INNOVATIVE HEALTHCARE SOLUTIONS FOR SAFER, SMARTER CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES

Reassurance Solutions is the exclusive distributor of Xandar Kardian’s XK300 sensor for the corrections market. The first FDA 510(k)-cleared, radar-based device designed to detect heart rate, respiratory rate, movement, and presence.

Enhanced Inmate Safety with Continuous Monitoring

Traditional medical checks in correctional facilities can be infrequent and reactive. Our contactless vital sign monitoring technology provides continuous, real-time tracking of key health indicators, such as heart rate and respiratory patterns. This ensures early detection of medical distress, allowing staff to intervene before a situation escalates.

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Top view of a Xander Kardian 300 sensor inside a transparent case.
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Smart, Automated Alerts for Fast Response

Our system automatically detects abnormal vital signs and sends instant alerts to correctional staff. This allows for faster response times to medical emergencies, reducing liability and improving overall inmate health outcomes. Seamless integration with existing security and medical workflows ensures easy adoption with minimal disruption.

Reducing Risk for Staff and Inmates

Minimizing physical contact during health assessments is crucial for both staff safety and operational efficiency. With our contactless monitoring solution, officers and medical teams can assess inmate health remotely, reducing the risk of exposure to infectious diseases while maintaining a high standard of care.

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Detention cell with Xander Kardian 300 sensor installed on ceiling in tamper-proof box

REASSURANCE SOLUTIONS

Transforming Correctional Healthcare One Innovation at a Time

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