В системе здравоохранения St. Mary's в Льюистоне запущена система носимых устройств для экстренного вызова помощи

С 19 августа сотрудники больниц St. Mary's в Льюистоне, Оубурне и Поленде получили доступ к системе Canopy Protect, позволяющей оперативно и незаметно запрашивать поддержку. Данная технология дополняет существующие меры безопасности и была внедрена на основе отзывов персонала и рекомендаций комитета по предотвращению workplace violence.

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St. Mary’s Health System in Lewiston has launched a wearable safety system designed to give employees a fast, discreet way to call for help in emergency situations. The Canopy Protect system went live on Aug. 19 across St. Mary’s locations in Lewiston, Auburn and Poland, equipping all employees with wearable safety technology across all buildings and parking areas. “Listening to our staff and investing in technology that makes their work safer is part of how we continue to evolve,” said Jill Rollins, chief nurse officer and chief operating officer at St. Mary’s. “Canopy gives every member of our team a simple, discreet way to call for support and adds another layer of safety across our health system.” The technology uses a small wearable button that allows employees to alert nearby colleagues and security without having to leave an area or reach a phone. The system is intended to complement existing workplace safety measures, including employee training, security resources and response protocols. The rollout followed employee feedback gathered through safety surveys, workplace incident reviews and the work of the St. Mary’s Workplace Violence Prevention Committee. The St. Mary’s rollout expands Covenant Health’s use of Canopy, which is already in place on specific units at two other hospitals within the health system. “Healthcare workers and frontline staff deserve to feel safe every time they step on campus, and we’re proud to partner with organizations like St. Mary’s that are making workplace safety a priority for every single employee,” said Shan Sinha, CEO and founder of Canopy. “A health system that has served its community for nearly 140 years, choosing to protect its entire workforce, across every campus, every role, and every shift, sends a powerful message. We’re excited to work alongside their team to create a safer environment for caregivers so they can stay focused on what matters most: delivering exceptional patient care.” About the hospital Founded in 1888, what is now St. Mary’s was the first hospital in Lewiston-Auburn and the first Catholic hospital in Maine. St. Mary’s Health System currently employs 1,531 people and comprises the regional medical center on Campus Avenue, near Bates College, as well as offices, labs and clinics across Lewiston and Auburn. The medical center is the fourth-largest hospital in the state, according to the 2026 Mainebiz Book of Lists, based on the number of acute care beds. St. Mary’s has 220.