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Advice for Caregivers
Medical alert systems provide you peace of mind while letting your loved ones remain independent and confident in their own home. It may be time to get a Personal Emergency Response System if your loved one:
- Is alone for extended periods of time during the course of a day
- Uses a mobility-assisting device such as a cane, walker, wheelchair, stair lift, etc.
- Requires assistance in performing two or more daily activities like dressing, bathing, toileting, meal preparation, etc.
- Is physically frail or often experiences weakness
- Has fallen down or felt anxious about falling in the past 12 months
- Has been hospitalized or visited the emergency room in the past 12 months
- Has a complex medication regimen
- Has one or more of the following chronic medical issues: arthritis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, heart disease, stroke, diabetes, osteoporosis or depression
- Wants to live independently
Benefits for your loved one:
- Decreased anxiety about living alone
- Reduced dependence on others
- Enhanced well-being and quality of life
- Easy to summon help; just push a button
- Ability to maintain control
- Quick assistance in the event of an emergency
- No language barriers
Benefits for you:
- 24-hour service, so we're there for your loved one when you can't be
- Less time away from your work
- Less anxiety from not being there for your loved one
- A constant link between you and your loved one at all times
- Quick intervention minimizes complications from accidents
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