This resolution accepts grant funding worth $12,910 dollars for the purchase and first-year annual upkeep of two life detection radars for the Union County Correctional Facility.

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When choosing vital-sign monitoring for a correctional facility, ask how the system handles failures, whether it notifies staff about device and connectivity problems, whether redundancy is included or priced separately, and how wearable and contactless options work together. Reassurance Solutions answers each of these with a layered, fully monitored design that's standard in every installation.

Reliability in correctional wearable monitoring comes from system design, not from any single wireless technology. A dependable system uses overlapping receiver coverage, more than one path for data to travel, and continuous monitoring of device and connectivity status. Reassurance Solutions builds all three into every deployment as standard.

Reassurance Solutions builds reliability into its wearable vital-sign monitoring by layering communication coverage. Each wearable's signal can be received by multiple overlapping anchors. Redundant network infrastructure carries that data forward. Reassurance's infrastructure management tools monitor device and connectivity status and notify our team when an issue requires attention. Every client gets this layered design as a standard part of installation.

With pricing that starts at $1 a day and stays under $3 for full-ecosystem coverage, Reassurance Solutions makes it possible to give every inmate, every cell, every breath the attention it deserves.

When vendors pitch monitoring technology, the conversation often turns to frequency — the type of radio signal a device uses to detect what's happening in a room. And like most technical specs, frequency can be deployed as marketing language just as easily as it can be used as a meaningful operational distinction.

Reassurance uses 6.5 GHz UWB. Here's why that choice reflects correctional reality rather than a marketing preference.

Big news out of Georgia. Paulding County Jail just became the first correctional facility in the state to deploy contactless vital sign monitoring technology — 62 sensors that can detect heartbeats and flag medical emergencies without any physical contact. FOX 5 Atlanta covered the announcement this week, and we're proud that Reassurance Solutions is the team that made it happen. This is what inmate safety looks like when technology and mission align.

Every day in correctional facilities across America, alarms sound. Heart rate monitors. Blood pressure alerts. Movement sensors. Dozens, hundreds, even thousands of times per shift. And every day, correctional healthcare staff and officers face an impossible task: determining which alarms signal a genuine emergency and which are just noise.

Groundbreaking research published in The New England Journal of Medicine reveals that medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder (MOUD) in jails reduces fatal overdoses by 52%, non-fatal overdoses by 24%, and all-cause mortality by 56% in the six months following release.

Real-time respiratory monitoring detects inmate in distress within minutes of booking, prompting immediate lifesaving intervention

Walker County expands their array of Reassurance Solutions XK300 sensors to 27 total.

“With today’s opioid crisis, we must do our part to ensure we are providing the safest environment possible for those people we are entrusted to care for,” said jail director Chris Sharp.