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Nomo Smart Care

Answer first. Nomo Smart Care sells a camera-free sensor kit plus a monitoring subscription that alerts a family "care circle" on a detected fall, a pressed panic button, or a set period with no movement. Prices are published. Country of service, hosting and Canadian availability are not.

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Key facts

  • What it claims, in the vendor's words: "When a fall is detected, a panic button is pressed, or no movement is detected for a set period, Nomo instantly alerts the care circle by call, text, and push notification." (nomosmartcare.com, checked 2026-09-06).
  • Escalation: "If the alert is escalated, 24/7 emergency services will be dispatched to your loved one's home." (nomosmartcare.com, checked 2026-09-06). The dispatch provider is not named.
  • Privacy stance: "No cameras 100% privacy", and "The Nomo Smart Care system uses discreet sensors and AI to monitor daily routines and alert you to unusual activity. No cameras. No wearables. Just peace of mind." (nomosmartcare.com, checked 2026-09-06).
  • Optional wearables: "Panic buttons can be placed in high-risk areas like bathrooms, stairways, and beside the bed for added protection." A medical ID bracelet is sold separately (nomosmartcare.com, checked 2026-09-06).
  • Price: "$199.99 + $19.99/month subscription", "$19.99/month after your 30 day free trial", and an annual option at "$199.99/year", with "Free Shipping! 30-day Risk Free Trial." (nomosmartcare.com, checked 2026-09-06). The currency is not stated.

Attributes as published by the vendor

VendorNomo Smart Care
ProductNomo Essential Care Kit
Sensor typeHub, satellite motion sensors and tags; described by the vendor as "camera-free motion-sensing technology". The underlying sensing method is not further specified
CameraNo — "No cameras 100% privacy"
MicrophoneNot publicly stated
WearableNo for the core kit; optional panic buttons and a medical ID bracelet are sold separately
Fall-detection claim (vendor's words)"Automatic fall detection*" and "When a fall is detected, a panic button is pressed, or no movement is detected for a set period, Nomo instantly alerts the care circle by call, text, and push notification." — nomosmartcare.com, checked 2026-09-06
Hosting countryNot publicly stated
Available in CanadaNot publicly stated
Pricing model$199.99 for the Essential Care Kit plus $19.99 per month after a 30-day free trial, or $199.99 per year annually (15% saving); currency not stated on the page
Vendor pagehttps://nomosmartcare.com/
Version checkedNot publicly stated
Attributes checked2026-09-06
Sourcehttps://nomosmartcare.com/

Any row above reading “Not publicly stated” means we looked on the vendor’s own pages and did not find it stated. It is not a “no”, and nothing here is inferred.

Attributes

AttributeValueSourceChecked
Sensor type"camera-free motion-sensing technology"; hub, satellites and tagsnomosmartcare.com2026-09-06
CameraNonomosmartcare.com2026-09-06
MicrophoneNot publicly statednomosmartcare.com2026-09-06
WearableNo in the core kit; optional panic buttons and braceletnomosmartcare.com2026-09-06
Fall-detection claim"Automatic fall detection*"nomosmartcare.com2026-09-06
Hosting countryNot publicly statednomosmartcare.com2026-09-06
Canada availabilityNot publicly statednomosmartcare.com2026-09-06
Pricing model$199.99 kit + $19.99/month, or $199.99/year (currency not stated)nomosmartcare.com2026-09-06

What the company publishes

Nomo bundles three things a family usually has to assemble separately: sensors in the home, an app for the people who care about the person in it, and an escalation path to emergency services. The pitch is aimed squarely at the adult child who does not want a camera in a parent's living room and cannot get that parent to wear a pendant.

The alert logic, as described, is a union of three triggers: a detected fall, a pressed button, or no movement for a set period. Two of those three are reliable in the engineering sense. A button works when it is pressed. An absence of movement over a window is a robust signal, and it is the one that catches the case a pendant misses — someone on the floor who is conscious but cannot reach anything.

The first trigger is the one to ask about. "Automatic fall detection" carries an asterisk on Nomo's own page, which means there is a qualifying footnote; we could not retrieve its text and we do not guess at it. Nor does the site publish a sensing method, an accuracy rate or a false-alarm rate. A buyer should ask what physically detects the fall, what the asterisk says, and what happens on a false alarm at 3 a.m.

What we could not confirm

The site publishes prices and shipping terms but never names a country of service. There is no currency symbol qualifier, no shipping destination list, no mention of the United States or Canada in service terms, and no stated data hosting location. The emergency dispatch arrangement is described but the provider is not named, which matters, because dispatch to a Canadian address requires a Canadian arrangement.

In the compare table Nomo sits in the "Canadian availability not confirmed" group.

Frequently asked questions

Does Nomo use cameras?

No. Its site states "No cameras 100% privacy" and describes "camera-free motion-sensing technology".

Does anyone have to wear anything?

Not for the core system. Panic buttons are placed in rooms rather than worn, and a medical ID bracelet is an optional separate purchase.

How does the fall detection work?

Not publicly stated. Nomo says the system offers "Automatic fall detection*" but does not publish the sensing method, an accuracy figure or a false-alarm rate, and the asterisked footnote was not retrievable on the page we checked.

Is Nomo available in Canada?

Not publicly stated. The site advertises free shipping and a 30-day trial but names no country of service.

Where WalledCare fits

WalledCare, made by the publisher of this directory, is the sensor layer only, and it makes a narrower claim than Nomo. It is a camera-free millimetre-wave radar room sensor that reports presence, movement, prolonged stillness and prolonged inactivity, room by room. It does not detect falls, does not measure breathing, and is not a medical device, and it does not dispatch emergency services. Families who want a bundled monitoring service with a dispatch path are describing a different product.

Sources

  • Nomo Smart Care, company website, nomosmartcare.com — alert logic, fall wording, camera and wearable statements, pricing and shipping terms, absence of a stated country of service. Checked 2026-09-06.
Published Last reviewed By Moneli Automation editorialNext review 6 March 2027