SafeLinQ · Skilled Nursing Facilities

Fall Exposure Model

Every figure below carries its origin. Nothing on this screen claims a result for SafeLinQ. The model shows what a facility's resident fall exposure is worth, and what reduction that facility would have to achieve for the subscription to pay for itself. The reduction is the visitor's number to judge, not ours to assert.

v3 | August 6, 2026 | Resident falls only
Published source This facility's filed data Industry benchmark, not public A number you set Published source means a document that can be named and handed over on request. This facility's filed data means a figure the facility itself submitted and that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services publishes. Industry benchmark, not public means a paid actuarial benchmark that cannot be produced on the floor. A number you set has no source behind it and is excluded from the sourced position.
Fill from the federal record
Type the building. Name, certification number, beds, occupancy, state and this facility's own falls measure are filled from published data, so the placeholder never reaches the screen.
Facility
Sets the liability severity multiplier.3
How injury frequency is derived
Preferred. Uses the facility's published rate for residents with a fall causing major injury.
Fallback when the facility's own measure is not to hand.
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality states approximately half of the 1.6 million residents in United States nursing facilities fall annually.1
Same source: one in every 10 residents who fall has a serious related injury.1
Liability severity
The benchmark table carries three columns. Claims with indemnity is the middle figure and the one used previously.3
Leave at zero to use the state figure from the table. Enter a number to replace it with the facility's own carrier data.
Investment
Cost derived, not occupancy dependent.
Sourced position
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Residents with a major injury fall, per year
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Annual exposure
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Year one investment
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Reduction needed to break even
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How to say this on the floor. Read the first three figures, then stop on the fourth. The question is not whether we can promise a number. The question is whether the reduction in the fourth box is one this building thinks is reachable. If it is, the arithmetic is already done. If it is not, we should not be talking about a subscription.

Exposure

Resident falls only
Average daily censusYou setCertified beds at the occupancy you set
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Residents with a fall causing major injury, per year
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National baseline severity per claimBenchmark3·
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State multiplierBenchmark3·
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Severity at this location·
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Annual fall exposureAssumes every major injury fall becomes a paid liability claim, so this is an upper bound. Say that before you are asked.
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Investment

Contract terms
Monthly·
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Annual subscription
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Per bed dayThe same price expressed per day. It is not an alternative basis and it is not a per resident price.
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Implementation, one time
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Year one total
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Break even

No claim made
Annual fall exposure
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Year one investment
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Reduction in major injury falls needed to break even in year one
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Expressed as residentsHow many fewer residents would have to suffer a major injury fall in a year
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Break even from year twoSubscription only, implementation already recovered
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A number you choose, not a number we claim
SafeLinQ makes no published claim about how far fall injury falls. If a visitor wants to see the arithmetic at a level they believe, enter it here. Anything below this line is theirs, not ours, and it is excluded from the sourced position above.
Leave at zero to keep this block empty.
Exposure reduced at that levelYou set
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Less year one investment
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Year one net at that levelYou set
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Return on year one investment
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Days to recover year one investment
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