Securitas Healthcare LLC has recalled 1,268 units of its Arial Call Station (Model Numbers CSK200 and CSK200MR) because of a defect that may prevent emergency alarms from being received by the central system. The affected wireless, battery-operated devices were sold between July 26, 2022, and June 5, 2024. These devices are typically installed in resident living areas of senior living or healthcare facilities to allow for immediate staff response during emergencies. In addition to potential signal failure, the devices may experience premature battery depletion, which could leave residents without a functional way to call for help.
The emergency call system may fail to transmit or receive alarm signals, and the batteries may die unexpectedly. This creates a critical safety gap where a resident in distress may believe they have summoned help when no alert was actually sent, potentially delaying life-saving medical intervention.
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