How it works?
Sage Alert Dashboard
Benefits
Liability, Fully Documented
Every alert, response, and escalation logs automatically. When a family or a lawyer asks what happened, the answer is already on screen.
Works Even Offline
Devices run on their own wireless mesh, not your building Wi-Fi. A router outage doesn't mean alerts stop working.
Every Device, One View
Room units, beacons, and hallway stations report status from a single dashboard. Offline devices get flagged before they become an incident.
Shifts That Don't Drop Balls
Countdown timers and task lists carry context between shifts. Nothing gets lost between the outgoing and incoming nurse.
Performance You Can See
Response times and escalation rates break down by staff and alert type. Spot the gap before it becomes an incident.
FAQ's
How fast do alerts actually reach staff?
Alerts route to the nearest available caregiver's device the moment a fall or vitals event triggers, typically under 10 seconds from sensor to notification.
Do we need new Wi-Fi or wiring installed?
No. Devices connect over their own wireless mesh network, not your building Wi-Fi, so there's no new cabling or network upgrade required.
What happens when a device goes offline?
The Tech Portal flags it in real time and notifies your on-site tech contact, so a dead beacon gets replaced before it's needed in an emergency.
Can we see how our staff actually perform?
Yes. The Management Portal breaks down response time, escalation rate, and false alarm rate by staff member and alert type, no manual reporting required.
How long does implementation take?
Most facilities go fully live, hardware installed and staff onboarded, within two to four weeks depending on facility size.
