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braclets and or sensors
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| HARRYLEHMANHORSELOGGING 2005-04-26, 10:56 pm |
| anyone have experience with some kind of bracelet or collar that an AD
patient could wear that would send off a signal if they go too far?
links? or info? TIA,best wishes to you all.
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| Dennis P. Harris 2005-04-27, 8:52 am |
| On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 12:45:56 GMT in alt.support.alzheimers,
"Evelyn Ruut" <mama-lionsox@hvc.rr.com> wrote:
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> That is what went through my mind too. Hopefully there are caregivers who
> know how to manage present at all times. Those automatic systems should
> never be the only thing in place.
the systems i've seen used here can be opened by anyone NOT
wearing the bracelet/pendant/watch/pin. they also usually have
overrides with a regular door key or a number keypad.
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| Just bumping this -- does anyone have experience with the wandercare
unit (or a similiar unit, the caretrak 100?) Would the orginal poster
mind sharing feedback about what they think of it after they looked
into it? I would like some kind of feedback and ideas on it's
strengths and weaknesses before I buy it, so if you are also evaluating
it I (& others perhpas) would appreciate you sharing your thoghts
publically, maybe there is somethign you've thought of that I haven't.
Thanks.
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M wrote:
> Just bumping this -- does anyone have experience with the wandercare
> unit (or a similiar unit, the caretrak 100?) Would the orginal poster
> mind sharing feedback about what they think of it after they looked
> into it? I would like some kind of feedback and ideas on it's
> strengths and weaknesses before I buy it, so if you are also evaluating
> it I (& others perhpas) would appreciate you sharing your thoghts
> publically, maybe there is somethign you've thought of that I haven't.
> Thanks.
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