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Taking Safety to a New Level We’re excited to introduce the all-new POM Mobile—the only self-contained safety device on the market that doesn’t require a phone or app to use. With this new device comes exciting customer-driven features, performance improvements, and more data-driven insights to keep your employees safe with the tap of a button.  […]

In an era where campus safety is more critical than ever, college administrators are under increasing pressure to provide secure environments for both students and staff. Not only is campus safety the number one concern of parents when sending their children to school, but more than 82% of college students report feeling concerned about their […]

One of the biggest challenges you’ll face when choosing a personal protection device is the sheer amount of information available.  Often sorted according to a variety of criteria including size, noise level, triggering mechanism, daily habits, age, and so on, the number of options can be overwhelming. In this guide, we’ll explore the common types […]

Like many colleges across the US, campus safety is a top priority for Creighton University. Not only is it the number one concern of parents when sending their children to school, but more than 82% of college students report feeling concerned about their personal safety on campus. Creighton got creative and took an innovative approach […]

A personal safety device can give you peace of mind in a variety of life situations, from working a night shift to jogging around your neighborhood to getting out of unpleasant situations that could arise when visiting a patient or during a campus party. And no matter how careful you are when choosing your surroundings, […]

The Challenge of Home Care Worker Safety Visiting Nurse Services (VNS) in Westchester, a New York organization providing home health care services, identified a growing need for enhanced personal safety for their home care workers. Home health care providers regularly go into patients’ homes, sometimes late at night, without knowing what risks might lie ahead. […]