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An unauthorized visitor gained access to a floor while a guest was riding up the elevator. He followed a housekeeper into a linen closet, and attacked her from behind. She used her ROAR button and security was able to quickly apprehend him. Police were called, and the staff member was provided first aid. We’re grateful it wasn’t worse.

Our staff is exceptional, and this solution allows us to show them how much we care for their well-being. I believe leveraging ROAR to proactively de-escalate incidents will reduce assaults as well as burnout and turnover. I now add “staff safety devices” as a benefit in our open nursing positions. If all the clinics near me are hiring and you have a lot of options, where would you apply? It’s a no-brainer.

A housekeeper was making her rounds and overhead a fight in a guest room. She activated her ROAR button, and the GM arrived. It turned out to be a domestic dispute. We removed him from the hotel and helped his wife receive first aid.

A mental health worker told me a client was acting up and they pointed to their button and said, You see this? Don’t make me do it. And he stopped his aggressive behavior.

A new patient experiencing withdrawal was acting aggressive and shouting inappropriate comments. My initial attempts to defuse the situation failed and his verbal abuse worsened. I pressed my button for security and 3 officers came in. I think their presence alone sent a signal his behavior will not be tolerated as he calmed down considerably.

One of our housekeepers spotted a gun while she was cleaning a guest room on the 14th floor. It was the first time she had seen one in-person and she was worried about what would happen if the guest returned. She activated her ROAR Panic Button and our security team arrived in 90 seconds. My staff feel safer knowing someone will be there when they need them.

A patient fell while walking to the bathroom. I couldn’t lift him on my own so I pressed the ROAR button for help as I stayed beside him. Two staff members were there in seconds.

Associate safety is the primary function, however, our staff uses the ROAR solution to help guests as well. It has expedited response time for medical emergencies when someone has fainted, during physical altercations at the bar, and it has de-escalated situations when customers were yelling at each other. It’s also part of our protocol when our staff suspects human trafficking. Overall, helping guests has been an added and unexpected bonus.

An intoxicated guest went into the wrong room while a housekeeper was cleaning it. Despite repeated attempts to help him, he insisted she leave and became belligerent. As I was responding to the alert, I could hear him threaten her. I was able to step in, get her out of the room, and ultimately, he was escorted out of the hotel.

An employee experienced a medical emergency while in a vulnerable situation in the restroom. Despite attempting to use their phone for assistance, they accidentally dropped it out of reach. Fortunately, they remembered to activate their alert device, and help promptly arrived. We are relieved that the employee was able to access the support they needed during this challenging situation.

An unauthorized visitor gained access to a floor while a guest was riding up the elevator. He followed a housekeeper into a linen closet, and attacked her from behind. She used her ROAR button and security was able to quickly apprehend him. Police were called, and the staff member was provided first aid. We’re grateful it wasn’t worse.

Our staff is exceptional, and this solution allows us to show them how much we care for their well-being. I believe leveraging ROAR to proactively de-escalate incidents will reduce assaults as well as burnout and turnover. I now add “staff safety devices” as a benefit in our open nursing positions. If all the clinics near me are hiring and you have a lot of options, where would you apply? It’s a no-brainer.

A housekeeper was making her rounds and overhead a fight in a guest room. She activated her ROAR button, and the GM arrived. It turned out to be a domestic dispute. We removed him from the hotel and helped his wife receive first aid.

A mental health worker told me a client was acting up and they pointed to their button and said, You see this? Don’t make me do it. And he stopped his aggressive behavior.

A new patient experiencing withdrawal was acting aggressive and shouting inappropriate comments. My initial attempts to defuse the situation failed and his verbal abuse worsened. I pressed my button for security and 3 officers came in. I think their presence alone sent a signal his behavior will not be tolerated as he calmed down considerably.

One of our housekeepers spotted a gun while she was cleaning a guest room on the 14th floor. It was the first time she had seen one in-person and she was worried about what would happen if the guest returned. She activated her ROAR Panic Button and our security team arrived in 90 seconds. My staff feel safer knowing someone will be there when they need them.

A patient fell while walking to the bathroom. I couldn’t lift him on my own so I pressed the ROAR button for help as I stayed beside him. Two staff members were there in seconds.

Associate safety is the primary function, however, our staff uses the ROAR solution to help guests as well. It has expedited response time for medical emergencies when someone has fainted, during physical altercations at the bar, and it has de-escalated situations when customers were yelling at each other. It’s also part of our protocol when our staff suspects human trafficking. Overall, helping guests has been an added and unexpected bonus.

An intoxicated guest went into the wrong room while a housekeeper was cleaning it. Despite repeated attempts to help him, he insisted she leave and became belligerent. As I was responding to the alert, I could hear him threaten her. I was able to step in, get her out of the room, and ultimately, he was escorted out of the hotel.

An employee experienced a medical emergency while in a vulnerable situation in the restroom. Despite attempting to use their phone for assistance, they accidentally dropped it out of reach. Fortunately, they remembered to activate their alert device, and help promptly arrived. We are relieved that the employee was able to access the support they needed during this challenging situation.

An unauthorized visitor gained access to a floor while a guest was riding up the elevator. He followed a housekeeper into a linen closet, and attacked her from behind. She used her ROAR button and security was able to quickly apprehend him. Police were called, and the staff member was provided first aid. We’re grateful it wasn’t worse.

Our staff is exceptional, and this solution allows us to show them how much we care for their well-being. I believe leveraging ROAR to proactively de-escalate incidents will reduce assaults as well as burnout and turnover. I now add “staff safety devices” as a benefit in our open nursing positions. If all the clinics near me are hiring and you have a lot of options, where would you apply? It’s a no-brainer.

A housekeeper was making her rounds and overhead a fight in a guest room. She activated her ROAR button, and the GM arrived. It turned out to be a domestic dispute. We removed him from the hotel and helped his wife receive first aid.

A mental health worker told me a client was acting up and they pointed to their button and said, You see this? Don’t make me do it. And he stopped his aggressive behavior.

A new patient experiencing withdrawal was acting aggressive and shouting inappropriate comments. My initial attempts to defuse the situation failed and his verbal abuse worsened. I pressed my button for security and 3 officers came in. I think their presence alone sent a signal his behavior will not be tolerated as he calmed down considerably.

One of our housekeepers spotted a gun while she was cleaning a guest room on the 14th floor. It was the first time she had seen one in-person and she was worried about what would happen if the guest returned. She activated her ROAR Panic Button and our security team arrived in 90 seconds. My staff feel safer knowing someone will be there when they need them.

A patient fell while walking to the bathroom. I couldn’t lift him on my own so I pressed the ROAR button for help as I stayed beside him. Two staff members were there in seconds.

Associate safety is the primary function, however, our staff uses the ROAR solution to help guests as well. It has expedited response time for medical emergencies when someone has fainted, during physical altercations at the bar, and it has de-escalated situations when customers were yelling at each other. It’s also part of our protocol when our staff suspects human trafficking. Overall, helping guests has been an added and unexpected bonus.

An intoxicated guest went into the wrong room while a housekeeper was cleaning it. Despite repeated attempts to help him, he insisted she leave and became belligerent. As I was responding to the alert, I could hear him threaten her. I was able to step in, get her out of the room, and ultimately, he was escorted out of the hotel.

An employee experienced a medical emergency while in a vulnerable situation in the restroom. Despite attempting to use their phone for assistance, they accidentally dropped it out of reach. Fortunately, they remembered to activate their alert device, and help promptly arrived. We are relieved that the employee was able to access the support they needed during this challenging situation.

An unauthorized visitor gained access to a floor while a guest was riding up the elevator. He followed a housekeeper into a linen closet, and attacked her from behind. She used her ROAR button and security was able to quickly apprehend him. Police were called, and the staff member was provided first aid. We’re grateful it wasn’t worse.

Our staff is exceptional, and this solution allows us to show them how much we care for their well-being. I believe leveraging ROAR to proactively de-escalate incidents will reduce assaults as well as burnout and turnover. I now add “staff safety devices” as a benefit in our open nursing positions. If all the clinics near me are hiring and you have a lot of options, where would you apply? It’s a no-brainer.

A housekeeper was making her rounds and overhead a fight in a guest room. She activated her ROAR button, and the GM arrived. It turned out to be a domestic dispute. We removed him from the hotel and helped his wife receive first aid.

A mental health worker told me a client was acting up and they pointed to their button and said, You see this? Don’t make me do it. And he stopped his aggressive behavior.

A new patient experiencing withdrawal was acting aggressive and shouting inappropriate comments. My initial attempts to defuse the situation failed and his verbal abuse worsened. I pressed my button for security and 3 officers came in. I think their presence alone sent a signal his behavior will not be tolerated as he calmed down considerably.

One of our housekeepers spotted a gun while she was cleaning a guest room on the 14th floor. It was the first time she had seen one in-person and she was worried about what would happen if the guest returned. She activated her ROAR Panic Button and our security team arrived in 90 seconds. My staff feel safer knowing someone will be there when they need them.

A patient fell while walking to the bathroom. I couldn’t lift him on my own so I pressed the ROAR button for help as I stayed beside him. Two staff members were there in seconds.

Associate safety is the primary function, however, our staff uses the ROAR solution to help guests as well. It has expedited response time for medical emergencies when someone has fainted, during physical altercations at the bar, and it has de-escalated situations when customers were yelling at each other. It’s also part of our protocol when our staff suspects human trafficking. Overall, helping guests has been an added and unexpected bonus.

An intoxicated guest went into the wrong room while a housekeeper was cleaning it. Despite repeated attempts to help him, he insisted she leave and became belligerent. As I was responding to the alert, I could hear him threaten her. I was able to step in, get her out of the room, and ultimately, he was escorted out of the hotel.

An employee experienced a medical emergency while in a vulnerable situation in the restroom. Despite attempting to use their phone for assistance, they accidentally dropped it out of reach. Fortunately, they remembered to activate their alert device, and help promptly arrived. We are relieved that the employee was able to access the support they needed during this challenging situation.

An unauthorized visitor gained access to a floor while a guest was riding up the elevator. He followed a housekeeper into a linen closet, and attacked her from behind. She used her ROAR button and security was able to quickly apprehend him. Police were called, and the staff member was provided first aid. We’re grateful it wasn’t worse.

Our staff is exceptional, and this solution allows us to show them how much we care for their well-being. I believe leveraging ROAR to proactively de-escalate incidents will reduce assaults as well as burnout and turnover. I now add “staff safety devices” as a benefit in our open nursing positions. If all the clinics near me are hiring and you have a lot of options, where would you apply? It’s a no-brainer.

A housekeeper was making her rounds and overhead a fight in a guest room. She activated her ROAR button, and the GM arrived. It turned out to be a domestic dispute. We removed him from the hotel and helped his wife receive first aid.

A mental health worker told me a client was acting up and they pointed to their button and said, You see this? Don’t make me do it. And he stopped his aggressive behavior.

A new patient experiencing withdrawal was acting aggressive and shouting inappropriate comments. My initial attempts to defuse the situation failed and his verbal abuse worsened. I pressed my button for security and 3 officers came in. I think their presence alone sent a signal his behavior will not be tolerated as he calmed down considerably.

One of our housekeepers spotted a gun while she was cleaning a guest room on the 14th floor. It was the first time she had seen one in-person and she was worried about what would happen if the guest returned. She activated her ROAR Panic Button and our security team arrived in 90 seconds. My staff feel safer knowing someone will be there when they need them.

A patient fell while walking to the bathroom. I couldn’t lift him on my own so I pressed the ROAR button for help as I stayed beside him. Two staff members were there in seconds.

Associate safety is the primary function, however, our staff uses the ROAR solution to help guests as well. It has expedited response time for medical emergencies when someone has fainted, during physical altercations at the bar, and it has de-escalated situations when customers were yelling at each other. It’s also part of our protocol when our staff suspects human trafficking. Overall, helping guests has been an added and unexpected bonus.

An intoxicated guest went into the wrong room while a housekeeper was cleaning it. Despite repeated attempts to help him, he insisted she leave and became belligerent. As I was responding to the alert, I could hear him threaten her. I was able to step in, get her out of the room, and ultimately, he was escorted out of the hotel.

An employee experienced a medical emergency while in a vulnerable situation in the restroom. Despite attempting to use their phone for assistance, they accidentally dropped it out of reach. Fortunately, they remembered to activate their alert device, and help promptly arrived. We are relieved that the employee was able to access the support they needed during this challenging situation.

An unauthorized visitor gained access to a floor while a guest was riding up the elevator. He followed a housekeeper into a linen closet, and attacked her from behind. She used her ROAR button and security was able to quickly apprehend him. Police were called, and the staff member was provided first aid. We’re grateful it wasn’t worse.

Our staff is exceptional, and this solution allows us to show them how much we care for their well-being. I believe leveraging ROAR to proactively de-escalate incidents will reduce assaults as well as burnout and turnover. I now add “staff safety devices” as a benefit in our open nursing positions. If all the clinics near me are hiring and you have a lot of options, where would you apply? It’s a no-brainer.

A housekeeper was making her rounds and overhead a fight in a guest room. She activated her ROAR button, and the GM arrived. It turned out to be a domestic dispute. We removed him from the hotel and helped his wife receive first aid.

A mental health worker told me a client was acting up and they pointed to their button and said, You see this? Don’t make me do it. And he stopped his aggressive behavior.

A new patient experiencing withdrawal was acting aggressive and shouting inappropriate comments. My initial attempts to defuse the situation failed and his verbal abuse worsened. I pressed my button for security and 3 officers came in. I think their presence alone sent a signal his behavior will not be tolerated as he calmed down considerably.

One of our housekeepers spotted a gun while she was cleaning a guest room on the 14th floor. It was the first time she had seen one in-person and she was worried about what would happen if the guest returned. She activated her ROAR Panic Button and our security team arrived in 90 seconds. My staff feel safer knowing someone will be there when they need them.

A patient fell while walking to the bathroom. I couldn’t lift him on my own so I pressed the ROAR button for help as I stayed beside him. Two staff members were there in seconds.

Associate safety is the primary function, however, our staff uses the ROAR solution to help guests as well. It has expedited response time for medical emergencies when someone has fainted, during physical altercations at the bar, and it has de-escalated situations when customers were yelling at each other. It’s also part of our protocol when our staff suspects human trafficking. Overall, helping guests has been an added and unexpected bonus.

An intoxicated guest went into the wrong room while a housekeeper was cleaning it. Despite repeated attempts to help him, he insisted she leave and became belligerent. As I was responding to the alert, I could hear him threaten her. I was able to step in, get her out of the room, and ultimately, he was escorted out of the hotel.

An employee experienced a medical emergency while in a vulnerable situation in the restroom. Despite attempting to use their phone for assistance, they accidentally dropped it out of reach. Fortunately, they remembered to activate their alert device, and help promptly arrived. We are relieved that the employee was able to access the support they needed during this challenging situation.

An unauthorized visitor gained access to a floor while a guest was riding up the elevator. He followed a housekeeper into a linen closet, and attacked her from behind. She used her ROAR button and security was able to quickly apprehend him. Police were called, and the staff member was provided first aid. We’re grateful it wasn’t worse.

Our staff is exceptional, and this solution allows us to show them how much we care for their well-being. I believe leveraging ROAR to proactively de-escalate incidents will reduce assaults as well as burnout and turnover. I now add “staff safety devices” as a benefit in our open nursing positions. If all the clinics near me are hiring and you have a lot of options, where would you apply? It’s a no-brainer.

A housekeeper was making her rounds and overhead a fight in a guest room. She activated her ROAR button, and the GM arrived. It turned out to be a domestic dispute. We removed him from the hotel and helped his wife receive first aid.

A mental health worker told me a client was acting up and they pointed to their button and said, You see this? Don’t make me do it. And he stopped his aggressive behavior.

A new patient experiencing withdrawal was acting aggressive and shouting inappropriate comments. My initial attempts to defuse the situation failed and his verbal abuse worsened. I pressed my button for security and 3 officers came in. I think their presence alone sent a signal his behavior will not be tolerated as he calmed down considerably.

One of our housekeepers spotted a gun while she was cleaning a guest room on the 14th floor. It was the first time she had seen one in-person and she was worried about what would happen if the guest returned. She activated her ROAR Panic Button and our security team arrived in 90 seconds. My staff feel safer knowing someone will be there when they need them.

A patient fell while walking to the bathroom. I couldn’t lift him on my own so I pressed the ROAR button for help as I stayed beside him. Two staff members were there in seconds.

Associate safety is the primary function, however, our staff uses the ROAR solution to help guests as well. It has expedited response time for medical emergencies when someone has fainted, during physical altercations at the bar, and it has de-escalated situations when customers were yelling at each other. It’s also part of our protocol when our staff suspects human trafficking. Overall, helping guests has been an added and unexpected bonus.

An intoxicated guest went into the wrong room while a housekeeper was cleaning it. Despite repeated attempts to help him, he insisted she leave and became belligerent. As I was responding to the alert, I could hear him threaten her. I was able to step in, get her out of the room, and ultimately, he was escorted out of the hotel.

An employee experienced a medical emergency while in a vulnerable situation in the restroom. Despite attempting to use their phone for assistance, they accidentally dropped it out of reach. Fortunately, they remembered to activate their alert device, and help promptly arrived. We are relieved that the employee was able to access the support they needed during this challenging situation.

An unauthorized visitor gained access to a floor while a guest was riding up the elevator. He followed a housekeeper into a linen closet, and attacked her from behind. She used her ROAR button and security was able to quickly apprehend him. Police were called, and the staff member was provided first aid. We’re grateful it wasn’t worse.

Our staff is exceptional, and this solution allows us to show them how much we care for their well-being. I believe leveraging ROAR to proactively de-escalate incidents will reduce assaults as well as burnout and turnover. I now add “staff safety devices” as a benefit in our open nursing positions. If all the clinics near me are hiring and you have a lot of options, where would you apply? It’s a no-brainer.

A housekeeper was making her rounds and overhead a fight in a guest room. She activated her ROAR button, and the GM arrived. It turned out to be a domestic dispute. We removed him from the hotel and helped his wife receive first aid.

A mental health worker told me a client was acting up and they pointed to their button and said, You see this? Don’t make me do it. And he stopped his aggressive behavior.

A new patient experiencing withdrawal was acting aggressive and shouting inappropriate comments. My initial attempts to defuse the situation failed and his verbal abuse worsened. I pressed my button for security and 3 officers came in. I think their presence alone sent a signal his behavior will not be tolerated as he calmed down considerably.

One of our housekeepers spotted a gun while she was cleaning a guest room on the 14th floor. It was the first time she had seen one in-person and she was worried about what would happen if the guest returned. She activated her ROAR Panic Button and our security team arrived in 90 seconds. My staff feel safer knowing someone will be there when they need them.

A patient fell while walking to the bathroom. I couldn’t lift him on my own so I pressed the ROAR button for help as I stayed beside him. Two staff members were there in seconds.

Associate safety is the primary function, however, our staff uses the ROAR solution to help guests as well. It has expedited response time for medical emergencies when someone has fainted, during physical altercations at the bar, and it has de-escalated situations when customers were yelling at each other. It’s also part of our protocol when our staff suspects human trafficking. Overall, helping guests has been an added and unexpected bonus.

An intoxicated guest went into the wrong room while a housekeeper was cleaning it. Despite repeated attempts to help him, he insisted she leave and became belligerent. As I was responding to the alert, I could hear him threaten her. I was able to step in, get her out of the room, and ultimately, he was escorted out of the hotel.

An employee experienced a medical emergency while in a vulnerable situation in the restroom. Despite attempting to use their phone for assistance, they accidentally dropped it out of reach. Fortunately, they remembered to activate their alert device, and help promptly arrived. We are relieved that the employee was able to access the support they needed during this challenging situation.

An unauthorized visitor gained access to a floor while a guest was riding up the elevator. He followed a housekeeper into a linen closet, and attacked her from behind. She used her ROAR button and security was able to quickly apprehend him. Police were called, and the staff member was provided first aid. We’re grateful it wasn’t worse.

Our staff is exceptional, and this solution allows us to show them how much we care for their well-being. I believe leveraging ROAR to proactively de-escalate incidents will reduce assaults as well as burnout and turnover. I now add “staff safety devices” as a benefit in our open nursing positions. If all the clinics near me are hiring and you have a lot of options, where would you apply? It’s a no-brainer.

A housekeeper was making her rounds and overhead a fight in a guest room. She activated her ROAR button, and the GM arrived. It turned out to be a domestic dispute. We removed him from the hotel and helped his wife receive first aid.

A mental health worker told me a client was acting up and they pointed to their button and said, You see this? Don’t make me do it. And he stopped his aggressive behavior.

A new patient experiencing withdrawal was acting aggressive and shouting inappropriate comments. My initial attempts to defuse the situation failed and his verbal abuse worsened. I pressed my button for security and 3 officers came in. I think their presence alone sent a signal his behavior will not be tolerated as he calmed down considerably.

One of our housekeepers spotted a gun while she was cleaning a guest room on the 14th floor. It was the first time she had seen one in-person and she was worried about what would happen if the guest returned. She activated her ROAR Panic Button and our security team arrived in 90 seconds. My staff feel safer knowing someone will be there when they need them.

A patient fell while walking to the bathroom. I couldn’t lift him on my own so I pressed the ROAR button for help as I stayed beside him. Two staff members were there in seconds.

Associate safety is the primary function, however, our staff uses the ROAR solution to help guests as well. It has expedited response time for medical emergencies when someone has fainted, during physical altercations at the bar, and it has de-escalated situations when customers were yelling at each other. It’s also part of our protocol when our staff suspects human trafficking. Overall, helping guests has been an added and unexpected bonus.

An intoxicated guest went into the wrong room while a housekeeper was cleaning it. Despite repeated attempts to help him, he insisted she leave and became belligerent. As I was responding to the alert, I could hear him threaten her. I was able to step in, get her out of the room, and ultimately, he was escorted out of the hotel.

An employee experienced a medical emergency while in a vulnerable situation in the restroom. Despite attempting to use their phone for assistance, they accidentally dropped it out of reach. Fortunately, they remembered to activate their alert device, and help promptly arrived. We are relieved that the employee was able to access the support they needed during this challenging situation.

An unauthorized visitor gained access to a floor while a guest was riding up the elevator. He followed a housekeeper into a linen closet, and attacked her from behind. She used her ROAR button and security was able to quickly apprehend him. Police were called, and the staff member was provided first aid. We’re grateful it wasn’t worse.

Our staff is exceptional, and this solution allows us to show them how much we care for their well-being. I believe leveraging ROAR to proactively de-escalate incidents will reduce assaults as well as burnout and turnover. I now add “staff safety devices” as a benefit in our open nursing positions. If all the clinics near me are hiring and you have a lot of options, where would you apply? It’s a no-brainer.

A housekeeper was making her rounds and overhead a fight in a guest room. She activated her ROAR button, and the GM arrived. It turned out to be a domestic dispute. We removed him from the hotel and helped his wife receive first aid.

A mental health worker told me a client was acting up and they pointed to their button and said, You see this? Don’t make me do it. And he stopped his aggressive behavior.

A new patient experiencing withdrawal was acting aggressive and shouting inappropriate comments. My initial attempts to defuse the situation failed and his verbal abuse worsened. I pressed my button for security and 3 officers came in. I think their presence alone sent a signal his behavior will not be tolerated as he calmed down considerably.

One of our housekeepers spotted a gun while she was cleaning a guest room on the 14th floor. It was the first time she had seen one in-person and she was worried about what would happen if the guest returned. She activated her ROAR Panic Button and our security team arrived in 90 seconds. My staff feel safer knowing someone will be there when they need them.

A patient fell while walking to the bathroom. I couldn’t lift him on my own so I pressed the ROAR button for help as I stayed beside him. Two staff members were there in seconds.

Associate safety is the primary function, however, our staff uses the ROAR solution to help guests as well. It has expedited response time for medical emergencies when someone has fainted, during physical altercations at the bar, and it has de-escalated situations when customers were yelling at each other. It’s also part of our protocol when our staff suspects human trafficking. Overall, helping guests has been an added and unexpected bonus.

An intoxicated guest went into the wrong room while a housekeeper was cleaning it. Despite repeated attempts to help him, he insisted she leave and became belligerent. As I was responding to the alert, I could hear him threaten her. I was able to step in, get her out of the room, and ultimately, he was escorted out of the hotel.

An employee experienced a medical emergency while in a vulnerable situation in the restroom. Despite attempting to use their phone for assistance, they accidentally dropped it out of reach. Fortunately, they remembered to activate their alert device, and help promptly arrived. We are relieved that the employee was able to access the support they needed during this challenging situation.

Based on my experiences with other solutions, this is one of the best. The beacons appear small, and because they’re battery operated, we can place them in discrete locations. The panic buttons are elegant, and I appreciate that it’s designed to prevent false alarms.

Working with your team to implement this system for our hotel has been an amazing experience. I am so glad to be part of the ROAR  family.

We chose to work with ROAR because they understand the challenges faced by management and users. We want the employees to know that we have selected a staff safety system which we believe in. After reviewing several systems available, we believe that ROAR offers the best technology at the best price. ROAR has continued to match these offerings by providing exceptional service to our hotels.

Our experience with ROAR has been perfect from the beginning! Every representative we have worked with from installation to tech support to billing has always gone above and beyond to assist our resort. The staff is always friendly and dedicates their time to us.

ROAR has strengthened trust across our team. Staff members feel confident that when they press their ROAR Alert Device, support will arrive swiftly. This reassurance has not only fostered a culture of trust but also inspired plans to expand ROAR’s coverage to additional areas, including trail spaces and the PHP building.

We’ve got a large parking lot property and we have had multiple instances where staff have really been able to use their panic button to call for help. They use their panic button because when somebody ‘walkie-talkie’d’ and was sent to the wrong location. The panic button is definitely accurate in terms of being able to pinpoint where that person is.

I initially saw ROAR as a tool for managing staff/patient interactions but quickly found an unexpected benefit: peace of mind during challenging HR meetings. With my ROAR Alert Device on, I feel secure even in difficult situations and especially grateful for ROAR’s coverage of outdoor areas.

Our staff has felt more supported because they push the button and there’s an immediate response. Even in the case of a non-emergency, the presence of staff showing up to deescalate situations prevent those from becoming further escalated to an actual incident.

Due to the partnership with Brown & Brown, Zenith, and especially ROAR – (Be Well’s) Experience Mod has decreased by almost 50% which is incredible. It’s the lowest since 2015 and it is going to decrease again next year. This is heavily contributed to ROAR’s technology and its ability to deter workplace violence.

ROAR was chosen because it was more accurate and less expensive than other products on the market.

It’s a benefit to clients. Knowing ROAR is there influences families as to where they should send their relative who has a medical or psychiatric need.

So much of the work is prevention. Having these devices is like having a big security guard popping out of nowhere. A mental health worker once told me a client was acting up and they pointed to their button and said, “You see this? Don’t make me do it.”

We implemented ROAR’s Panic Button Security Solution back in 2019 to safeguard our staff, and we’re delighted that we took action before the outbreak of COVID. The solution has enabled our Security team to enlist our employees as additional “eyes and ears,” and we’ve also discovered a surprising benefit in it aiding our guests as well. Our staff has used the buttons to de-escalate arguments, stop domestic disputes, and ensure that they can focus on their tasks rather than deal with guests who are using drugs or homeless individuals attempting to enter our rooms.

Based on my experiences with other solutions, this is one of the best. The beacons appear small, and because they’re battery operated, we can place them in discrete locations. The panic buttons are elegant, and I appreciate that it’s designed to prevent false alarms.

Working with your team to implement this system for our hotel has been an amazing experience. I am so glad to be part of the ROAR  family.

We chose to work with ROAR because they understand the challenges faced by management and users. We want the employees to know that we have selected a staff safety system which we believe in. After reviewing several systems available, we believe that ROAR offers the best technology at the best price. ROAR has continued to match these offerings by providing exceptional service to our hotels.

Our experience with ROAR has been perfect from the beginning! Every representative we have worked with from installation to tech support to billing has always gone above and beyond to assist our resort. The staff is always friendly and dedicates their time to us.

ROAR has strengthened trust across our team. Staff members feel confident that when they press their ROAR Alert Device, support will arrive swiftly. This reassurance has not only fostered a culture of trust but also inspired plans to expand ROAR’s coverage to additional areas, including trail spaces and the PHP building.

We’ve got a large parking lot property and we have had multiple instances where staff have really been able to use their panic button to call for help. They use their panic button because when somebody ‘walkie-talkie’d’ and was sent to the wrong location. The panic button is definitely accurate in terms of being able to pinpoint where that person is.

I initially saw ROAR as a tool for managing staff/patient interactions but quickly found an unexpected benefit: peace of mind during challenging HR meetings. With my ROAR Alert Device on, I feel secure even in difficult situations and especially grateful for ROAR’s coverage of outdoor areas.

Our staff has felt more supported because they push the button and there’s an immediate response. Even in the case of a non-emergency, the presence of staff showing up to deescalate situations prevent those from becoming further escalated to an actual incident.

Due to the partnership with Brown & Brown, Zenith, and especially ROAR – (Be Well’s) Experience Mod has decreased by almost 50% which is incredible. It’s the lowest since 2015 and it is going to decrease again next year. This is heavily contributed to ROAR’s technology and its ability to deter workplace violence.

ROAR was chosen because it was more accurate and less expensive than other products on the market.

It’s a benefit to clients. Knowing ROAR is there influences families as to where they should send their relative who has a medical or psychiatric need.

So much of the work is prevention. Having these devices is like having a big security guard popping out of nowhere. A mental health worker once told me a client was acting up and they pointed to their button and said, “You see this? Don’t make me do it.”

We implemented ROAR’s Panic Button Security Solution back in 2019 to safeguard our staff, and we’re delighted that we took action before the outbreak of COVID. The solution has enabled our Security team to enlist our employees as additional “eyes and ears,” and we’ve also discovered a surprising benefit in it aiding our guests as well. Our staff has used the buttons to de-escalate arguments, stop domestic disputes, and ensure that they can focus on their tasks rather than deal with guests who are using drugs or homeless individuals attempting to enter our rooms.

Based on my experiences with other solutions, this is one of the best. The beacons appear small, and because they’re battery operated, we can place them in discrete locations. The panic buttons are elegant, and I appreciate that it’s designed to prevent false alarms.

Working with your team to implement this system for our hotel has been an amazing experience. I am so glad to be part of the ROAR  family.

We chose to work with ROAR because they understand the challenges faced by management and users. We want the employees to know that we have selected a staff safety system which we believe in. After reviewing several systems available, we believe that ROAR offers the best technology at the best price. ROAR has continued to match these offerings by providing exceptional service to our hotels.

Our experience with ROAR has been perfect from the beginning! Every representative we have worked with from installation to tech support to billing has always gone above and beyond to assist our resort. The staff is always friendly and dedicates their time to us.

ROAR has strengthened trust across our team. Staff members feel confident that when they press their ROAR Alert Device, support will arrive swiftly. This reassurance has not only fostered a culture of trust but also inspired plans to expand ROAR’s coverage to additional areas, including trail spaces and the PHP building.

We’ve got a large parking lot property and we have had multiple instances where staff have really been able to use their panic button to call for help. They use their panic button because when somebody ‘walkie-talkie’d’ and was sent to the wrong location. The panic button is definitely accurate in terms of being able to pinpoint where that person is.

I initially saw ROAR as a tool for managing staff/patient interactions but quickly found an unexpected benefit: peace of mind during challenging HR meetings. With my ROAR Alert Device on, I feel secure even in difficult situations and especially grateful for ROAR’s coverage of outdoor areas.

Our staff has felt more supported because they push the button and there’s an immediate response. Even in the case of a non-emergency, the presence of staff showing up to deescalate situations prevent those from becoming further escalated to an actual incident.

Due to the partnership with Brown & Brown, Zenith, and especially ROAR – (Be Well’s) Experience Mod has decreased by almost 50% which is incredible. It’s the lowest since 2015 and it is going to decrease again next year. This is heavily contributed to ROAR’s technology and its ability to deter workplace violence.

ROAR was chosen because it was more accurate and less expensive than other products on the market.

It’s a benefit to clients. Knowing ROAR is there influences families as to where they should send their relative who has a medical or psychiatric need.

So much of the work is prevention. Having these devices is like having a big security guard popping out of nowhere. A mental health worker once told me a client was acting up and they pointed to their button and said, “You see this? Don’t make me do it.”

We implemented ROAR’s Panic Button Security Solution back in 2019 to safeguard our staff, and we’re delighted that we took action before the outbreak of COVID. The solution has enabled our Security team to enlist our employees as additional “eyes and ears,” and we’ve also discovered a surprising benefit in it aiding our guests as well. Our staff has used the buttons to de-escalate arguments, stop domestic disputes, and ensure that they can focus on their tasks rather than deal with guests who are using drugs or homeless individuals attempting to enter our rooms.

Based on my experiences with other solutions, this is one of the best. The beacons appear small, and because they’re battery operated, we can place them in discrete locations. The panic buttons are elegant, and I appreciate that it’s designed to prevent false alarms.

Working with your team to implement this system for our hotel has been an amazing experience. I am so glad to be part of the ROAR  family.

We chose to work with ROAR because they understand the challenges faced by management and users. We want the employees to know that we have selected a staff safety system which we believe in. After reviewing several systems available, we believe that ROAR offers the best technology at the best price. ROAR has continued to match these offerings by providing exceptional service to our hotels.

Our experience with ROAR has been perfect from the beginning! Every representative we have worked with from installation to tech support to billing has always gone above and beyond to assist our resort. The staff is always friendly and dedicates their time to us.

ROAR has strengthened trust across our team. Staff members feel confident that when they press their ROAR Alert Device, support will arrive swiftly. This reassurance has not only fostered a culture of trust but also inspired plans to expand ROAR’s coverage to additional areas, including trail spaces and the PHP building.

We’ve got a large parking lot property and we have had multiple instances where staff have really been able to use their panic button to call for help. They use their panic button because when somebody ‘walkie-talkie’d’ and was sent to the wrong location. The panic button is definitely accurate in terms of being able to pinpoint where that person is.

I initially saw ROAR as a tool for managing staff/patient interactions but quickly found an unexpected benefit: peace of mind during challenging HR meetings. With my ROAR Alert Device on, I feel secure even in difficult situations and especially grateful for ROAR’s coverage of outdoor areas.

Our staff has felt more supported because they push the button and there’s an immediate response. Even in the case of a non-emergency, the presence of staff showing up to deescalate situations prevent those from becoming further escalated to an actual incident.

Due to the partnership with Brown & Brown, Zenith, and especially ROAR – (Be Well’s) Experience Mod has decreased by almost 50% which is incredible. It’s the lowest since 2015 and it is going to decrease again next year. This is heavily contributed to ROAR’s technology and its ability to deter workplace violence.

ROAR was chosen because it was more accurate and less expensive than other products on the market.

It’s a benefit to clients. Knowing ROAR is there influences families as to where they should send their relative who has a medical or psychiatric need.

So much of the work is prevention. Having these devices is like having a big security guard popping out of nowhere. A mental health worker once told me a client was acting up and they pointed to their button and said, “You see this? Don’t make me do it.”

We implemented ROAR’s Panic Button Security Solution back in 2019 to safeguard our staff, and we’re delighted that we took action before the outbreak of COVID. The solution has enabled our Security team to enlist our employees as additional “eyes and ears,” and we’ve also discovered a surprising benefit in it aiding our guests as well. Our staff has used the buttons to de-escalate arguments, stop domestic disputes, and ensure that they can focus on their tasks rather than deal with guests who are using drugs or homeless individuals attempting to enter our rooms.

Based on my experiences with other solutions, this is one of the best. The beacons appear small, and because they’re battery operated, we can place them in discrete locations. The panic buttons are elegant, and I appreciate that it’s designed to prevent false alarms.

Working with your team to implement this system for our hotel has been an amazing experience. I am so glad to be part of the ROAR  family.

We chose to work with ROAR because they understand the challenges faced by management and users. We want the employees to know that we have selected a staff safety system which we believe in. After reviewing several systems available, we believe that ROAR offers the best technology at the best price. ROAR has continued to match these offerings by providing exceptional service to our hotels.

Our experience with ROAR has been perfect from the beginning! Every representative we have worked with from installation to tech support to billing has always gone above and beyond to assist our resort. The staff is always friendly and dedicates their time to us.

ROAR has strengthened trust across our team. Staff members feel confident that when they press their ROAR Alert Device, support will arrive swiftly. This reassurance has not only fostered a culture of trust but also inspired plans to expand ROAR’s coverage to additional areas, including trail spaces and the PHP building.

We’ve got a large parking lot property and we have had multiple instances where staff have really been able to use their panic button to call for help. They use their panic button because when somebody ‘walkie-talkie’d’ and was sent to the wrong location. The panic button is definitely accurate in terms of being able to pinpoint where that person is.

I initially saw ROAR as a tool for managing staff/patient interactions but quickly found an unexpected benefit: peace of mind during challenging HR meetings. With my ROAR Alert Device on, I feel secure even in difficult situations and especially grateful for ROAR’s coverage of outdoor areas.

Our staff has felt more supported because they push the button and there’s an immediate response. Even in the case of a non-emergency, the presence of staff showing up to deescalate situations prevent those from becoming further escalated to an actual incident.

Due to the partnership with Brown & Brown, Zenith, and especially ROAR – (Be Well’s) Experience Mod has decreased by almost 50% which is incredible. It’s the lowest since 2015 and it is going to decrease again next year. This is heavily contributed to ROAR’s technology and its ability to deter workplace violence.

ROAR was chosen because it was more accurate and less expensive than other products on the market.

It’s a benefit to clients. Knowing ROAR is there influences families as to where they should send their relative who has a medical or psychiatric need.

So much of the work is prevention. Having these devices is like having a big security guard popping out of nowhere. A mental health worker once told me a client was acting up and they pointed to their button and said, “You see this? Don’t make me do it.”

We implemented ROAR’s Panic Button Security Solution back in 2019 to safeguard our staff, and we’re delighted that we took action before the outbreak of COVID. The solution has enabled our Security team to enlist our employees as additional “eyes and ears,” and we’ve also discovered a surprising benefit in it aiding our guests as well. Our staff has used the buttons to de-escalate arguments, stop domestic disputes, and ensure that they can focus on their tasks rather than deal with guests who are using drugs or homeless individuals attempting to enter our rooms.

Based on my experiences with other solutions, this is one of the best. The beacons appear small, and because they’re battery operated, we can place them in discrete locations. The panic buttons are elegant, and I appreciate that it’s designed to prevent false alarms.

Working with your team to implement this system for our hotel has been an amazing experience. I am so glad to be part of the ROAR  family.

We chose to work with ROAR because they understand the challenges faced by management and users. We want the employees to know that we have selected a staff safety system which we believe in. After reviewing several systems available, we believe that ROAR offers the best technology at the best price. ROAR has continued to match these offerings by providing exceptional service to our hotels.

Our experience with ROAR has been perfect from the beginning! Every representative we have worked with from installation to tech support to billing has always gone above and beyond to assist our resort. The staff is always friendly and dedicates their time to us.

ROAR has strengthened trust across our team. Staff members feel confident that when they press their ROAR Alert Device, support will arrive swiftly. This reassurance has not only fostered a culture of trust but also inspired plans to expand ROAR’s coverage to additional areas, including trail spaces and the PHP building.

We’ve got a large parking lot property and we have had multiple instances where staff have really been able to use their panic button to call for help. They use their panic button because when somebody ‘walkie-talkie’d’ and was sent to the wrong location. The panic button is definitely accurate in terms of being able to pinpoint where that person is.

I initially saw ROAR as a tool for managing staff/patient interactions but quickly found an unexpected benefit: peace of mind during challenging HR meetings. With my ROAR Alert Device on, I feel secure even in difficult situations and especially grateful for ROAR’s coverage of outdoor areas.

Our staff has felt more supported because they push the button and there’s an immediate response. Even in the case of a non-emergency, the presence of staff showing up to deescalate situations prevent those from becoming further escalated to an actual incident.

Due to the partnership with Brown & Brown, Zenith, and especially ROAR – (Be Well’s) Experience Mod has decreased by almost 50% which is incredible. It’s the lowest since 2015 and it is going to decrease again next year. This is heavily contributed to ROAR’s technology and its ability to deter workplace violence.

ROAR was chosen because it was more accurate and less expensive than other products on the market.

It’s a benefit to clients. Knowing ROAR is there influences families as to where they should send their relative who has a medical or psychiatric need.

So much of the work is prevention. Having these devices is like having a big security guard popping out of nowhere. A mental health worker once told me a client was acting up and they pointed to their button and said, “You see this? Don’t make me do it.”

We implemented ROAR’s Panic Button Security Solution back in 2019 to safeguard our staff, and we’re delighted that we took action before the outbreak of COVID. The solution has enabled our Security team to enlist our employees as additional “eyes and ears,” and we’ve also discovered a surprising benefit in it aiding our guests as well. Our staff has used the buttons to de-escalate arguments, stop domestic disputes, and ensure that they can focus on their tasks rather than deal with guests who are using drugs or homeless individuals attempting to enter our rooms.

Based on my experiences with other solutions, this is one of the best. The beacons appear small, and because they’re battery operated, we can place them in discrete locations. The panic buttons are elegant, and I appreciate that it’s designed to prevent false alarms.

Working with your team to implement this system for our hotel has been an amazing experience. I am so glad to be part of the ROAR  family.

We chose to work with ROAR because they understand the challenges faced by management and users. We want the employees to know that we have selected a staff safety system which we believe in. After reviewing several systems available, we believe that ROAR offers the best technology at the best price. ROAR has continued to match these offerings by providing exceptional service to our hotels.

Our experience with ROAR has been perfect from the beginning! Every representative we have worked with from installation to tech support to billing has always gone above and beyond to assist our resort. The staff is always friendly and dedicates their time to us.

ROAR has strengthened trust across our team. Staff members feel confident that when they press their ROAR Alert Device, support will arrive swiftly. This reassurance has not only fostered a culture of trust but also inspired plans to expand ROAR’s coverage to additional areas, including trail spaces and the PHP building.

We’ve got a large parking lot property and we have had multiple instances where staff have really been able to use their panic button to call for help. They use their panic button because when somebody ‘walkie-talkie’d’ and was sent to the wrong location. The panic button is definitely accurate in terms of being able to pinpoint where that person is.

I initially saw ROAR as a tool for managing staff/patient interactions but quickly found an unexpected benefit: peace of mind during challenging HR meetings. With my ROAR Alert Device on, I feel secure even in difficult situations and especially grateful for ROAR’s coverage of outdoor areas.

Our staff has felt more supported because they push the button and there’s an immediate response. Even in the case of a non-emergency, the presence of staff showing up to deescalate situations prevent those from becoming further escalated to an actual incident.

Due to the partnership with Brown & Brown, Zenith, and especially ROAR – (Be Well’s) Experience Mod has decreased by almost 50% which is incredible. It’s the lowest since 2015 and it is going to decrease again next year. This is heavily contributed to ROAR’s technology and its ability to deter workplace violence.

ROAR was chosen because it was more accurate and less expensive than other products on the market.

It’s a benefit to clients. Knowing ROAR is there influences families as to where they should send their relative who has a medical or psychiatric need.

So much of the work is prevention. Having these devices is like having a big security guard popping out of nowhere. A mental health worker once told me a client was acting up and they pointed to their button and said, “You see this? Don’t make me do it.”

We implemented ROAR’s Panic Button Security Solution back in 2019 to safeguard our staff, and we’re delighted that we took action before the outbreak of COVID. The solution has enabled our Security team to enlist our employees as additional “eyes and ears,” and we’ve also discovered a surprising benefit in it aiding our guests as well. Our staff has used the buttons to de-escalate arguments, stop domestic disputes, and ensure that they can focus on their tasks rather than deal with guests who are using drugs or homeless individuals attempting to enter our rooms.

Based on my experiences with other solutions, this is one of the best. The beacons appear small, and because they’re battery operated, we can place them in discrete locations. The panic buttons are elegant, and I appreciate that it’s designed to prevent false alarms.

Working with your team to implement this system for our hotel has been an amazing experience. I am so glad to be part of the ROAR  family.

We chose to work with ROAR because they understand the challenges faced by management and users. We want the employees to know that we have selected a staff safety system which we believe in. After reviewing several systems available, we believe that ROAR offers the best technology at the best price. ROAR has continued to match these offerings by providing exceptional service to our hotels.

Our experience with ROAR has been perfect from the beginning! Every representative we have worked with from installation to tech support to billing has always gone above and beyond to assist our resort. The staff is always friendly and dedicates their time to us.

ROAR has strengthened trust across our team. Staff members feel confident that when they press their ROAR Alert Device, support will arrive swiftly. This reassurance has not only fostered a culture of trust but also inspired plans to expand ROAR’s coverage to additional areas, including trail spaces and the PHP building.

We’ve got a large parking lot property and we have had multiple instances where staff have really been able to use their panic button to call for help. They use their panic button because when somebody ‘walkie-talkie’d’ and was sent to the wrong location. The panic button is definitely accurate in terms of being able to pinpoint where that person is.

I initially saw ROAR as a tool for managing staff/patient interactions but quickly found an unexpected benefit: peace of mind during challenging HR meetings. With my ROAR Alert Device on, I feel secure even in difficult situations and especially grateful for ROAR’s coverage of outdoor areas.

Our staff has felt more supported because they push the button and there’s an immediate response. Even in the case of a non-emergency, the presence of staff showing up to deescalate situations prevent those from becoming further escalated to an actual incident.

Due to the partnership with Brown & Brown, Zenith, and especially ROAR – (Be Well’s) Experience Mod has decreased by almost 50% which is incredible. It’s the lowest since 2015 and it is going to decrease again next year. This is heavily contributed to ROAR’s technology and its ability to deter workplace violence.

ROAR was chosen because it was more accurate and less expensive than other products on the market.

It’s a benefit to clients. Knowing ROAR is there influences families as to where they should send their relative who has a medical or psychiatric need.

So much of the work is prevention. Having these devices is like having a big security guard popping out of nowhere. A mental health worker once told me a client was acting up and they pointed to their button and said, “You see this? Don’t make me do it.”

We implemented ROAR’s Panic Button Security Solution back in 2019 to safeguard our staff, and we’re delighted that we took action before the outbreak of COVID. The solution has enabled our Security team to enlist our employees as additional “eyes and ears,” and we’ve also discovered a surprising benefit in it aiding our guests as well. Our staff has used the buttons to de-escalate arguments, stop domestic disputes, and ensure that they can focus on their tasks rather than deal with guests who are using drugs or homeless individuals attempting to enter our rooms.

Based on my experiences with other solutions, this is one of the best. The beacons appear small, and because they’re battery operated, we can place them in discrete locations. The panic buttons are elegant, and I appreciate that it’s designed to prevent false alarms.

Working with your team to implement this system for our hotel has been an amazing experience. I am so glad to be part of the ROAR  family.

We chose to work with ROAR because they understand the challenges faced by management and users. We want the employees to know that we have selected a staff safety system which we believe in. After reviewing several systems available, we believe that ROAR offers the best technology at the best price. ROAR has continued to match these offerings by providing exceptional service to our hotels.

Our experience with ROAR has been perfect from the beginning! Every representative we have worked with from installation to tech support to billing has always gone above and beyond to assist our resort. The staff is always friendly and dedicates their time to us.

ROAR has strengthened trust across our team. Staff members feel confident that when they press their ROAR Alert Device, support will arrive swiftly. This reassurance has not only fostered a culture of trust but also inspired plans to expand ROAR’s coverage to additional areas, including trail spaces and the PHP building.

We’ve got a large parking lot property and we have had multiple instances where staff have really been able to use their panic button to call for help. They use their panic button because when somebody ‘walkie-talkie’d’ and was sent to the wrong location. The panic button is definitely accurate in terms of being able to pinpoint where that person is.

I initially saw ROAR as a tool for managing staff/patient interactions but quickly found an unexpected benefit: peace of mind during challenging HR meetings. With my ROAR Alert Device on, I feel secure even in difficult situations and especially grateful for ROAR’s coverage of outdoor areas.

Our staff has felt more supported because they push the button and there’s an immediate response. Even in the case of a non-emergency, the presence of staff showing up to deescalate situations prevent those from becoming further escalated to an actual incident.

Due to the partnership with Brown & Brown, Zenith, and especially ROAR – (Be Well’s) Experience Mod has decreased by almost 50% which is incredible. It’s the lowest since 2015 and it is going to decrease again next year. This is heavily contributed to ROAR’s technology and its ability to deter workplace violence.

ROAR was chosen because it was more accurate and less expensive than other products on the market.

It’s a benefit to clients. Knowing ROAR is there influences families as to where they should send their relative who has a medical or psychiatric need.

So much of the work is prevention. Having these devices is like having a big security guard popping out of nowhere. A mental health worker once told me a client was acting up and they pointed to their button and said, “You see this? Don’t make me do it.”

We implemented ROAR’s Panic Button Security Solution back in 2019 to safeguard our staff, and we’re delighted that we took action before the outbreak of COVID. The solution has enabled our Security team to enlist our employees as additional “eyes and ears,” and we’ve also discovered a surprising benefit in it aiding our guests as well. Our staff has used the buttons to de-escalate arguments, stop domestic disputes, and ensure that they can focus on their tasks rather than deal with guests who are using drugs or homeless individuals attempting to enter our rooms.

Based on my experiences with other solutions, this is one of the best. The beacons appear small, and because they’re battery operated, we can place them in discrete locations. The panic buttons are elegant, and I appreciate that it’s designed to prevent false alarms.

Working with your team to implement this system for our hotel has been an amazing experience. I am so glad to be part of the ROAR  family.

We chose to work with ROAR because they understand the challenges faced by management and users. We want the employees to know that we have selected a staff safety system which we believe in. After reviewing several systems available, we believe that ROAR offers the best technology at the best price. ROAR has continued to match these offerings by providing exceptional service to our hotels.

Our experience with ROAR has been perfect from the beginning! Every representative we have worked with from installation to tech support to billing has always gone above and beyond to assist our resort. The staff is always friendly and dedicates their time to us.

ROAR has strengthened trust across our team. Staff members feel confident that when they press their ROAR Alert Device, support will arrive swiftly. This reassurance has not only fostered a culture of trust but also inspired plans to expand ROAR’s coverage to additional areas, including trail spaces and the PHP building.

We’ve got a large parking lot property and we have had multiple instances where staff have really been able to use their panic button to call for help. They use their panic button because when somebody ‘walkie-talkie’d’ and was sent to the wrong location. The panic button is definitely accurate in terms of being able to pinpoint where that person is.

I initially saw ROAR as a tool for managing staff/patient interactions but quickly found an unexpected benefit: peace of mind during challenging HR meetings. With my ROAR Alert Device on, I feel secure even in difficult situations and especially grateful for ROAR’s coverage of outdoor areas.

Our staff has felt more supported because they push the button and there’s an immediate response. Even in the case of a non-emergency, the presence of staff showing up to deescalate situations prevent those from becoming further escalated to an actual incident.

Due to the partnership with Brown & Brown, Zenith, and especially ROAR – (Be Well’s) Experience Mod has decreased by almost 50% which is incredible. It’s the lowest since 2015 and it is going to decrease again next year. This is heavily contributed to ROAR’s technology and its ability to deter workplace violence.

ROAR was chosen because it was more accurate and less expensive than other products on the market.

It’s a benefit to clients. Knowing ROAR is there influences families as to where they should send their relative who has a medical or psychiatric need.

So much of the work is prevention. Having these devices is like having a big security guard popping out of nowhere. A mental health worker once told me a client was acting up and they pointed to their button and said, “You see this? Don’t make me do it.”

We implemented ROAR’s Panic Button Security Solution back in 2019 to safeguard our staff, and we’re delighted that we took action before the outbreak of COVID. The solution has enabled our Security team to enlist our employees as additional “eyes and ears,” and we’ve also discovered a surprising benefit in it aiding our guests as well. Our staff has used the buttons to de-escalate arguments, stop domestic disputes, and ensure that they can focus on their tasks rather than deal with guests who are using drugs or homeless individuals attempting to enter our rooms.