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AARP recently featured Electronic Caregiver in an article. I would be pleased to answer any questions you may have. 

 • Electronic Caregiver's Premier, what the company calls a “mobile security and care support system,” is a wrist device that includes activity monitoring; an emergency button; a GPS locator to make the system useful to more than homebound clients; and medication reminders.

It's linked to a Family Caregiver App to keep loved ones in the loop. The device is free with a monthly subscription that costs $40 to $60 a month, depending on the level of monitoring.

CHRISTINA IANZITO, AARP

Electronic Caregiver's Premier wrist device includes a GPS tracker.

The Las Cruces, New Mexico-based company's president, Joseph Baffoe, says that unlike the 30-year-old, reactive medical alert systems ("I've fallen, and I can't get up!"), “this is predictive and preventive. That's the future of health care."


I would love to answer all of your questions to find the right protection/monitoring system for your loved one, mom, dad, child, adult and friends. 

Terry 

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