MRC WANDER MANAGEMENT APPLICATION

OUR WANDER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM PROVIDES EXTRA PROTECTION FOR SENIORS SUFFERING FROM LOSS OF MEMORY AND COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS.

Residents who have conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease and dementia are usually assigned to secure areas of the establishment, for their protection. The MRC Wander Management System provides real-time monitoring and access control to help prevent unfortunate incidents that may occur as a result of a resident leaving the premises or entering a prohibited area. The system has advanced access control functions to monitor all ingress and egress points in the building, locking and unlocking the doors as needed.

OUR WANDER MANAGEMENT APPLICATION IS AN INNOVATIVE SOLUTION FOR:
   INDEPENDENT LIVING
   ASSISTED LIVING
   LONG-TERM CARE

PRODUCT FEATURES

Can uniquely identify both residents and staff.
Fully customizable to meet the residence’s risk needs for presence detection:

  • By zone
  • By specified exits
  • By elevators
  • In specific rooms – (mechanical or maintenance rooms, kitchen, laundry)
  • By category of access i.e. authorized or unauthorized

Can be used in a standalone mode or integrated with MRC’s wired and wireless Emergency Call/Nurse Call Systems.
The system can be managed and supported centrally or remotely.
The system provides instant notification to attendants and management via pager, cell phone, telephone, PDA or computer.

REAL-TIME
LOCATION SYSTEM

A key feature of MRC’s Wander Management System is its ability to keep track of the location of all residents at all times; a unique tool especially for those suffering from memory loss. It can determine accurately where the resident is and immediately alert those in charge. Our Wander Management System is also integrated with access control features.

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Securely providing Independence and Mobility for Everyone
THE FOUR CRUCIAL FEATURES OF THE MRC WANDER MANAGEMENT SOLUTION

The MRC Wander Management System incorporates a comprehensive array of devices including wired, wireless and hybrid devices which allows the staff to safely monitor the patients/residents who are at a higher risk of wandering.

The gateways are central components of the MRC Wander Management System. Gateways provide intelligent links and communications between the devices and the system server. The gateways detect all the activities from the resident and staff devices and then communicate them to the Wander Management System Server (Intelligent Gateways). The MRC Wander Management System is offered in both wired and wireless intelligent gateways.

The servers are the main component of the Wander Management System. The server hosts the core application which manages all the functions of the Wander Management System such as call and location processing, event management, communications, and reports. It has the ability and flexibility to generate any number of reports on demand or automatically, and may include alarm logs, statistical analysis and trends. The server can be installed locally, at a distance or virtually. The server is fully supervised 24/7.

MRC’s Wander Management Notification System provides all the information required on the various events and the actions to be undertaken by the employees, the administration and the technical services in order to best serve the residents and patients. MRC’S Wander Management Notifications include powerful escalation strategies programmable to the residence needs and comprehensive information provided to staff, such as:

    • Person’s name
    • Location of emergency regardless of device used
    • Risk factor, resident’s special needs, response
      priority, etc
    • Time and date of both the event and the staff
      confirmation
    • Immediate access to resident’s medical record
      (authorized staff only)
    • Automated call-back by one touch (for voice devices)
    • Confirmation by staff at the exact location of the emergency event
0Projected increase in dementia and Alzheimer's cases between 2017 and 2030
0Projected increase in new Alzheimer's cases between 2010 and 2050
0Canadians living with dementia (About 60% of them will wander at some point)