Falcons Landing

Falcons Landing has gone beyond just using SARA for emergency and nurse call operations, and has incorporated the system into their overall emergency preparedness strategy to provide broadcast communication in the event of an emergency or disaster.

St. Mary's Wood
In order to improve overall staff efficiency, St. Mary’s Woods wanted to update the existing nurse call system with a more automated system that would send alerts via email, pagers and cell phones.

Lakewood Manor
The existing nurse call system did not need to be replaced entirely, but could be improved through automation and integration to other systems and devices.

Wilora Lake Lodge
Wilora Lake Lodge’s Activity Director enters her monthly activities calendar into the system and SARA calls the residents in the “activity group” to remind them of scheduled events.

Westlake Village
The community was not equipped with any type of sensing device on the residence or exterior doors, and there was an immediate need for the monitoring of smoke detectors in the apartments. The staff was looking to leverage their existing nurse call system and provide a more technologically sophisticated means of protection.

Washington County Courthouse
Judicial facilities throughout the country are faced with the challenge of keeping their employees safe and secure. Washington County’s current technology was a hardwired panel based alerts system that was aging and not functioning to the level necessary to provide increased security to the judges.

The Greens Adult Living Communities
The community’s security system had previously been outsourced to an off-site organization. The Greens was ready to take full control of the safety and security of its staff and residents, and wanted to enhance the nurse call system by improving the accountability of resident care and the scheduling of staff.