Pinpoints each alert's floor and room, tracks active incidents in real time.
Hospitals depend on conditions and assets that change between scheduled inspections. Changes in equipment condition may emerge without a clear indication of which site, zone, or asset needs attention. Clinical engineering, facilities, and care teams often rely on manual readings and disconnected systems, making it hard to compare current conditions with normal operation. This delays response and increases the chance of downtime, waste, safety exposure, or service disruption.
CrisisAlert collects location, movement, and asset-status signals across hospitals and sends the readings to a secure cloud application. Dashboards and configurable rules show asset health, operating state, and abnormal trends, retaining history by site, zone, or asset. This gives clinical engineering, facilities, and care teams the context to inspect or service the affected asset, helping them shorten response time and protect service continuity and document the response.
Users wear the badge; when the button is pressed, the badge sends an alert over a private, managed network rather than relying on Wi-Fi or cellular. The alert includes the user’s identity and precise location down to room and floor when activated. The system can then display the location on a map (Safety Blueprint) to responders and administrators. For campus-wide alerts, visual and audio notifications are broadcast via strobes, intercoms, desktop alerts, and optionally through integration with 911 dispatch. The software includes dashboard/alert management tools, responder management, data/analytics, and protocol configuration. Battery life is “a year plus under normal usage” in healthcare settings. Devices are installed with minimal infrastructure changes-wireless strobes, no rewiring required.
Vendor documentation: vendor website
Evidence level: L3 · Case-documented: how evidence levels work
Faster emergency response: Immediate alerts with exact location; a simple single-button press works even under stress
Full facility coverage: Works inside and outside, including parking lots and fields, even where Wi-Fi or cellular is weak
Privacy respect: Location shared only upon alert, not continuously tracked
Safety compliance: Meets requirements for emergency alert systems such as Alyssa's Law
One badge button triggers an alert; no app or phone needed.
Independent of Wi-Fi or cellular connectivity.
Alerts include exact room and floor to guide responders.
Staff Alert for individual needs; campus-wide alerts activate intercom audio, strobe lights, and desktop notifications for lockdowns.
Insight into alerts, responder assignments, usage trends, and risk areas.
Badge usable for over a year under normal use; low maintenance.
Wearable CrisisAlert badges gave 3,400+ students and employees a direct path to location-aware help.
Wearable badges provided campus-wide location-aware alerts across seven schools.
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