EARStm

I don't understand with over 16 million Americans over the age of 65, why these little inexpensive devises haven’t penetrated the US market more than they have already. With just a little over 1 million in service, emergency responder devices have more bang for the buck than any other home care technology available … period. These life saving devices should be standard protocol for everyone frail or over the age of 70 and still living at home. And now they are available with built in reminder capability for taking medications.
It is so sad to hear about anyone suffering from a fall and then becoming incapacitated for hours when this simple devise (emergency alert and response system) could have reduced the pain and suffering (as well as long term damage) by allowing the user to summon help just by pushing their pendant. When time is of the essence nothing beats having an emergency response system in the home.
I was wondering how many people reading this blog have had to deal with aging parent(s) at home. And if you are having trouble convincing your older loved one to accept a device like this in their home.
It can all be challenge but … I can help. Write down your problem/issue and I’ll see if I can help!

Barry G. Shoor, President
Personal Response Corp.