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Always Connected Care Promotes others in the Care Community to Complete the Circle of Care

 Dear healthcare professional,

I’m contacting you because I would like to promote your business.

My name is Terry Scott and I am the Connected Care Coordinator for the Twin Ports area and advocate for all safety concerns for every age of our community citizens, but mostly the senior population in the prevention of falls. The CDC states that "falls" are common and costly, especially among Americans age 65 and older. Plus, every second of every day, an older adult (age 65+) suffers a fall in the U.S.—making falls the leading cause of injury and injury death in this age group.

I am a Master Care Partner (MCP) with Electronic Caregiver®, one of the fastest-growing health and safety monitoring companies in the U.S. "Electronic Caregiver® is focused on developing and participating in research efforts that support improved outcomes across the healthcare continuum, especially in medical alert systems and fall alert. Working closely with doctors, providers, and caregivers by educating, installing, and servicing these emergency response systems, I am rubbing elbows with those who must know about you and how your business plays an important role in the circle of care.

It costs you nothing for me to recommend your business in my weekly fall consultations, but I always welcome any referrals you may send my way.

Complete the contact form on this page to let me know of your interest and I will be in touch with you soon.

Also, visit our Facebook page and post “feel good” posts as often as you like. You can also publish promotional posts on Mondays and Fridays.

I look forward to recommending your business to Twin Ports Circle of Care.

Sincerely,

Terry Scott MCP with ECG

www.AlwaysConnectedCare.com

 

 

Our mission is to create the safest, healthiest communities in the world!

Support for caregivers, better outcomes, and security for the aging and those with chronic conditions.

I’ve contacted you because your business serves the health community. We are looking for others who offer the following products and services. Who would you say we should invite to the Circle of Care? Would you kindly tell them about us?

 Physicians, therapists, social workers, psychiatrists, building maintenance workers and administrative clerks

 Nurses, psychiatrists, home health aides

 Dentists, dental assistants, administrative clerks and dental hygienists

 Home health and personal aids/assistants

 Health practitioners, physical therapists, chiropractors, optometrists, psychologists and occupational therapists

 Outpatient care centers, substance abuse rehab centers, mental health rehab centers and emergency health clinics

 Ambulance drivers, EMTs (Emergency Medical Technicians), paramedics and attendants

 Radiologists, medical assistants, surgical equipment preparers and medical transcription specialists

 Ear doctors, hearing clinics

 Eye doctors, clinics

 Diabetic equipment, shoes

 Medical Equipment supplier

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