In many long-term care and behavioral health settings, patients with moderate mobility and cognitive impairment frequently attempt to enter the bathroom unassisted — especially during overnight hours or periods of urgency. A typical patient may be ambulatory but unsteady, with a history of falls during transfers or toileting. These individuals often bypass call systems due to confusion, urgency, or embarrassment, increasing the likelihood of injury in confined spaces.
To mitigate this risk, the Curbell Medical BC600 Monitor can be paired with a Wireless Motion Sensor positioned just outside the bathroom doorway. When a patient crosses the threshold without staff support, the system triggers an immediate alert, allowing caregivers to intervene before a hazardous transfer or fall occurs. This capability enables staff to intervene promptly and support safe mobility.

In long-term care and rehabilitation environments, patients with mild to moderate mobility often attempt to exit beds or chairs independently, especially during nighttime hours. A typical patient may be recovering from surgery, managing early-stage dementia, or experiencing post-stroke disorientation. These individuals are ambulatory but at an elevated risk of falls due to impaired balance, poor lighting, or confusion about their surroundings.
The Curbell Medical Safe Mobility Light provides a proactive visual cue that guides patients toward safe exit behavior. The light activates automatically as the patient begins to rise — gently illuminating the path to reduce disorientation and support safe movement. When paired with a BC600 Monitor connected to the nurse call system and set to silent mode, the system discreetly signals staff that assistance may be needed without triggering an audible alarm. This prevents startling the patient or disturbing nearby residents, while still ensuring a timely caregiver response. The result is a calm, non-intrusive intervention that reinforces safe mobility and preserves nighttime rest.

In hospital settings, patients recovering from surgery, experiencing delirium, or under sedation often attempt unassisted exits, especially at night. These individuals are ambulatory but unstable, with a high likelihood of slipping or falling during initial steps — placing them at significant risk for hip fractures, which are among the most costly and debilitating fall-related injuries in acute care.
The Curbell Medical Performance Mat provides a protective surface at the bedside to help reduce the severity of injuries in the event of a fall. Its low-profile design with beveled edges minimizes tripping hazards for staff and patients, while allowing chairs, mobile equipment, and bedside trays to roll smoothly across the mat without obstruction. This ensures both safety and workflow efficiency in high-acuity environments, while offering a critical layer of protection against impact-related injuries like hip fractures.