McKesson Brand Alarm Sensor Pad — Compact, Dependable Monitoring for Patient Safety

Help enhance patient safety and fall prevention with the McKesson Brand Alarm Sensor Pad (10″ × 15″) — a pressure-activated pad designed to work with compatible alarm and nurse-call systems. When positioned under mattresses or chair cushions, this reliable sensor pad sends a prompt alert as soon as pressure is removed — notifying caregivers right away when a patient gets up, helping reduce fall risk and improving supervision.

What This Product Does & Why It Matters

• Alerts caregivers to unassisted movement: The sensor pad detects changes in pressure — such as when someone tries to stand or leave their seat — and triggers connected alarms to notify caregivers instantly.
• Supports fall prevention and proactive care: By providing early alerts, this pad helps caregivers intervene sooner, reducing the risk of injury from falls or unsupervised activity.
• Compact size for versatile placement: At 10″ × 15″ (25 cm × 38 cm), this pad is ideal for use under beds, chairs, wheelchairs, and seat cushions — offering flexible placement where it’s needed most.
• Durable performance for frequent use: Made for everyday clinical environments, this sensor pad is built to withstand routine pressure and provide consistent alarm activation over time.

Product Highlights

• Size: 10″ × 15″ (25 cm × 38 cm) — compact, easy to place for bedside or seating areas
• Case of 50 pads: Bulk quantity ideal for hospitals, nursing homes, and long-term care facilities
• Pressure-activated alarm pad: Detects removal of weight and triggers compatible alarm systems
• Compatible with standard alarm systems: Designed to integrate with most nurse-call and monitoring alarms
• Durable & reusable: Reliable performance across multiple care scenarios

Who It’s For

• This alarm sensor pad is especially useful for:
• Nursing homes & assisted living facilities monitoring residents at risk of falls
• Hospitals & post-operative care units tracking patient movement
• Home health caregivers needing responsive safety alerts
• Rehabilitation & memory care centers wanting timely notifications
• Clinics & long-term care settings managing multiple patients