Building intelligence for health and care

It's about people, not technology. Solutions for your home.

The idea behind

Enabling people to live independently in their own four walls and relieving the burden on nursing staff in the inpatient sector.

Life expectancy in our society is increasing, while the birth rate has been declining for years. In the future, there will thus be more and more older people and fewer and fewer younger people to take care of them. This demographic change also has an impact on the care sector. The demand for nursing staff will continue to increase significantly, both in the inpatient and outpatient sectors. Possible consequences may be bottlenecks and a lack of quality in care.
Whether at home or in a care facility, intelligent technical solutions support and relieve the burden on nursing staff in their daily work. They make it easier for relatives to provide care at home and enable those in need of care to remain in their own home.

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The project

1/5 of the population in Germany is 65 or older
The percentage of people in need of care in the total population is 4.1% - and rising
95 per cent say that the possibility of receiving help and care at home is important or very important for an independent life in old age.
The number of care services has increased by 30% to 14,050 in the last 20 years.

Care for more well-being – digitally supported

Mobile phone showing where the person is staying

Outpatient – Reassured relatives: relatives are always well informed and are alerted quickly in an emergency.

Flexible care service: Care services can use the data for more targeted route planning or more targeted care.

Stationary: The dashboard shows an overview of all rooms in the respective ward. The nursing staff on duty are always informed about the resident and can take targeted action if necessary.

More security. And peace of mind.

Digital support for health and care, in a care home or in your own home. Embedded in a networked solution, data collected by sensors or irregularities can be analysed and transmitted to mobile care services or relatives.

woman with her hands on the shoulders of an older lady, both smiling at each other

We support independent living in one's own four walls and relieve the burden on nursing staff in the inpatient sector.

Hendrik Beinke, Business Development Manager Health & Care

Grid with the points "presence, processes, comfort, activity, hygiene, anomaly detection"

Sensors provide safety. And peace of mind.

In old age, many people want to remain in their familiar and accustomed surroundings for as long as possible. Nevertheless, it must be ensured that they are well cared for and in good health. With the support of intelligent sensor technology, this can be achieved. By combining the latest sensor technology, new relevant parameters can be determined. For example, the sensors register the presence and activity of a carer, provide information about their state of hygiene and ensure a comfortable environment. If deviations from the normal state are detected, relatives or the responsible care service is informed.

The True Presence® multisensor knows whether the person in need of care is in their room or not. At the same time, it detects the quality of the room air and other care parameters and reacts accordingly.

Thanks to its optical sensors, the HPD2 person sensor can detect the area of the room in which the person in need of care is located. In the event of abnormalities, relatives or the care service are informed.

The MotionSwitch LED is a motion detector, brightness sensor, alarm button and orientation light in one. Combined with other room functions, it provides additional security within your own four walls.

Care in care homes

Sometimes, in care facilities, one professional is responsible for up to 60 people in need of care at night. The True Presence® multisensor with its seven senses helps.

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More safety with automatic light

entrance area

Good, bright light at the entrance is important to make sure an elderly person can move around safely here. Installed next to the front door, sensor lights from STEINEL always come on reliably whenever light is needed. And they automatically switch off again when it is no longer needed.

Bathroom / toilet

If you can't reach the light switch because you have to rely on a walker or crutch for mobility, it's handy if the bathroom light comes on automatically when you enter the room thanks to sensors. With their penetrating detection, HF sensors from STEINEL also detect when someone is in the shower. The light stays on until it is no longer needed.

hallway

As you walk through your apartment or house, infrared sensors from STEINEL switch the light on fully automatically as you enter the hallway. This puts an end to the search for the light switch – and to dark corners in the home. This way, older people can enjoy more safety within their own four walls.

Do you want to optimise your care facility?