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Digital Mobility Monitoring for patient Safety with QUMEA is powered by QUMEA

The System: QUMEA combines 3D radar with industry-leading artificial intelligence (AI) to provide the most comprehensive mobility monitoring for hospitals and care facilities.
Technology: The only system without a camera - ethical, data protection-compliant and proportionate.
The radar-based, AI-supported motion intelligence detects human movements precisely and without contact and recognises potentially dangerous situations based on anonymous movement data. Without any unethical image processing, to protect everyone involved in the care process.

Why Digital Mobility Monitoring for patient safety?

Hospital Acquired Conditions (HACs) affect one in 10 patients and pose not only a patient safety risk but also a financial risk.​ Hospital management, nursing directors, safety or quality officers face a lack of real-time patient activity insights, especially in fall-risk or dementia wards. QUMEA enables real-time monitoring of patient movement without cameras, helping staff intervene proactively, reduce falls, and improve workflow.

Benefits

  • Improved patient safety and "peace of mind" for nurses, as they get notified when a patient is at risk.
  • Fewer fall-related incidents, proven in several evaluation studies.
  • Lower operational burden and data-supported care decisions, making care measurable.

Featured Capabilities

Case Study

QUMEA helps reduce falls in delirium patients

The QUMEA system, which recognises tendencies to get out of bed and falls in patients with delirium, was able to achieve a 43% reduction in falls compared to conventional methods.

Real World Applications

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Digital Mobility Monitoring for patient safety

QUMEA stands for improved patient safety, fewer fall-related incidents, lower operational burden , and data-supported care decisions. Delivered as a "Monitoring-as-a-Service" solution, including hardware, cloud software & support, QUMEA has a track record in more than 130 hospitals.