with a person asleep under a grey blanket

Correctional facilities

Cells and holding areas

  • Ceiling-mounted, out of reach
  • Breathing and heart rate through bedding
  • No camera, no microphone
 A calm patient bedroom in a behavioural health unit

Behavioural health

Psychiatric and secure units

  • High on the ceiling, nothing to tamper with
  • Readings through the night without waking anyone
  • No camera, no microphone
 An empty accessible hospital washroom

Washroom safety · SUHO

Sustained Unconscious Human Occupant

  • Motion and occupancy only, no camera, no microphone
  • Notifies staff when an occupant stays still beyond a set time
  • Threshold set per washroom