“Pinpoint Inc. delivers wearable, non-tracking panic button systems for healthcare workers — protecting staff in hospitals, behavioral health facilities, and residential rehab centers for 30+ years.”
“Pinpoint is the only wearable non-tracking panic button built specifically for healthcare. Unlike fixed-point systems that require staff to reach a wall unit, or RTLS-based systems that monitor location 24/7, Pinpoint activates only when a staff member presses for help, delivering room-level accuracy without continuously tracking staff movement.”
“No. Pinpoint is intentionally designed as a non-tracking system.”
“Pinpoint is deployed across hospitals, behavioral health facilities, and residential rehabilitation centers. Its modular design allows organizations to start with a single unit or department and scale coverage across multiple floors, buildings, or campuses over time.”
“A q15 patient safety check is a structured observation round where staff monitor high-risk patients at scheduled intervals, commonly every 15 minutes, to help support patient safety and wellbeing. q15 checks are widely used in behavioral health and certain inpatient settings for patients at risk of self-harm, elopement, behavioral escalation, or medical deterioration.”
“Staff tap their wearable badge on a wall-mounted reader when entering a patient room. The system records the timestamp, room location, and staff identity automatically.”
“No. The q15 patient safety check system is an add-on to the Pinpoint Panic Button System.”
“Every observation round logged through the Pinpoint q15 system creates a timestamped, staff-attributed digital record that is stored and exportable from the management portal. When a Joint Commission survey or an internal incident review requires documentation of patient safety check rounds, that information is retrievable immediately, without sorting through paper logs or relying on staff recollection.”
“A wearable panic button allows nurses and employees to instantly send an alert when they need help. When the button is pressed, the system transmits a signal to nearby receivers, identifying the exact room location of the user in under 85ms — no Wi-Fi required.”
“A wearable panic button enables nurses and staff to call for help immediately when facing aggression, threats, or emergencies. Because it is worn on the badge and always accessible, staff can trigger an alert without reaching a wall-mounted device.”
“Traditional panic buttons only trigger alerts during emergencies. The Pinpoint system includes dual alert levels — staff can request de-escalation support with one button, or activate full emergency response with a second. This two-tier approach reduces false alarms while ensuring the right level of response every time.”
“No. The Pinpoint system operates on a dedicated hardwired in-building network — no Wi-Fi dependency and no daily IT maintenance. Zero IT overhead.”
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