DignaCare sensor-based incontinence care

Published 29 October 2025; updated 23 March 2026; 2-minute read. DignaCare is a reusable, non-invasive, CE-marked sensor that attaches to the outside of a diaper. It detects wetness and sends caregivers app alerts when a change is needed, supporting care based on a person’s needs instead of fixed schedules. SensCom says the device can improve dignity, reduce sleep interruptions and unnecessary interventions, and ease physical strain and stress for care staff.

The page says municipalities can reduce diaper changes, laundry and resource use. Lower consumption of disposable diapers, water, energy and detergents is presented as reducing climate impact. DignaCare is in use in Norway and Sweden; the company is developing predictive alerts. A testimonial from an Oslo nursing-home manager says it improved residents’ sleep and let staff focus on more meaningful care tasks.

Availability shown: Americas and Europe. Categories: health and life science / medtech, and technology / IoT. Linked UN SDGs: 3 and 8. Public contact: Lindis Vinje, Sales Manager, lindis@senscom.no. Company: SENSCOM AS, Ensjøveien 12 D, 0655 Oslo, Norway; dignacare.com/en.

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