McKesson Brand Alarm Sensor Pad — Large Coverage Monitoring for Fall Prevention & Safety Alerts

Help keep patients, residents, and loved ones safer with the McKesson Brand Alarm Sensor Pad (10″ × 30″) — a dependable pressure-activated monitoring pad that works with compatible alarm or nurse-call systems. When placed under a mattress or seat cushion, it alerts caregivers the moment someone rises, providing timely notifications that support fall prevention and attentive care.

What This Product Does & Why It Matters

• Detects movement and triggers alerts: This sensor pad uses pressure activation to signal caregivers when weight is removed — such as when a patient sits up, stands, or tries to exit a bed or chair — helping reduce risk and improve response times.
• Supports patient safety and mobility supervision: Especially useful for individuals at risk of falls, wandering, or unassisted transfers, this pad becomes an essential part of a proactive safety plan in clinical, long-term care, or home settings.
• Generous 10″ × 30″ surface size: The extended pad size offers broader coverage for beds or chairs, increasing the likelihood of accurate activation and giving caregivers confidence that they’ll be notified when movement occurs.
• Durable and consistent performance: Designed for everyday use, this sensor pad is built to withstand repeated pressure cycles and maintain reliable operation in busy caregiving environments.

Product Highlights

• Size: 10″ × 30″ (25 cm × 76 cm) — ideal for bed or chair monitoring coverage
• Case of 30 pads: Bulk supply suited for facilities, care units, or multi-room needs
• Pressure-activated sensor: Detects removal of pressure and triggers alarm systems
• Compatible with standard alarm systems: Designed to integrate with most nurse-call or monitoring systems
• Durable and reusable: Reliable performance across multiple shifts and care scenarios

Who It’s For

• This alarm sensor pad is especially helpful for:
• Nursing homes & assisted living facilities caring for residents at risk of falls
• Hospitals & post-operative units monitoring patient movement
• Home health caregivers seeking safety alert systems
• Memory care or rehabilitation centers where movement triggers require quick response
• Clinics and respite care settings needing reliable monitoring tools