Medical Alert Systems Kenora, Ontario

Medical alert systems work by setting off a signal which will send out a signal to monitoring systems. The call can go to family, caregivers, as well as an emergency response team. The situation will be examined, and medical workers can possibly be dispatched if required.

There are some medical alert systems that include wireless voice, data, and also GPS technology. This allows for monitoring in real-time, location positioning, and also provide fast emergency services when needed.

Medical alert systems have a button that can be pushed when help is required. Pressing the button will send out a signal out to a 24-hour emergency contact centre. An agent will answer the call while being able to observe the user’s medical background and a list of emergency contacts. The help switch may be worn by the person either on the wrist or as a pendant. The switches are usually waterproof to ensure that they can even be used in the shower.

GPS advances (Global Positioning System) permits the agent to identify the specific location of the user. This gives added security for the individual who might be away from the house when support is required.

Some systems even include automatic fall detection. The switch can detect a fall then activate the emergency call.

In short:

• The customer presses the pendant or emergency fall button
• Details is transferred to the emergency call station
• An operator will establish 2-way communication to see if support is needed
• Based on the need, an agent will contact a member of the family, health worker, or emergency service