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Falls

The problem

Globally, falls are a major public health problem. An estimated 684 000 fatal falls occur each year, making it the second leading cause of unintentional injury death, after road traffic injuries. Over 80% of fall-related fatalities occur in low- and middle-income countries, with regions of the Western Pacific and South East Asia accounting for 60% of these deaths. In all regions of the world, death rates are highest among adults over the age of 60 years.

Though not fatal, approximately 37.3 million falls severe enough to require medical attention occur each year. Globally, falls are responsible for over 38 million DALYs (disability-adjusted life years) lost each year(2), and result in more years lived with disability than transport injury, drowning, burns and poisoning combined.

While nearly 40% of the total DALYs lost due to falls worldwide occurs in children, this measurement may not accurately reflect the impact of fall-related disabilities for older individuals who have fewer life years to lose. In addition, those individuals who fall and suffer a disability, particularly older people, are at a major risk for subsequent long-term care and institutionalization.

The financial costs from fall-related injuries are substantial. For people aged 65 years or older, the average health system cost per fall injury in the Republic of Finland and Australia are US$ 3611 and US$ 1049 respectively. Evidence from Canada suggests the implementation of effective prevention strategies with a subsequent 20% reduction in the incidence of falls among children under 10 years of age could create a net savings of over US$ 120 million each year.

Survival from AMIAKSA: The Smart Solution to Protect the Elderly from the Effects of Falls

The Challenge: Falls Among the Elderly

Falls are a leading cause of serious injury in older adults—often resulting in fractures, head trauma, or worse when medical help is delayed. Many elderly individuals live alone, which can mean hours or even days without assistance. This not only endangers their health but causes constant anxiety for their families.

The Solution: The Survival Device by AMIA

Advanced Fall Detection:
- Uses smart sensors to automatically detect abnormal movements that indicate a fall—no need for wearables or buttons.
Instant Alerts:
- Sends real-time notifications to family members or caregivers via a dedicated app, ensuring quick intervention.
Privacy First:
- No cameras or microphones—just discreet and reliable sensing technology.
Versatile Design:
- Easy to install in homes, hospitals, and care facilities without the need for structural changes.
Smart App:
- Allows users to receive alerts, review activity reports, and track trends with weekly or monthly insights.

Key Benefits of the Survival Device

Boosts Confidence for the Elderly
Peace of Mind for Families
Improves Quality of Care
Cuts Healthcare Costs

How It Works:

Simple Setup:
- Install the device in any key room (bedroom, bathroom, etc.).
Smart Monitoring:
- It continuously analyzes movement patterns and detects falls in real time.
Real-Time Notifications:
- Alerts are sent through a dedicated mobile app to caregivers or family.

The Impact of Delayed Response to Falls

Delayed intervention can lead to:
- Increased risk of permanent injury
- Longer hospital stays
- Higher medical costs
- Emotional trauma and loss of independence

Survival is more than a device—it’s a commitment to dignity, safety, and peace of mind.
Contact us today to learn more or to schedule your installation.

Website: arbmedicalinnovations.com
Email: info@amiaksa.com
Phone: +966507756996

How Does Delayed Response to Fall Incidents Affect Health and Life?

The Critical Importance of Quick Response to Falls:

Falls are a major health risk, especially for older adults. While they can happen to anyone, the elderly are particularly vulnerable to serious consequences if help is delayed. According to the World Health Organization, 1 in 3 seniors experiences a fall annually—and half of them cannot get up without help. Delayed intervention can result in severe medical complications or even death.

The Health Impacts of Delayed Response

Worsening Physical Injuries
- Minor injuries can become serious if not treated promptly.
- Risks include hip fractures, internal bleeding, and head trauma, which may require surgery or result in long-term damage.
Complications from Prolonged Immobility
- Without assistance, fall victims may suffer from:
- Severe dehydration
- Low blood pressure
- Muscle breakdown
- Blood clots and pressure sores
Psychological and Emotional Effects
- Repeated falls and delayed help can lead to:
- Fear of falling again
- Loss of independence
- Depression, social withdrawal, and chronic anxiety

How Modern Technology Like Survival Reduces These Risks

The Survival device by AMIAKSA is a cutting-edge fall detection solution designed to respond instantly and discreetly:
- Detects falls within 3–10 seconds – far faster than waiting for someone to notice or call for help.
- No cameras or wearable devices – fully preserves privacy and comfort.
- Sends immediate alerts – directly to caregivers or emergency responders.
- Adaptable for any environment – from private homes to hospitals and senior care facilities.

Conclusion

Timely intervention after a fall is often the difference between recovery and life-threatening complications. With smart technologies like Survival, families and caregivers can ensure that vulnerable loved ones are protected—day and night.