Pull-cord replacement for independent senior housing
We Make Buildings and Residents Safer
Replace old pull cords and panels with wireless buttons and wearables connected to 24/7 welfare navigators. Typically installed in one day per building, with no rewiring and free removal of the old system. Starting at $15 per unit per month on a 60-month term, plus $25 per unit installation. See how much it can save you.See how much it can save you.
HUD NSPIRE-ALIGNED · USDA RD · HIPAA COMPLIANT · US-BASED MONITORING
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Show us your building's pull cords over video. Get a written plan covering replacement, pricing, and funding options — plus a review against HUD's NSPIRE rules.
What you get
Modern buttons.
Monitored response.
Clean install.
We replace your old pull cords and panel with wireless call-for-aid equipment and 24/7 live monitoring. Installation and free removal of the old system are part of the service—not just a box of devices.
Wireless wall buttons
A press for help replaces the pull cord. For bathrooms, bedrooms, and common areas—no rewiring.
View call buttons
Pendants & wrist buttons
A help button residents can wear. Optional devices matched to your residents and building.
View wearables
Building hub. Live response.
The hub routes alerts to our US-based, bilingual care center. A live person answers, triages, and documents the response.
View building hardware
One service. Equipment selected for your building.
Starting at $15 per unit/month · 60-month term · $25 per unit installation. Device mix and optional wearables are scoped in your quote.
The problem
A pull cord is a string on a wall. It doesn't answer.
When a resident needs help, an alarm is only the first step. Someone must receive it and respond. Under HUD's NSPIRE standard, a non-functioning installed call-for-aid system is a life-threatening deficiency requiring correction within 24 hours. Our replacement service connects residents to 24/7 live monitoring and documents the response.
The financial case
How This Gets Paid For
HUD Section 202 properties can submit a budget amendment to HUD to cover the monthly SaaS subscription cost. HUD reviews and authorizes a corresponding rent adjustment — meaning the cost is built into operating expenses and offset by authorized rent, resulting in $0 out-of-pocket for the property. This converts a capital expense into a predictable monthly operating cost. Other Affordable Housing developments can leverage operating expense funds as well, for a low monthly cost or .
- Pricing
- Starting at $15/unit/month (60-month term).
- Installation
- $25/unit (billed separately).
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See what this is worth for your unit count.
Capital avoided, revenue preserved, fines and staff hours saved — calculated for your property type, with the source behind every line. No login, no email required to see the numbers.
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Hop on a video walkthrough with our team, assess your existing call-for-aid system, and map exactly what a wireless replacement would take — no obligation.
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What changes inside a property in the first year.
Outcomes from properties currently running safely.living. Names withheld where owners have not yet approved public attribution — happy to share named references on a scoping call.
Affordable Housing Authority
After year one of 24/7 monitored call-for-aid, the property cut fall-related move-outs by 22% and reduced after-hours coordinator pages by more than half.
Affordable Senior Housing
Replaced a failing pull-cord system with wireless monitored call-for-aid, without rewiring the building. Closed every life-safety gap tied to call-for-aid ahead of the next USDA RD management review.
USDA RURAL DEVELOPMENT
Property manager overtime and emergency dispatch costs dropped enough to cover the monitoring fee inside one quarter — without adding headcount.
“I do everything for my residents and it has been overwhelming at times. I needed an extra set of hands to help get residents rides, make sure they are o.k. and help them with their health insurance. This service paid for itself”
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HUD 202 · USDA RD-515 · NSPIRE · HIPAA · SOC 2