Securitas Healthcare LLC is recalling approximately 3,975 Arial Water Resistant Pendants, which are mobile patient alarms used to signal for help. The affected models include the Neck Lanyard, Wristband, and Long Wristband versions (Models 59360, 59361, 59362 and their 2560-series equivalents). These devices are being recalled because the batteries may drain faster than expected, potentially causing the device to fail when a patient needs to send an emergency signal. These pendants were distributed worldwide, including throughout the United States and Canada, with manufacturing date codes ranging from 23128 to 23251.
If the battery depletes prematurely, the pendant may not have enough power to send a signal to the Arial Wireless Emergency Call System. This means that if a patient presses the button during an emergency, the alarm will not be received by healthcare staff, potentially leading to a delay in critical medical assistance.
Manufacturer notification and guidance
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