SARA Integration
Status Solutions’ SARA platform can bring alerts from compatible nurse call, security and environmental systems into a shared notification workflow.
Know when. Know where.
Nurse call, school notifications and paging systems that help staff know when and where assistance is needed. We plan the devices, connections and alert routing around your site.
Safety systems
Connect calls for help.
A call button is only the start. We connect supported devices to the people responsible for responding, with alert details and delivery methods agreed during planning.
- Nurse Call
- Call buttons, pull cords and plunger cords for care environments, with compatible bed and chair alarms and fall-related alert devices.
- Duress & Location Alerts
- Staff duress devices and location information to help identify where assistance is needed. Coverage and location detail depend on the selected system.
- K–12 Notifications
- Situational awareness and mass notification systems for schools, with message delivery planned around buildings, users and response procedures.
- Paging & Announcements
- SIP paging and automated announcements integrated with compatible communication systems for routine messages and urgent notifications.
System integration
Make alerts useful.
An alert needs to tell staff what happened, where it happened and what to do next. We configure supported integrations and delivery routes around your response procedures.
Alert Routing
Define which staff or teams receive each alert and which supported devices deliver it. Escalation options depend on the platform and configuration.
Paging Integration
Connect compatible telephone and paging systems, with announcement zones and automated messages configured for the site.
Maintenance & 24/7 Support
Service agreements for supported installations, including 24/7 support options. Coverage, response commitments and maintenance responsibilities are agreed in advance.
Site planning
Plan the response first.
We start with the events your team needs to know about and who responds. Then we assess device locations, coverage, existing equipment and the network and power the system depends on.
- Events & locations
- Where calls or alarms originate, which events trigger alerts and the location detail staff need.
- People & procedures
- Who receives each alert, how it is acknowledged and what happens if there is no response.
- Coverage & connections
- Device coverage, compatible interfaces, paging zones and the network and power requirements.
- Testing & upkeep
- Agreed alert tests, staff training, maintenance responsibilities and support arrangements.
How We Work
From first conversation to ongoing care.
A communication system should be planned around the site, introduced carefully and supported after it goes live. Our process connects each stage so your team knows what happens next.
Getting Started
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Tell us about your organization, current systems and what you need to improve. Whether you’re upgrading equipment, moving locations or resolving an issue, this conversation helps us understand your priorities and identify the next step.
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Practical answers
Common questions.
Existing equipment, alert delivery and support after installation.
Can you connect to our existing nurse call system?
Possibly. We check the make, model, software and available interfaces before confirming integration. Some installations can retain existing call points; others need interface equipment or replacement devices.
Where can staff receive alerts?
Delivery options depend on the platform and connected equipment. We confirm the supported phones, displays, paging or other endpoints, then test the agreed routes with your team.
Do bed and chair alarms prevent falls?
These devices alert staff to events such as a person leaving a bed or chair, depending on the sensor. They support staff response and care procedures; they do not guarantee that a fall will be prevented.
What happens during a power or network outage?
Operation depends on the devices, connections and backup power in the installed system. We assess these dependencies and agree on continuity arrangements and outage testing during planning.
Is 24/7 support included?
24/7 support is available through a service agreement. The agreement defines covered equipment, support hours, response commitments and responsibilities for testing and maintenance.
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Your next connection starts here.
Tell us about your organization and what you need. We’ll help you understand your options and find the right direction.