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

Provide dependable pressure-activated monitoring with the McKesson Brand Alarm Sensor Pad (10″ × 15″) — a practical and responsive safety accessory designed to work with compatible alarm and nurse-call systems. When placed under a mattress, chair cushion, or wheelchair seat, this sensor pad detects movement and triggers alerts, helping caregivers respond quickly and support fall prevention.

What This Product Does & Why It Matters

• Alert caregivers to unassisted movement: This sensor pad activates an alarm signal when pressure is removed — such as when a patient attempts to get up — giving caregivers an early notification to prevent falls or unsupervised movement.
• Supports proactive fall prevention: By signaling caregivers the moment movement begins, the alarm sensor pad helps improve supervision and reduce the risk of injury in clinical, long-term care, and home environments.
• Compact size for flexible placement: At 10″ × 15″ (25 cm × 38 cm), this pad is ideal for smaller areas — perfect for use under beds, chairs, wheelchair seats, or other seating surfaces without interfering with comfort.
• Durable and reliable construction: Built for everyday care settings, this pad offers consistent performance and long-lasting responsiveness through repeated use and pressure cycles.

Product Highlights

• Size: 10″ × 15″ (25 cm × 38 cm) — compact yet effective monitoring coverage
• Case of 50 pads: Bulk-pack supply ideal for facilities, units, or multi-room needs
• Pressure-activated alarm sensor: Detects when weight is removed and triggers compatible alarms
• Compatible with standard systems: Designed to work with most nurse-call and alarm consoles
• Durable & reusable: Long-lasting performance for daily use in care settings

Who It’s For

• This alarm sensor pad is especially useful for:
• Nursing homes & assisted living facilities monitoring residents at risk of falls
• Hospital units & surgical recovery areas requiring patient movement alerts
• Home health caregivers needing responsive safety tools
• Rehabilitation & memory care settings where movement supervision is essential
• Clinics and long-term care facilities managing multiple patients