The SmartSolution for Safe Aging. A discreet bracelet and in-home gateways turn daily activity into early warnings — so older adults age safely at home, and caregivers act before a crisis.
No cameras, no microphones, no buttons to remember to charge. Wear it and forget it — PacSana does the rest.
A lightweight, waterproof, hypoallergenic bracelet designed for seniors — deliberately not styled like a medical device. ~300 days of battery, plus a physical alert button.
Plug-in gateways map movement around the home; the bracelet captures gait speed, activity, sleep and bed exits. Outside the home, activity is still measured — never location.
PacSana AI learns each person's own rhythm — a rolling 7-day baseline of movement, sleep and time out of home. Trends are judged against that, not a population average.
Green / amber / red trends and configurable alerts — hard fall, button press, inactivity, night-time bed exits — so families and care teams intervene early, not after the fact.
From the wellbeing dashboard to the alert feed — the screens a care circle checks every morning.
PacSana slips into the care you already provide — a service offering for clients not yet ready for in-home care, evidence for care-plan reviews, and reassurance for families between visits.
Running a care organisation? Reports are designed to prompt the right intervention as care needs change — evidence of need, optimal carer utilisation, and a longer relationship with every client. Bring your care model to the discovery call.
The home
Bracelet + gateways · movement · gait speed · sleep
PacSana AI
Trends vs. rolling 7-day baseline
App & dashboard
Green / amber / red reports · alerts
The care circle
Family · carers · care organisation
Real homes, real routines. The morning check-in, the carer's dashboard review, the bracelet that's just part of getting dressed.
A pre-configured kit — bracelet plus gateways — that a family member can self-install in under an hour. Your supplier provisions logins and manages replacements.
Offer PacSana to clients who aren't yet ready for a caregiver in the home. Evidence of emerging needs, real-time alerts, optimal carer utilisation.
Fall-risk identification and activity insight at community scale — evidence for when a care transition is required, wellbeing metrics for every resident.
Why PacSana exists — from the founder
"I arrived at my parents' house to find my mother on the hall floor. She recovered from the physical injury within weeks, but it was months before the fear of being alone passed. There was nothing proactive, nothing preventative on the market. That's why we built PacSana."
Feargal Duignan
Founder & CEO, PacSana · Dublin, Ireland
No — by design. Outside the home the bracelet keeps measuring gait speed and activity, but location is never captured or shown. In-home position (relative to the gateways) is used only to power reports like room activity and bed exits.
PacSana analyses bracelet movements to detect hard falls. To minimize false alarms from other rapid arm movements, a notification is only sent if the client remains inactive for 15 minutes.
PacSana is a wellbeing and safety solution, not a diagnostic medical device. It provides early warnings and activity insight to help families and care teams act sooner — it does not diagnose or treat medical conditions.
It's a lightweight, waterproof, hypoallergenic bracelet deliberately not styled like a medical device, with roughly 300 days of battery — so there's nothing to charge and nothing that feels clinical. For most people it simply becomes part of getting dressed.
A pre-configured kit — bracelet plus plug-in gateways — that a family member can self-install in about an hour, or that certified operators install for organisations. The gateways just need power and 2.4GHz Wi-Fi.
Only the care circle you authorise — family members, carers and the care organisation — via their own logins on the app and web portal. There is no video or audio, and no location tracking outside the home.
