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Safety support for people who care

Feel safer.
Work confidently.

Start a safety session when you arrive, check in while you work, and get support if needed—always on your terms.

Built with care teams in mindSimple for professionals. Clear for managers.
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GOOD AFTERNOON

Your manager can see you've checked in.

Your safety, in one place.

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15 minute safety interval

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Designed for

Community Nursing Home Care Lone Workers Care Teams

Protection without
permanent tracking

Safe Nurse records only what is needed during an active safety session—giving professionals protection, managers accountability and organisations a clear audit trail.

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Location shared only when needed

Location is used during an active safety session or emergency—not as permanent employee tracking.

02

A safety record, not surveillance

Check-ins, safety updates and safe completion are recorded only while the professional chooses to run a safety session.

03

You control who receives alerts

Approved managers or trusted contacts receive alerts only when required. Access can be reviewed or revoked at any time.

04

Every request for help is logged and visible to you

Follow an incident from the initial help request through acknowledgement, response and safe resolution.

  • Session-based location
  • Role-controlled access
  • Complete incident history
  • Privacy-first by design

Safety teams get clarity.
Professionals keep control.

The organisation receives the information needed to respond effectively, while the professional remains in control of when an ordinary safety session begins and ends.

See how Safe Nurse works
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No staff alerts need a response.

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Aoife O'NeillChecked in 2 minutes ago
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Sean MurphyCall active · Dublin 2
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Support your people,
without hovering.

Managers only see the safety information a professional has chosen to share with them.

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    The professional is in controlAccess begins only after the nurse or healthcare professional approves it.
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    See what needs attentionActive escalations stand apart from routine safe check-ins.
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    Follow through to resolutionAcknowledgement and safe confirmation create a clear timeline.

Three steps to a
safer visit.

  1. 1
    Turn on your safety session

    When you arrive, start the session and choose who can support you if needed.

  2. 2
    Check in as you work

    Each check-in or safety update saves a clear record that you are okay and the session is active.

  3. 3
    Resolve safely

    When you are secure, resolve the session. The record shows the full safety timeline and only approved managers receive new alerts.

Your safety session.
Your decision.

You turn the session on when you arrive. Every check-in, safety update, and safe resolution is saved as part of that session. You choose who can access it, approve or decline requests, and can revoke access whenever you wish.SafeNurse supports—but does not replace—your organisation's lone-worker and emergency procedures.

Questions,
answered.

Still curious? Get in touch at hello@safenurse.ie

Who is SafeNurse for?

SafeNurse is designed for nurses, carers, community health professionals, and the managers who support people working alone or away from a fixed workplace.

Does SafeNurse track every visit?

No. SafeNurse is a nurse-controlled safety tool, not routine tracking. The professional starts a safety session when they arrive, and the safety record is updated when they check in, update their status, or confirm they are safe.

Does SafeNurse replace emergency services?

No. SafeNurse is a safety-support tool, not an emergency service. It does not replace 112 or 999, or an organisation’s risk assessment, supervision, lone-worker policy or emergency procedures. Alerts can be affected by connectivity, GPS, notifications, operating-system restrictions and battery status. Contact 112 or 999 directly when immediate help is required and it is safe and possible to do so.

Who controls alert and location access?

The nurse or healthcare professional does. A manager can request access, or a professional can invite a manager, but nothing is shared until the professional approves. Access can be revoked at any time, and only approved managers receive new alerts.

When will the mobile apps be available?

The iOS and Android releases are in preparation. The store buttons below are placeholders and will be activated when the listings are live.

Carry confidence
into every visit.

SafeNurse for iPhone and Android is in preparation. Store links will appear here as soon as the apps are available.

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Your safety,
in one place.