The Aid Call Radio Nursecall System is probably the most staff-efficient wireless nursecall system, ever.

This is a radio-based system for visually and audibly alerting nursing staff to calls from patients or other members of staff. Because its wireless it’s infinitely expandable depending on your requirements at any given time.

With Aid Call’s new Touchsafe alarm range you get everything a hard-wired system can offer, but far more cost-effectively.

The New Touchsafe Nursecall System features:

• Anti-microbial additives to combat the spread of infection including MRSA and E-Coli
• Class 1 safety compliance
• Staff can pick up calls from any call point
• Secure wireless alarm channel ensures alarm signal is received every time
• Listen before talk, anti-collision technology
• Optional mapping facility giving active call & staff location
• Onscreen call logging with unlimited memory

The CP5000 Advanced Control Panel

At the heart of the Aid Call System is the CP5000 Advanced Control Panel which is set to revolutionise the world of Patient/Nurse Communication.

With its 15” TFT flat screen, it can display more information than any other dedicated Nursecall unit on the market, including text addresses for call types, locations, resident/patient names, active call list and staff location together with optional floor plan/map.

The status of calls is displayed and more information can be requested where necessary, for example, brief patient medical notes can be called up.

Five selectable alarm tones are available on the system including: identify call, assist, emergency, reminder and maintenance to make the system as user-friendly and simple to operate.

Multiple zones can be programmed for each panel, plus the call logger is built-in, automatically recording the history of the events.

The panel also allows you to modify screen savers and tones to your individual preference. 

In the event of a power failure, a battery pack is included. The new Touchsafe ATX5000 Call Point provides ‘next call waiting’ at the bedside, allowing faster response and improved staff efficiency, not to mention reassurance for patients that their call has been received.

The new optional Nurse Identification feature provides the ability to track and monitor individual staff activity, for greater clarity, accountability and efficiency.

And, with Aid Calls logging system, care managers can analyse response and attendance time down to patient and nurse level.

The ATX4000 and 5000 are the only bedhead devices to use a dedicated alarm frequency and two-way radio technology to ensure that all calls are successfully transmitted and received by the display panels. An onscreen acknowledgement is also given at the bedside.

Options and Accessories

Additional trigger devices can be added to the system to cater for staff communication, safety and security, wandering patients and people that might need extra care and attention. Options include:

• Neck Pendants
• Staff Attack Location Alarms
  
• Audio Visual Indicators
• Paging & DECT
• Call Logging PC Software
• Bed/Chair Sensors
• Door Monitoring
• PIR Movement Sensors
• Ring Detector
• Air Switch
  

Why is the Aid Call System the Safest?

Anti-Microbial Protection As Standard
All elements of the new Touchsafe range which need to be touched or handled are embedded with powerful, life-long anti-microbial additives to help combat the spread of infections such as e-coli and MRSA.
Class 1 Safety Compliant
Wireless emergency communications equipment must comply with the EN3000 220-2 (2007) Class 1 requirements which are mandatory for essential life-safety systems.  Touchsafe products are designed to meet all applicable safety standards.
Secure Dedicated Alarm Frequency
Touchsafe is the only nursecall system to use the dedicated 869 alarm frequency to ensure patient safety. With its unique two-way system, the call point receives an acknowledgement guaranteeing that all calls are received securely.
Wireless Flexibility
Wireless systems give all the functionality of a hard-wired system but with the added benefit of complete flexibility. The alarm system goes wherever the client is: the client does not have to be tied to the one bed location as is the case with a hard wired call point. The wire-free nature of the system allows the call points to be located and then re-located in any required location, without the need of an engineering call out.