Discover How We Support Fall Reduction for Seniors in Georgia with AUGi!

Fewer

80%

Falls with injury

Fewer

60%

Hospital stays

Fewer

50%

Resident falls

Many Conditions Require a Fall Reduction System

Most people are familiar with the mental effects of dementia on a person, the memory loss aspect in particular. But folks don’t realize that dementia has a physical dimension that increases the risk of falls. Our fall reduction system alerts us to potentially hazardous situations like nighttime wandering, so we can be ready.

A Fall Reduction Program Alleviates Confusion and Mobility Issues

Operating a proven fall reduction system helps our residents move with confidence because falls can be traumatic. A single fall may be easily brushed aside at a younger age, but as we age, these falls pose serious problems. The physical toll is one thing, but they also rob our desire to get out and get moving. Knowing there’s a fall reduction system in place helps our residents walk with greater confidence.

Our Fall Reduction Program Generates Faster Responses

Memory care requires consistent treatment and lightning-quick response times. Our fall reduction devices and programs are how we achieve both to improve our residents’ lives. When a high-risk event is detected, our staff is alerted and can mobilize to address any falls, including before they occur. It also eliminates the risk of a fall going undetected and unaddressed by staff. This results in a greater level of care and attention for all our residents—and greater peace of mind for all our families.

  • Smart-monitoring: Inspiren technology analyzes the AUGi feed simultaneously to detect changes like a resident standing up. Depending on the resident, this may trigger a real-time alert to our staff that there’s an increased risk of a fall in a particular room.
  • Real-time alerts: Inspiren alerts mean our staff can monitor the movement, assist the resident, or respond to a fall if one occurs—at any time of day.
  • Privacy first: Inspiren also blurs private information, like faces and bodies, to protect residents’ personal privacy. Staff instead sees a stick-figure representation of each resident.

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933 Highway 29 N, Athens, GA 30601

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131 Holly Street, Canton, GA 30114

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50 Conference Center Dr SE Cartersville, GA 30121

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85 Highland Ridge Road, Ellijay, GA 30540

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2900 McEver Road, Gainesville, GA 30504

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480 Chamblin Road, Grovetown, GA 30813

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2911 Hamilton Mill Road Buford GA 30519

678-546-6245
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7200 Hickory Flat Highway, Woodstock GA 30188

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68 Breezy Valley Road, Hiram, GA 30141

678-973-1906
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339 Manor Lake Circle, Hoschton, GA 30548

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1642 Athens Hwy, Snellville, GA 30078

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How does the fall reduction system protect resident privacy?

Resident privacy is built into every aspect of the fall reduction system. All data collected by the devices is encrypted and accessible only to authorized care staff, helping ensure sensitive information remains secure and protected at all times.

Are images or videos of residents stored on the device?

No. The AUGi fall reduction device does not store real images or video recordings. This added layer of protection helps maintain resident dignity while still allowing caregivers to respond quickly when assistance may be needed.

How can staff monitor residents without being intrusive?

The system uses a stick-figure visualization that blurs out the resident’s actual appearance. Care teams can safely monitor movement and detect potential falls without viewing detailed personal imagery, creating a balance between safety, privacy, and dignity.

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