How Remote Supports Works
SafeinHome’s intelligent system integrates multiple technologies and sensors for superior accuracy and real-time 24-hour response.
Person-Centered Solutions
With a wide array of integrated devices, Person-Centered Solutions are developed to support the desired outcomes and unique lifestyle of the person supported. SafeinHome recommends speaking with an expert in your area.
Always available (24/7) reinforcing decision-making skills and encouraging independence. Develops authentic and trusting relationship with the person served providing valuable insights to growth and challenges.
Remote Support Staff
Discreet sensors detect daily living activities like movement within the home, stove, bed, windows, temperature, and moisture. Alerts are provided if needed.
Sensor Technology
Person Supported
SafeinHome’s system tracks activities and alerts providing predictive feedback for the individual and their team.
Weekly Reports
SafeinHome is able to connect with and integrate over 30 devices including smart home devices.
Assistive Technologies
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Emma’s Story
Success Stories
As soon as one of the cars pulled in, your team member, Gene called immediately to introduce himself and to inquire if the person truly was the approved caretaker as he did not recognize the face. I was pleasantly surprised that as a new remote support member, he reached out immediately. I was there and we all exchanged conversation with him to assure things were alright.
Mother of M
I have noticed a difference in S’s behavior since starting remote support. He attends his day program more. He is more at ease. He enjoys getting to know and talking to the people on the tablet. Joe, Case Manager
Joe, Case Manager
…for the first time I can picture what Z’s life as an adult will be like!
Mother of Z, 18 years old
Good morning Team B,
I wanted to send another update to show how great remote support is going for B. I met with him yesterday in his home and asked him to show me how he uses his tablet to connect with remote support staff. He was super-fast and within a few seconds he had staff on the tablet screen chatting with him. He appears content, happy, and healthy!”
Jeannine, Case Manager
June 2019, SafeinHome began providing M with remote supports, (including motion sensors inside her home, a doorbell camera for her front porch and front yard, as well as a communication video tablet for M to call the remote supports when she has questions or needs help), that her doctor approved for use when the homemaker personal care provider (as well as EMS), is called for back-up by SafeinHome, in case M should fall and assistance is needed.
Carol, Case Manager
Hello Safe Home Team,
Your (service) guy was good, knew his craft and was good with E. Meaning that he didn’t let what little nonverbal communication was going on slow things. E was a bit better and was more cooperative, and less paranoid than before. Wanted to let you know that. Not knowing E from Adam can be challenging but everything seemed to go very smooth. Atta-boy his way from me. Let me know if you need anything else.”
Dave, Case Manager
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