What safety information applies?
Like many similar devices on the market, the fall alarm sensor contained within the PacSana solution cannot be guaranteed to detect all falls in part because it is dependent on where it is worn and the amount of shock or impact from the fall.
The PacSana solution is not intended for emergency situations and should not be relied upon to detect 100% of falls. If a client falls and can press the alert button then the client should be advised to do so.
The PacSana solution is not a medical device and cannot be used to diagnose, prevent, monitor, treat or alleviate any disease or medical condition. Any such concerns should be directed to an appropriate healthcare professional.
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What information is captured while outside the home?
The PacSana bracelet continues to measure Gait Speed, Active Minutes and Exercise Minutes.
How does PacSana help with falls?
What is a fall? The World Health Organization defines a fall as follows: A fall is defined as an event which results in a person coming to rest inadvertently on the ground or floor or other lower level It can include a fall from a height, a slump or ...
How to wear and clean your bracelet
The PacSana bracelet is typically well tolerated, needing no maintenance. If you experience discomfort or skin irritation when you wear your bracelet, it's probably time to clean it. Some residue or foreign material probably built up on the band and ...
Troubleshooting
How do I recharge the bracelet? The bracelet battery is designed to last 12 months. No charging is needed. You’ll get a notification before it expires. Contact your supplier for a free replacement, remove the old module from the back of the bracelet ...