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Falls & Escalations
13 of 59 articles- Falls In this article, you will discover how Nobi defines a fall, how detection works, and why this approach ensures fast and reliable escalations.
- Types of Escalations In this article, you will discover the three types of Nobi escalations, how they differ, and when each one is used.
- Escalation Procedure In this article you will discover how Nobi sends fall escalations and call requests via an Escalation procedure.
- What to do During an Escalation In this article, we’ll walk you through the options when dealing with an open escalation.
- Escalation Auto-Close Here you’ll find out how Nobi can automatically close an open escalation once it has been confirmed.
- Automatically Pause Phone Calls During an Escalation Here you'll discover how Nobi can automatically pause phone calls during an open escalation following escalation confirmation.
- Escalations via Nobi Mobile App In this article you will discover how the Escalations via Nobi mobile app feature helps care teams respond faster to falls and calls.
- Escalations via Nobi Mobile App In this short video, you’ll see how care staff can respond to falls and call requests directly through the Nobi mobile app.
- What Happens When a Resident Falls in the Dark In this article, you will discover how Nobi handles falls in the dark, and why Smart monitoring must be enabled for fall detection to work.
- Auto-Snooze Learn how the auto-snooze feature helps minimize false fall alerts during floor-level care activities.
- Different Ways of Snoozing Fall Detection In this article, you will learn about the different methods of snoozing fall detection.
- Technical Issues In this article, you will discover what technical issues are, why they matter, and which types of alerts you may receive.
- Aggregated Fall Reports Across Sites / Communities and Clusters IIn this article, learn how to navigate between sites / communities and clusters to view aggregated fall report data.