McKesson Brand Alarm Sensor Pad — Broad-Coverage Monitoring for Enhanced Patient Safety

Promote safer care environments with the McKesson Brand Alarm Sensor Pad (20″ × 30″) — a large, pressure-activated pad designed to provide dependable movement detection when used with compatible alarm and nurse-call systems. This sensor pad helps caregivers stay alert to unassisted movement, providing peace of mind and an extra layer of fall prevention support in clinical, long-term, and home care settings.

What This Product Does & Why It Matters

• Detects movement and triggers alarms: This alarm sensor pad responds when pressure is removed — such as when someone begins to stand, shift, or leave a bed or chair — activating connected alarm systems so caregivers can respond quickly.
• Supports fall prevention and supervision: By alerting caregivers in real time, this pad helps reduce the risk of falls and unsupervised mobility, especially for individuals with limited mobility or cognitive conditions.
• Generous 20″ × 30″ surface size: Offering a broader coverage area than smaller pads, this larger size improves detection accuracy when placed under a mattress, chair cushion, or other seating surface — making it ideal for beds, recliners, and larger chairs.
• Durable, everyday performance: Designed for repeated use in busy care environments, the sensor pad reliably maintains responsiveness through daily pressure cycles, helping support consistent monitoring.

Product Highlights

• Size: 20″ × 30″ (51 cm × 76 cm) — wide coverage for beds or larger seating areas
• Case of 20 pads: Convenient bulk supply for care units, clinics, or residential care
• Pressure-activated alarm pad: Detects removal of weight and signals alarms
• Compatible with standard systems: Works with most nurse-call, fall-alert, and bed/chair alarm consoles
• Durable & reusable: Built for the demands of clinical and caregiving environments

Who It’s For

• This alarm sensor pad is especially useful for:
• Nursing homes & assisted living facilities where residents need supervised movement monitoring
• Hospitals & post-operative care units requiring bed exit alerts
• Home health caregivers seeking dependable fall-alert support
• Memory care and rehabilitation centers where movement detection improves safety
• Clinics and long-term care facilities managing multiple patients