What benefits does alea offer care recipients?

Dignified Care

• Preservation of privacy by avoiding unannounced visual checks.

• Less external control, as interventions are made only when truly necessary.

• Discreet support that protects—without monitoring.

A better quality of life

• Better sleep thanks to fewer nighttime checks and an improved quality of life

• Less time spent in bulky incontinence products, resulting in greater comfort, hygiene, and well-being.

• Reduced skin irritation and pressure ulcer risk through targeted care (mobilization based on actual need)
  
  

More security – fewer restrictions

• Fall detection and immediate notification of caregivers.

• Incontinence monitoring provides an indirect overview of fluid intake over time, helping to prevent falls by avoiding dehydration, particularly in older adults and those prone to wandering

• Motion sensors provide protection in cases of disorientation and a tendency to wander, e.g., through defined safety zones at doors, stairs, and exits.

• A more mobile and independent daily life thanks to needs-based support—in emergencies, but also...

Promoting self-reliance

• Individual movement patterns are recognized and accommodated

• Independence and mobility are maintained for longer.

• Confidence in one’s own daily routine is strengthened.
  
  

Conclusion:

alea stands for: less control, more trust—for a safe, dignified, and as independent a life as possible despite incontinence.