Home sensors for seniors?
I'm looking for information on remotely monitoring my MIL. She is in her 80s and lives alone 350 miles from us. She is in very good health, but we're afraid she might fall or something and nobody will...
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path1 wrote:The range thing is for the distance between the hub and the sensors. The hub sends the information to the internet and can then be viewed remotely by smartphone or computer.
Did you notice?Range...Up to 100 ft indoor
My Mom's (can't remember the name of the gadget) wouldn't work as advertised.
We finally ended up with a phone that she carried in a case around her neck. So she could call 911 herself or talk with friends.
Everybody's different and some things are a hard decisions. We found the phone option best for our situation. Yes, (painfully slow) learning curve if she hasn't been exposed to a med app or receiving medical report as text message.
But hay, thanks for thinking about MOM. You only get one.
robsouth wrote:There are other neighbors and relatives we could call - but if we did call 911 we know the garage code to get them in.
If you have a "device" or "phone" to call 911, how do they gain entrance once they arrive with no one to let them in?
Thanks for the replies!
