Protecting those who protect others

Yes. CheckMate's panic alert is completely silent. Workers can trigger it from the Safe Alone app with a single tap or from the SOS wearable — no sound, no visible screen change, nothing that could escalate the situation. The alert goes directly to our 24/7 monitoring centre, who notify your designated emergency contacts while the worker focuses on de-escalating.

CheckMate's satellite device connects via the Iridium satellite network, which covers 100% of the earth's surface. Workers can send check-ins, panic alerts, and GPS location from anywhere — even deep in rural or northern communities where there's zero cell signal. They can also check in by phone from a patient's landline.

Yes. CheckMate is designed to meet or exceed working alone legislation across all Canadian provinces and territories. Every check-in, alert, and escalation is automatically documented with timestamps, GPS data, and operator actions — creating a complete audit trail for compliance with OHS requirements and Bill C-45 due diligence obligations.

Yes. The CheckMate dashboard shows every active worker on a live map — who's checked in, who's overdue, and where they are. Supervisors can monitor home care teams, community health workers, and facility staff from one screen, with full incident history and compliance reporting built in.

Immediately. Our ULC 5-Diamond certified monitoring centre operates 24/7/365 with trained operators — not automated systems. When a panic alert is triggered or a check-in is missed, operators begin escalation right away: calling the worker, then notifying your designated emergency contacts, who can involve emergency services if needed.