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 According to the CDC, 6 out of 10 Adults living in the US have a chronic illness. 4 out of 10 have two or more. Remote patient monitoring can allow those living with chronic illness to experience greater freedom and independence.

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Living With Chronic Illness

While a high percentage of Americans suffer from a chronic disease due to lifestyle factors (think heart disease, hypertension, diabetes) there are many who face a daily struggle with chronic illness that we may be less aware of. 

What is the difference between a chronic disease and a chronic illness? The terms may seem the same. However, a chronic illness is a long-term health condition that may not have a cure. While chronic illness can be managed, it can also prevent someone from working, doing typical daily tasks, traveling, and spending time with friends and family. 

What Is A Chronic Illness?

Some examples of chronic illnesses include:

·         Asthma

·         Alzheimer’s Disease/Dementia

·         Crohn’s Disease

·         Chronic Fatigue (also known as ME)

·         Epilepsy

·         Meniere’s Disease

·         Multiple Sclerosis

·         Parkinson’s Disease

Chronic illness can be as emotionally and physically draining as a disease diagnosis like cancer or diabetes. It can be overwhelming to manage day-to-day. Often, chronic illness is misunderstood. Additionally, if the person suffering is younger, there’s the management of education and support of your child and school staff, along with managing the condition itself. 

Living with Chronic Illness

In addition to understanding the initial diagnosis, those who have a long-term illness have to learn to live with any ongoing physical effects. Because the effects of chronic illness can come and go (i.e. “flare up”) those who have an illness may be more hesitant to talk about it. Rather, they’ll just opt out or cancel plans. There are a range of emotions that can accompany learning to live with these illnesses—including fear, depression, and anger or frustration. 

Caring for one’s mental health is just as important as caring for one’s physical health. Seeking out support from friends and family can help. So can support groups. Some people feel better talking to a doctor about the “what ifs” of their condition, and creating an action plan if those situations arise. 

Still, a big fear for many is, “Will I lose my freedom and independence?” 

Independence and Chronic Illness

While the type and severity of symptoms are unique to each person, some who suffer from these conditions may find that they feel limited as to what they can do or where they are able to go.

Additionally, some may start to feel dependent on others, which brings discomfort. While it’s lovely to have help, a big part of maintaining independence is doing oneself.

Remote patient monitoring can allow those living with chronic illness to experience greater freedom and independence. For instance, instead of having a family member get prescriptions and reminding the person to take them, they can receive their own reminder to get your meds out. They can keep access to all your medical records and schedule their own appointments. These may seem like small things, but self-management and agency in decision making are keys to independence with chronic illness.

Additionally, friends and family may be willing to “let go” a bit if they are receiving coordinated communication through an app. This can help bring a little more freedom each day, allowing the individual to get some time alone (and for others to feel like they can leave the house, too!)

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For those who want to work, go to school, and travel, a wearable system can be a boost to independence as well. 

Illitzy Barraza is a young mother with epilepsy. She has the ECG Premier, a 24/7 mobile security and care support system that provides access to help at the touch of a wrist pendant. 

“My initial thought was ‘I’m too young for this,’ but I wasn’t,” Barraza says. “I’m not too young for it, and nobody’s too young for this system. I felt safer immediately when I started using it and knowing how it works and knowing that I could be protected anywhere.”

Barraza works with us at Electronic Caregiver and is raising a young family. With 24/7 emergency response, geolocation, activity monitoring and access to a physician at any time, she can feel the freedom to live a full life with her chronic condition.

For those who might need to stay closer to home, the Premiere or our Pro Health system provide greater peace of mind when living with a chronic illness. Whether someone lives alone or not, 24/7 remote patient monitoring allows for greater independence by providing connected care in real time. 

Are you ready to discover which of our remote patient monitoring systems can help you manage your chronic illness? Throughout the month of July, we’re offering 10% off the monthly monitoring fee (use code FREEDOM) for the Premier, Pro Health, and 4200 series products. A free camo wrist pendant is included with Premier and Pro Health orders. Please use the contact form on this page today to learn more.

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Be safe. Be happy. Terry 

 

Our employers are getting hit with $32Billion every year in lost production. Employees who are caregivers ...

Dear business owner,

American corporations are losing $32.6 billion per year

from full-time workers doubling as caregivers.

Hello, I’m Terry Scott with Always Connected Care, right here in the Twin Ports area. Our mission is to make our community safer and healthier and I can use your help, and I’ll pay you for it.

It’s just about our mission and purpose; it’s also how we create more security, convenience, better health, longer life, quality of life, and 24/7 protection. I help people to have “urgent care in their hand” and owning an “anti-aging device”.

Our employers are getting hit with $32Billion every year in lost production. Employees who are caregivers to children and parents at home have distractions that they bring and try to manage while at work, their life needs impair their production. This is happening across America with over 43 million informal, nonpaid caregivers who are trying to work a job, pay their own bills, taking out a second on their home, running up debt, running up credit cards, burning through savings, stressed out of their mind, suffering their own physical health impairments because of the intense stress. I can personally testify to this; the stress is unimaginable when this stress comes from this.

In a world with so many chronically ill (including the youth), so many at-risk and so much unease and mental illness and danger and violence in the world virtually everyone is at risk…

Let me help you to help your employees. I am like your employee who will “work” for you without being paid. I and Electronic Caregiver do all the work. You can refer employees to me and I will work with them after hours to process everything. Your company or a referring employee receives a $50 referral fee. Or you can choose to subsidize this service as part of your benefits package. Think of the 43 million informal, nonpaid caregivers who are looking for a caring employer who understands their needs. Again, we do the work and your company simply pays part of or the entire program for your employee.

There are several ways that together that you, I, and Electronic Caregiver can help you retain a better, safe, healthier, and happier workplace.

Call me. Let’s talk about it.

Terry Scott, MCP with Electronic Caregiver

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Everyone really is "at-risk". However, everyone can now be "at-possibility". Let me show you how. Click on the image below. 

 

One slip, one fall, one cut or injury could send you to the hospital; or worse.

One slip, one fall, one cut, or injury and you could be off to the hospital if you're able to reach a phone. However, this may not be the case. If someone gets injured and slips in to shock then simple tasks become impossible tasks. Countless times we've seen people doing basic tasks that can result in a number of issues such as loss of balance or even cutting themselves while preparing meals. While an abundance of caution can help, accidents still happen.

 

The Premier system is built for these exact scenarios. No issue is too small or too big that an emergency response plan won't be a benefit. Plus, don’t forget we offer a referral fee for helping to save a life.

 

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Please contact, Terry Scott - Master Care Partner with Electronic Caregiver for answers to your questions. 

Electronic Caregiver (ECG) provides quality home health protection and emergency coverage for the ill, aging, and disabled. Having the Electronic Caregiver also offers the safety for users to be anywhere and stay protected. With the support of the ECG's modern technology, family caregivers and their loved ones can be comforted to live better lives.

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