cura1 SafeTime pads take the setup, and the guesswork, out of falls monitoring.

On a busy ward, the best equipment is the kind nobody has to think about. SafeTime bed and chair pads are built on that idea.

No pairing. No programming. No memory to clear.

Wireless pads offer great flexibility, but each setup asks something of staff. The sensor has to be paired and programmed, and the monitor's memory has to be cleared when equipment moves on, which often means a nurse reaching for the instructions. If a monitor isn't cleared, it may still receive alarms from a pad that has long since moved to another room. That's confusing for staff, and it can quickly wear down their confidence in the technology.

SafeTime is wired. A nurse plugs the pad into the monitor, switches it on, and it's ready. There's nothing to set up and nothing left behind to cause confusion later.

A pad that knows when it's time to go

Each SafeTime pad has a built-in electronic timer that tracks its functional life. When the pad reaches the end of that life, a "Change Pad" message appears on the monitor. There are no logbooks to keep and no need for anyone to remember when the pad went into service.

What SafeTime brings to the ward

• Ready in seconds, with nothing to program
• No pairing or memory clearing, so no stray alarms
• Automatic "Change Pad" notification
• Consistent pad replacement across wards
• Bed and chair options
• Works with compatible cura1 monitors

SafeTime alerts staff when a patient starts to leave their bed or chair, so they can respond in line with the care plan. Like all falls-management equipment, it supports clinical judgement rather than replacing it.

Simple to set up. Easy to trust. Right on time.