In situations like this, Electronic Caregiver’s personal emergency response technology can be a lifesaver.

 

Dear ECG Care Partner, Two hikers became stranded after tumbling 150 feet down a hill, the Los Angeles Times recently reported. One of the hikers had lost his footing on an icy trail and began to slide. His friend tried to grab him and ended up coasting down the hill with him. One hiker slammed into a tree during the descent and was badly injured. Both lost their cell phones in the fall. The pair had no way to call for help, but luck was on their side. As one of the hikers was moving to a safer spot, he happened to come across someone else’s phone, which had been lost in the snow a few days ago. It had just enough charge left in it to dial 911. After the hikers were rescued, they learned that several others had fallen in the area that same week. The pair may have suffered far worse outcomes had they not found the cell phone. In situations like this, Electronic Caregiver’s personal emergency response technology can be a lifesaver. Electronic Caregiver’s Premier includes an emergency wrist pendant that contacts first responders with the touch of a button. The wrist pendant is water resistant and doesn’t require recharging, so you’re prepared for any situation that may arise. The Premier also comes with a pocket smart health device with geolocation to help first responders quickly locate the user’s location. Additionally, the device offers 24/7 physician-on-demand services, monitored medication management, and voice technology. With the Premier, you and your loved ones are always protected.  Let's talk about it! https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2021-12-23/the-hikers-had-no-way-to-call-911-until-they-found-another-hikers-cellphone "Many people who fall, even if they are not injured, develop a fear of falling. This fear may cause them to limit their activities, which leads to reduced mobility and loss of physical fitness, and in turn, increases their risk of falling." Don't let your loved one be one of the statistics! #falls #elderlycare #lovedones #safetyfirst #caregiver