McKesson Brand Alarm Sensor Pad — Broad Coverage Monitoring for Patient Safety & Fall Prevention

Help keep patients, residents, and loved ones safer with the McKesson Brand Alarm Sensor Pad (10″ × 30″) — a reliable pressure-activated pad designed to work with bedside and chair alarm systems. When placed under a mattress or seat cushion, this sensor pad alerts caregivers the moment a person rises or shifts — offering responsive monitoring to help prevent falls and unsupervised movement.

What This Product Does & Why It Matters

• Provides dependable movement alerts: This sensor pad triggers an alarm the instant pressure is released — such as when someone gets out of bed or stands from a chair — giving caregivers a timely signal to check on the person’s safety.
• Supports fall prevention and supervision: By notifying staff or caregivers immediately when monitored individuals move, this pad is a valuable tool in fall prevention strategies, especially in clinical, long-term care, and home health settings.
• Broad 10″ × 30″ sensing area: With an extended surface area, this pad offers broader coverage for beds or chairs, increasing the chance of accurate detection with improved comfort and positioning.
• Durable, reliable construction: Built to withstand frequent use in busy care environments, this sensor pad delivers consistent performance and peace of mind for daily monitoring.

Product Highlights

• Size: 10″ × 30″ (25 cm × 76 cm) — longer footprint for versatile placement
• Case of 30 pads: Bulk supply ideal for facilities, clinics, and multi-room needs
• Pressure-activated alarm pad: Detects removal of pressure and signals an alarm
• Compatible with many standard alarm systems: Designed to integrate seamlessly with nurse-call and monitoring systems
• Durable and reusable: Suitable for repeated monitoring use

Who It’s For

• This alarm sensor pad is especially useful for:
• Nursing homes and assisted living facilities monitoring residents at risk of falls
• Hospitals and post-operative care units tracking patient mobility
• Home health caregivers seeking responsive safety alerts
• Memory care and rehabilitation centers where movement detection improves care quality
• Clinics, respite care, and hospice settings with ongoing safety monitoring needs