Care Professionals
Why choose EasylinkUK?
Easylink products are manufactured under strict documented quality management procedures audited annually by BSI and certificated to ISO 9001
For Care and Residential homes and NHS and Local Authority business we offer trade discounts to volume buyers (or account holders). You will always receive favourable pricing buying direct from the manufacturer.
Our key areas of expertise are:
Bed Occupancy Detection Alarms
These are devices that detect a person sitting in their chair or laying in their bed. When they rise and attempt to get up an alarm is sent wirelessly to a pager or alarm device. You can see our range of occupancy alarms
Chair Occupancy Detection Alarms
These are devices that detect a person sitting in their chair or laying in their bed. When they rise and attempt to get up an alarm is sent wirelessly to a pager or alarm device. You can see our range of occupancy alarms
Professional Epileptic Seizure Detection Alarm
Monitors for professional use and integration with nurse call systems. Long range alarm pagers and multiple patient systems
Floor Pressure Mat Alarms
When a service user walks over the mat, an alarm will be sent to a care staff pager or nursecall system
Dementia Care Memory Prompting And Reminders
These are devices that allow recording of personal reminder messages, “Stay in bed” or “please remain seated I’m on my way to help”. The message can be triggered by a sensor pad, photoelectric beam or movement sensor
Door Egress
Receive alerts to pager or nursecall when a service user exits a door
Radio Paging
Receive alerts to pager for various types of alarm
Call Pendant Alarms
Easy to push and waterproof help call buttons. When button is pressed an alert is sent to a wireless pager
With falls in hospitals and care homes high in media focus, now would be a good time to consider viable solutions to reduce your exposure to cost and improve patient care and achieve CQC compliance. Each year, a typical nursing home with 100 beds reports 100 to 200 falls. Many falls go unreported. Medpage Limited T/A Easylink UK is one of the leading suppliers in the UK of patient fall prevention products with over 30 years of trading experience in the care sector. Our range of bed and chair rise alarms offer competitive pricing without compromise on quality.
A high percentage of falls can be reduced by environmental risk assessment. Inappropriate footwear, thick floor rugs and other trip hazards are attributable to preventable falls. Assistive technology is available to detect a person rising from their bed or chair and to detect a person leaving a room or wandering away from safety. At Medpage, we manufacture and distribute a comprehensive range of wireless alarms, designed and proven to substantially improve patient/resident safety at home or in care
A recent site survey at a Staffordshire Residential Home presented a challenge for the use of radio signalling care alarms. The home is a Tudor Grade II listed building of hard stone construction with 61 rooms and various lounges. The purpose of the survey was to assess the feasibility of using wireless fall prevention bed and chair rise alarms and specialist waterproof call pendants as the current nurse call system did not facilitate connection of auxiliary alarm products. Tests were performed at maximum range (furthest room to managers office) with our NMDTX long range addressable transmitters. The tests proved conclusively that reliable signalling was achieved throughout the building and beyond
The NMDTX transmitters provide personalised messaging alarm alerts to radio pagers or desktop caller display and can be connected through a Broadband Wi-Fi connection to enable signalling to a Smartphone. A resident’s name or room number along with the type of care sensor is displayed on carer pagers to quickly identify the location and reason for an active alarm
The cost of a wireless fall prevention solution for 12 residents with 4 staff pagers was under £2000.00. In comparison, a cable connected system independent of the nurse call system would result in excessive installation costs for wiring, redecorating, restrict alarm use to selected rooms only and would cause disruption to daily running of the home and resident routines with no portable alarm responders