Hill-rom Company, Inc.

Robert T Duke

Eugene E Osborne

Thomas E Scott

Steven P Sable

Bonnie R Dick

Chas Taverner

An incontinence detection device comprising a pad with a plurality of circuits. The circuit conductors are spaced on the pad, with each of the circuits defining a linear dimension across a respective pair of the circuit conductors. The linear dimension has a correlation to a predetermined liquid volume of an incontinent event desired to be detected. A controller applies voltage from a power source to and checks continuity of the spaced circuits and totals the circuits. The controller indicates to a care provider that an incontinent event has occurred at a certain minimum liquid volume.

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Milford, OH, United States of America

Robert T Duke