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Meditrac GPS bracelet/GPS Watch is a tracking unit for Dementia or Alzheimer’s sufferers.
The unit has a rechargeable battery life of 30 days and will alert the guardian or care worked if the wearer wanders from their home. The bracelet has been designed so that Alzheimer's and Dementia sufferers can monitors by their relatives or guardian.
In the event that the patient should wander they can be easily and quickly located by the care worker, guardian or relative. The simple and easy to use MediTrac web site will show the location of the bracelet and the wearer on a Google map.
Each MediTrac bracelet has its own log in details and this will also display other patient information via the mapping website. The bracelet is waterproof and can be locked so as to prevent unauthorized removal.
The GPS bracelet can detect if the wearer has a fall and if they have not been moving for a preset period of time. The alerts to the guardian, care worker or relative can be sent by email or SMS text. The system can also be monitored by a professional call centre who can alert neighbours or appropriate services.
The GPS bracelet has a Bluetooth facility so that it can link to the ‘Life Harness’. The Life harness is worn around the chest and it’s sensors will send ECG (Heart Rate) and respiratory information to the Meditrac GPS bracelet where all the information will be transmitted to the Meditrac web site and health portal. The complete system can report all the vital life signs a doctor would need to assess a patient remotely. This will be vital in post operative care, Clinical Trials and enabling hospital patients to return home quickly.
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