The Sensor Light can be directly distributed to providing facilities such as nursing homes, in which it can be used to increase the level of care and protection that these establishments provide.

Of the 2.487 million home healthcare recipients, 72.2 percent are senior citizens, 87.5 percent of whom require mobility assistance devices in their personal transport. The Sensor Light can allow these facilities to improve the protection they provide to their patients, and this improved safety can actually reduce the risk and liability of these establishments.

The Sensor Light can offer its security provisions to hospitals and their patients, especially due to the high frequency of patients with mobility impairments during their hospital stay periods.

(Please note that psychiatric hospitals are not included in this total.)

Mobility and vision problems grow in occurrence along with one’s growth in age. This is evidenced by the fact that 80 percent of Americans ages 65 years and older report inability to independently perform basic tasks within their homes. Because this age group is more likely to be impeded by such problems that can require the assistance of the Sensor Light, than a primary target market can be identified within this age group.

Over 5 million households in the United States include secondary residents of senior citizen ages that have disabilities. These disabled seniors are minded and cared for by the principal residents of these households.

Moreover, 42 percent of these particular households have stated needs to and desires for home modifications to better assist these disabled senior citizens and to help prevent their injuries due to their impairments.

Disabled citizens can use the Sensor Light to revitalize, maintain and improve their independence, regardless of the status of assistance they require.