Trusted by leading healthcare organizations, our safety platform provides support, real-time insight, and a feeling of safety teams trust.
The Canopy Connected Safety Platform combines purpose-built technology, real-time alerts, and partnership-driven service to give staff immediate support and help leaders build a dependable safety culture with proven impact on retention and operational outcomes.
Healthcare workers protected across 1000+ locations
Improvement in staff safety confidence
Average reduction in assaults in first 6 months
A discreet request, an informed response, and a clear flow that supports teams in real moments of care.
Staff can discreetly request help with a double-press of a button and notify the right people instantly.
Support reaches staff in units, on campus, and in nearby home health environments.
Responders receive the information they need to move quickly and confidently.
Reliable hardware stays prepared every shift so teams know it will work when needed.
Quick setup and ongoing support handled by our team so teams can focus on care.
Shaped by the experience of healthcare workers, Canopy adapts to the specific tasks, decisions, and priorities of each role, offering trusted support where it matters most.
"Anytime the Joint Commission is at your facility, and then they tell you you're an industry best practice... that's the words you want to hear out the door."
Teams feel supported and stay more engaged, helping reduce turnover and build stronger, more stable care environments.
When staff feel safe and steady, patients feel the difference in calmer interactions and more consistent care, supporting better outcomes and long-term loyalty.
Clear processes and reduced disruptions help teams work more effectively, improving staffing, resource allocation, and systemwide performance.
Meaningful data on safety patterns and response behaviors helps leaders address risks early and make informed choices that improve outcomes and financial performance.
Easy to deploy and compatible with existing systems, reducing startup time, lowering technology overhead, and avoiding costly infrastructure changes.
For nursing leaders in pediatric settings, this presents a distinct challenge: ensuring staff safety while maintaining the family-centered care central to children's healthcare.
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