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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 11, 2015
  • May 30, 2020

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This app works with a wearable sensor to alert you when a loved one or patient gets up from a bed or chair. It allows remote monitoring of individuals at risk of falling or wandering, providing discreet alerts and accurate records for improved care.

Remote patient monitoring
Secure sensor attachment
Monitor multiple patients
Discreet mobile alerts
Accurate bed-exiting records
Long-lasting replaceable battery
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What's New in SafeWander

2.4.0

May 30, 2020

- Added manual input of an access point and static IP configuration for a gateway WiFi setting. - Fixed crash at launch on old iOS devices. - Fixed minor bugs.

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User reviews

App and device won’t synch

This used to be a great product and always worked as designed when my 98 yr old mother-in-law with Alzheimer’s would get out of bed in the night. I purchased a new button after accidently putting it through the wash, at a high price I might add. I am unable to register the new button to the app. Directions seem simple to add the new sensor and Gateway hub but responds with a sensor/Gateway have been registered and yet continues to show they are not registered. I deleted the app and reinstalled and am in the same loop..add sensor, sensor has already been registered, no indication that sensor is connected. The same goes with adding the Gateway hub. There is no phone contact support for the company and I have emailed according to their contact info. They have never responded to my email. So now I have a very expensive alarm that I am unable to use because the app seems to be a mess. Bottom line to potential new customers - Do Not spend the outrageous amount of money for this product. This is too bad because we have used it for 5 years and it was a great product. But if the device won’t synchronize to the app it is useless.
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Went downhill

I’ve used this for over a year for my mom. She has vascular dementia and is incontinent. It was working good but now is giving me false alerts. I nearly break my neck getting to her at night sometimes and she just turned over in bed. That never happened when I first got it. It also is tied to the volume button on my phone. If I have the volume on low in the night or evening, I can barely hear the alert. If I have it turned up at night to make sure it wakes me, it wakes up the whole house if the phone rings. All other alerts on my phone are tied to the notification volume which doesn’t change with the volume buttons on the side of my phone. I can set the volume to be higher for notifications so I don’t miss the ones I receive and adjust phone ringer to low when I don’t want to disturb the household. They need to fix that!
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Used to be a great product

Have used this device for several years and it worked great. They did an update to the app about a month ago and now it does not work well at all. Mostly no sound or log when it alerts. If you are watching you will see it tell you the patient is awake but with no sound it’s not worth it. Continues to alert even after you turn it off. Hopefully they will get this fixed.
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A great app

This app is exactly what we needed. Now we can sleep soundly knowing my mother-in-law is too.

Future User

My father is in the early stages of Alzheimer's. I have not purchased the device and hope we won't need one for some time. I wanted to become familiar with the app, so I downloaded it. My review is based on concept and simple design of the app. I have watch several YouTube videos of Kenneth demonstrating his invention. I am amazed and applaud him for further developing and making this device available to caregivers! I dread the day that my family will need a Safealert, but am so thankful to know it will be available when we get to that stage. 5+ stars from me for the concept alone.
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FAQ

What is SafeWander?

SafeWander is a mobile application that works with a wearable sensor to alert caregivers when a patient or loved one gets up from a bed or chair. It is designed for monitoring individuals at risk of falling or wandering.

Does SafeWander require additional hardware?

Yes, this app requires a SafeWander™ Button Sensor and a Gateway, which can be purchased from the official SafeWander website.

Can SafeWander monitor multiple patients?

Yes, the app allows you to monitor multiple patients using a single mobile device, making it convenient for caregivers managing several individuals.

How does SafeWander alert users?

When the sensor detects movement, the app sends an alert to your mobile device. These alerts are designed to be noticeable without frightening the patient or disturbing others.

What is the battery life of the SafeWander sensor?

The SafeWander Button Sensor features a replaceable battery that lasts up to one year and does not require charging, ensuring continuous monitoring.

Is SafeWander suitable for all ages?

SafeWander is rated for ages 4 and up, making it suitable for monitoring children, adults, and elderly individuals who may be at risk.

How often is SafeWander updated?

The latest version of SafeWander is 2.4.0, released on May 30, 2020. While updates have not been frequent recently, the app is designed for reliable operation.

What is the user rating for SafeWander?

SafeWander has an average rating of 2.7 stars from 6 user ratings. This suggests mixed user experiences, with potential areas for improvement.