What happens when a resident presses the button?

A US-based, bilingual care navigator answers in seconds by name. They triage the event, loop in the right contact — neighbor, family, nurse line, or EMS — and document everything.

Will this stop false alarms from pets or dangling strings?

Yes. Modern buttons don't use pull strings. Wall and wearable buttons are single-press, supervised devices, so the old string-triggered false alarms go away.

What happens to our existing pull cords?

We replace old pull cords with wireless call-for-aid buttons, room by room. Our team removes the legacy hardware, covers holes with flush wall plates, and caps the old annunciator panel. No rewiring is needed.

$12.50 per unit per month is the floor price on a 36-month term. Installation is $25 per unit, billed separately. For HUD properties, these costs can be submitted through the annual budget and regulated rent-adjustment process.

How long does implementation take?

Plan for a 120-day lead time from contract to install so it fits your budget cycle. Actual installation is fast — typically one day per building — because the hardware is wireless.

Call-for-aid modernization for independent living

We Replace Pull Cords and Upgrade Call for Aid Systems

Bring your building into the 21st Century with a secure, modern life safety service. No construction. Installs in one day. Low upfront cost and an affordable monthly operating expense — fundable through rent-adjustment process.

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HUD NSPIRE-ALIGNED · USDA RD · HIPAA COMPLIANT · US-BASED MONITORING

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Hop on a video walkthrough — we review your pull cords with you against HUD's NSPIRE rules and send a written fix-and-funding plan. Three fields. 30 seconds.

8 sec

Avg answer time

< 5 min

Emergency response

99%

System uptime

100K+

Residents served

The problem

A pull cord is a string on a wall. It doesn't answer.

HUD's design manual dates to 1983. Most properties still run annunciator panels nobody watches, strings pets can trigger, and "I'm okay" stickers that prove nothing. NSPIRE classifies a failed or unmonitored call system as a life-threatening deficiency — with a 24-hour correction clock and a paper trail your staff has to produce.

What you get

Modern buttons. Monitored response. Clean install.

Everything reports into the same 24/7 care center. A live navigator answers, triages by severity, and leaves a documented response trail.

Wireless wall, bathroom, and common-area buttons

Single-press, waterproof, supervised devices. No strings. No rewiring. Installed in a day.

Discreet wearables residents keep on them

Pendants and wrist buttons that don't look medical, so residents actually wear them.

US-based bilingual monitoring center

Real people answer in seconds, triage by severity, and route to the right resource — not straight to EMS.

We remove the old system for you

Legacy hardware comes out, holes get flush wall plates, and the old annunciator panel is capped cleanly.

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The financial case

How This Gets Paid For

HUD Section 202 properties can submit a budget amendment to HUD to cover the monthly SaaS subscription cost. HUD reviews and authorizes a corresponding rent adjustment — meaning the cost is built into operating expenses and offset by authorized rent, resulting in $0 out-of-pocket for the property. This converts a capital expense into a predictable monthly operating cost. Other Affordable Housing developments can leverage operating expense funds as well, for a low monthly cost or .

Pricing: Starting at $12.50/unit/month (36-month term).
Installation: $25/unit (billed separately).

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See what this is worth for your unit count.

Capital avoided, revenue preserved, fines and staff hours saved — calculated for your property type, with the source behind every line. No login, no email required to see the numbers.

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Hop on a video walkthrough with our team, assess your existing call-for-aid system, and map exactly what a wireless replacement would take — no obligation.

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Property outcomes

What changes inside a property in the first year.

Outcomes from properties currently running safely.living. Names withheld where owners have not yet approved public attribution — happy to share named references on a scoping call.

Affordable Housing Authority

22%

fewer fall-related move-outs

After year one of 24/7 monitored call-for-aid, the property cut fall-related move-outs by 22% and reduced after-hours coordinator pages by more than half.

Affordable Senior Housing

Zero

life-safety call-for-aid gaps

Replaced a failing pull-cord system with wireless monitored call-for-aid, without rewiring the building. Closed every life-safety gap tied to call-for-aid ahead of the next USDA RD management review.

USDA RURAL DEVELOPMENT

< 90 days

to break even

Property manager overtime and emergency dispatch costs dropped enough to cover the monitoring fee inside one quarter — without adding headcount.

“I do everything for my residents and it has been overwhelming at times. I needed an extra set of hands to help get residents rides, make sure they are o.k. and help them with their health insurance. This service paid for itself”

Molly R., Property Manager · 24-unit USDA Rural Development

Kansas

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