EVAC · For residential aged care
Nobody here taps "I'm safe."
So we count the rooms, not the taps.
A resident living with advanced dementia, or one under sedation, cannot answer an alert. So the wing is swept and reported clear, room by room — the one model that actually works, and the one you already run on paper.
The count that fits
The room reported clear.
Not the resident asked.
East wing
Swept by R. Osei · 14:22
Memory support
Swept by L. Trần · 14:24
Room 14
Bed not accounted for
Every wing swept, every resident named on the sheet. When a wing reads clear but a bed hasn't, that disagreement is the most valuable alert of the day.
Agency and visiting staff, no longer invisible. They sign in for the shift, so the roster is who is actually in the building, not who was rostered a week ago.
Sign in · hear alerts · counted on the sweep
Visitors and family, zero admin. A QR at reception; sign-ins expire on their own when the visit ends.
The procedure you run most
Six in ten wander at least once.
For people living with dementia, wandering is the rule, not the exception (Alzheimer's research, cited in our missing-person brief). So the missing-resident procedure here is routine, not a rare drill — and a procedure run often is the only kind that stays current. The Herbert Protocol becomes a record in the system, one per at-risk resident, filled in on a calm afternoon.
Filled in before it's needed, not during. When a resident is missing, the search starts from a record, not a memory. Run the demo drill →
The most engaged followers in the whole product. A status channel where families had none.
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✓ Verified — exactly as issued
Every evacuation and every sweep, sealed as evidence. Built for the Strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards and AS 3745. See the admin home →
Set up your home. We timed it — five minutes.
No sales call. No card. Free for one home, unlimited residents, forever — you pay per staff seat, never per resident. Provider groups add the signed archive and every home under one roof — priced per staff seat, never per resident.