Automatic nighttime lighting
Maria lights the way the moment she gets out of bed at night — and lets family know if it looks like she’s fallen.*
The $99 Lighting Package

How It Works
The Hub mounts to the bed frame near the headboard and drives the light strip underneath. The same Hub notices when she gets up — and when something doesn’t look right.
Maria Hub
Mounted to the bed frame near the headboard. Illustrative installation.
If she gets up and doesn’t come back to bed within the expected time, Maria sends an alert.
Maria analyzes floor vibration for a pattern consistent with a fall.
Patent-pending. Maria learns each senior’s nighttime routine, including how long she’s usually away from bed. Alerts indicate a possible fall and need a working internet connection. Maria covers the bedroom; it is not whole-home fall detection.
An Unanswered Crisis
More Americans 65+ now die from falls than Americans of all ages die in traffic crashes. Even adjusted for age, the fall death rate more than doubled from 1999 to 2020.
U.S. deaths per year
Senior fall deaths quadrupled — and now outnumber traffic deaths for all ages combined.
of falls in SafelyYou’s data happened between 8 pm and 9 am — the hours when a pendant or watch is most likely on the nightstand.
SafelyYou, 2021: over 7,000 detected fall events; not all U.S. senior falls.Sources: CDC/NCHS (unintentional fall deaths, age 65+); NHTSA FARS (traffic deaths, all ages); JAMA (age-adjusted fall mortality, 1999–2020); SafelyYou.
Why So Many Say No
Caregivers tell the same story: Mom or Dad won’t wear the pendant. Maria leads with lighting the senior values, and includes caregiver fall alerts.
| Why seniors say no | How Maria responds |
|---|---|
| “I don’t need it”49% cite no health concerns | Nightly value: automatic under-bed lighting — a bedroom upgrade she can enjoy. |
| “I’m not old enough”32% don’t feel old enough | A discreet bedroom upgrade. No pendant, watch, camera or microphone. |
| Wearing it consistentlyOnly 18% of users always wear or carry it | The Hub works in the background. Nothing to put on or remember to wear. |
| Recurring cost23% cite cost | $99 lighting package, no mandatory subscription. Caregiver fall alerts included, with her permission. |
Survey figures: The Senior List, 2026. Need, identity and cost figures describe non-users.
Upfront and Ongoing Costs
Maria combines automatic lighting and included caregiver fall alerts for a one-time $99.
| Product | Upfront | Monthly | 3 years | Alert response / everyday use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maria lighting package | $99 | $0 | $99 | Included caregiver fall alerts* Automatic under-bed lighting |
| Bay Alarm SOS Home Cellular + fall pendant | $30 | $44.95 | $1,648 | 24/7 professional monitoring Fall pendant must be worn |
| Bay Alarm SOS Smartwatch with fall detection | $199 | $49.95 | $1,997 | 24/7 professional monitoring Watch must be worn and charged |
| Apple Watch SE 3 (GPS) | From $249 | $0 alert fee | From $249 | Emergency contacts after SOS Watch must be worn and charged; compatible iPhone required |
3 years = equipment + 36 monthly payments, rounded; excludes tax, shipping, promotions and connectivity. Bay Alarm prices include fall detection. Competitor prices checked November 12, 2026. Maria does not include 24/7 professional monitoring.
Pricing
Buy the lighting package once. Add Maria Insights only if you want more.
$99 one-time
No monthly fee
$19.95/month, optional
Everything in the lighting package, plus:
Lighting and caregiver fall alerts stay included — without a paid subscription.
Activity sensors are a separate one-time purchase: $99 per four-sensor pack. Pricing is planned.
Wherever You’re Starting From
A bedroom upgrade on your terms — nothing to wear, and no one else has to know it’s there.
Read more For FamiliesHow to bring it up gently — and why lighting is an easier conversation than a pendant.
Read more How It WorksInstalling the Hub and light strip, and how Maria notices a possible fall.
Read moreFor Professionals
Grab bars and better lighting are already on your checklist. Maria adds automatic under-bed lighting with included caregiver fall alerts, installed in the same visit.
Talk to us about installing MariaFor clients who won’t wear a pendant, Maria offers nighttime lighting and caregiver fall alerts for a one-time $99 — no new monthly bill for the family.
Talk to us about your agencyQuestions
The Maria Hub, a 6-meter LED light strip, a USB-C cable and a 5V/3A power adapter. The Hub mounts to the bed frame near the headboard and the strip goes underneath, so a warm light comes on when she gets up at night.
No. The lighting and caregiver fall alerts are included for a one-time $99. Maria Insights is an optional $19.95/month plan for families who want more, such as activity sensors on the toilet, walker, fridge and front door.
No. There’s no pendant or watch. The Hub plugs into the wall and works in the background.
From the bed frame, Maria looks for two signs: she got out of bed and didn’t return in the expected time, or the floor carried a vibration pattern consistent with a fall. Either one sends a possible-fall alert to the family caregivers she has agreed to. Maria’s fall detection is patent-pending and still being validated.
Yes. The under-bed lighting works offline. Caregiver fall alerts need a working home internet connection.
No. Maria doesn’t include 24/7 professional monitoring, and alerts go to family caregivers, not a call center or 911. Emergency escalation is being evaluated for the optional Maria Insights plan.
No. Maria focuses on the bedroom, where many nighttime falls begin. It is not whole-home fall detection. Optional activity sensors with Maria Insights add context from the toilet, walker, fridge and front door.
Never. Maria senses motion and vibration from the bed frame. Nothing is seen, heard or recorded.
She does. Caregiver fall alerts are set up with the senior’s agreement.
No. Maria is a home lighting and safety product. It isn’t a substitute for medical care or for calling 911 in an emergency.
Automatic nighttime lighting, with caregiver fall alerts included. No wearable. No mandatory subscription.