Cuddles is our newest system in our family of Infant Protection Systems, but it still seems folks have some inquires. I'm hoping this rundown will give you some of the answers you're looking for. If not, remember our support staff is available 24/7 and would love to hear from you!
Cuddles is a system used for preventing infant abductions from hospitals.
The System consists of a Soft Bracelet/tag combination worn by infants on their wrist or ankle, Transmit Antennas strategically placed at exits, and BR Receivers installed at regular intervals throughout the monitored area.
In a typical application, the maternity ward of a hospital is defined as a “safe area.” Within this area, infants may be moved freely. Exits from the safe area are equipped with Transmit Antennas mounted above or beside doorways. As an infant approaches a Transmit Antenna, the tag sends a special signal to the BR Receivers identifying itself and its location. This information is relayed to the Main PC, where an alarm message is automatically displayed.
The tag is automatically enrolled into the system as soon as it is attached to the infant. From the moment it is activated, the tag’s flashing On/OFF light indicates that the tag is activated and working.
Infants can be removed from the safe area for testing and other legitimate purposes. The tag is “Signed Out” of the system for a set time, either through the Main PC, or through optional keypads placed at exits. If the tag is not detected by the system after the Sign Out time has expired, an alarm can be automatically generated.
The Cuddles System is hardware based and UL Security Listed. The Main PC is connected over the network to every BR Receiver and Transmit Antenna, along with optional devices such as Controller/Alarm Outputs. All devices are continually supervised, and an alarm is automatically generated if communication is lost. Because Cuddles is not PC based, if there is a malfunction in the PC or the system crashes, the security system will still be fully functional and the hospital and infants will still be protected and safe.
Cuddles is modular in design providing flexibility during installation, and easy expansion or upgrades. Small systems can be enlarged to cover larger areas, or to add other applications.
Accutech Security Solutions
Cuddles is just one of the RF-based systems from the Accutech security product line. The Patient Wanderer Security System and the AccuTrack Asset Tracking System provide facility-wide locating of personnel and important assets. Build on the same basic infrastructure as Cuddles, these applications can easily and efficiently be added to an existing Cuddles System.
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Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Monday, October 8, 2007
Soft Bracelet IS Compatible with Cuddles!
We are starting to get a lot of inquiries regarding our new Cuddles Infant Protection System. Out of all of the questions we’ve received so far, the biggest concern seems to be: “Is the Soft Bracelet compatible with the Cuddles System?”
Yes.
Your Soft Bracelet is part of Accutech’s “Nurse Friendly” Cuddles Infant Protection System.
Just like before, the Soft Bracelet combined with the new Cuddles Infant Protection System will let nurses spend more time caring for their patients and less time managing a security system.
Accutech’s plan in creating the only Soft Bracelet on the market and the most “Nurse Friendly” Infant Protection System, Cuddles, was to provide nurse managers with an affordable infant security solution that also fits the needs of individual hospitals while providing peace of mind for the nursing staff.
The Cuddles Soft Bracelet features include:
Yes.
Your Soft Bracelet is part of Accutech’s “Nurse Friendly” Cuddles Infant Protection System.
Accutech’s plan in creating the only Soft Bracelet on the market and the most “Nurse Friendly” Infant Protection System, Cuddles, was to provide nurse managers with an affordable infant security solution that also fits the needs of individual hospitals while providing peace of mind for the nursing staff.
The Cuddles Soft Bracelet features include:
- Tamper-proof. The Cuddles System’s Soft Bracelet helps prevent infant abductions and reduces liability. An alarm will sound if a bracelet is tampered with, cut, or removed from an infant ensuring safety day and night for infants.
- Self-adjusting. The Soft Bracelet adjusts automatically to an infant’s ankle or wrist after post-birth weight loss. Therefore, the bracelet won’t fall off and will not create false alarms.
- Comfortable. The Cuddles System is the only infant protection system with a Soft Bracelet. The Soft Bracelet, unlike other bands, is made of a soft polyester-blend elastic bracelet that stretches to fit each individual infant’s wrist/ankle and prevents cutting and chafing of the infant’s skin. The lightweight and flexible design of the Cuddles Soft Bracelet allows an infant to be cared for in unparalleled comfort and care without restricting the infant’s movement.
Hopefully that clears things up. If not, please check out our website for more information on the new Cuddles Infant Protection System. Or don't hesitate to call our sales staff at 1-800-356-2671!
Friday, September 28, 2007
New Product Line Introduced by Accutech
Cuddles is Accutech’s Newest Product in Infant Protection!
Accutech’s latest innovation, the “Nurse Friendly” Cuddles Infant Protection System, gives nurses the ability to spend more time caring for infants and less time managing the hospital’s security system.
The Cuddles System saves nurses valuable time and protects infants by keeping them safe and secure with Cuddles’ patented Soft Bracelet. The NEW Cuddles Infant Protection System is designed to protect infants with a soft and comfortable bracelet/tag combination that incorporates state-of-the-art RFID technology.
“Nurses and parents love the soft bracelet and the security it provides their infants,” says Karl Radke, Sales and Marketing Director at Accutech.
Cuddles Infant Protection System features include the following:
Accutech’s latest innovation, the “Nurse Friendly” Cuddles Infant Protection System, gives nurses the ability to spend more time caring for infants and less time managing the hospital’s security system.
The Cuddles System saves nurses valuable time and protects infants by keeping them safe and secure with Cuddles’ patented Soft Bracelet. The NEW Cuddles Infant Protection System is designed to protect infants with a soft and comfortable bracelet/tag combination that incorporates state-of-the-art RFID technology.
“Nurses and parents love the soft bracelet and the security it provides their infants,” says Karl Radke, Sales and Marketing Director at Accutech.
Cuddles Infant Protection System features include the following:
- Self-Adjusting Soft Bracelet for infants. The new “Nurse Friendly” Soft Bracelet technology makes caring and protecting infants easy. The Soft Bracelet won't fall off due to weight loss, which eliminates the need to replace and readjust bracelets. The soft polyester blended fabric eliminates cutting and chafing of the infant’s skin. The Soft Bracelet is also proven to help protect against infant abductions because of its tamper-proof design that alarms in the event of removal or cutting.
- Self-guided software. Nurses are capable of admitting and discharging patients in moments and staff training is done in minutes, not hours or days. Simple tag activation and monitoring also saves nurses time allowing them more time to focus on the comfort and care of their patients.
- Small easy-clean tags. The smooth, lightweight design is easy to clean. Tags include an "On/Off" indicator light for extended tag life so nurses won’t have to worry about wasting the battery when it’s not needed.
If you would like a FREE demonstration of the Cuddles System or a proposal, please call us now at 1-800-356-2671 or email us at sales@Accutech-ICS.com. Just ask for the Cuddles "Nurse Friendly" Infant Protection System.
All proposal requests are fulfilled within two business days upon receipt of required project information.
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
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