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Over 95% of seniors want to remain independent and living in their own home. But doing so safely can be a challenge, particularly if a senior lives alone or has medical concerns. Family members, even if living nearby, cannot be there or “on call” all the time.

A QuietCare system provides 24/7 coverage that helps maintain safe, independent living. Quietcare identifies developing health problems and alerts for potential emergencies by detecting changes in key behaviors. These changes are tracked through QuietCarer’s patented, proven technology.

For the first time, there is a choice...

Choose Maintaining Well Being

QuietCare observes a senior’s normal patterns of daily living key to their well being, without intruding on privacy.

· Did Dad get up and out of bed this morning?

· Is there a possibility that Mom has fallen in the bathroom?

· Is Dad preparing his meals regularly? Has he remembered to take his medications?

· Is Mom sleeping well?

· Is Dad getting less active during the day?

· Is Mom’s home too hot or cold?

Choose Peace Of Mind

If you are a senior living alone, QuietCare makes it much easier to stay “safe at home”. With QuietCare, you can go about your daily activities, enjoying your independence. Yet you are assured that when help is needed, it will be on the way, even if you cannot call for assistance.

How QuietCare Works

In the home, QuietCare’s sensors report activity from the key areas such as the bedroom, bathroom and kitchen. No cameras are used, preserving privacy, and no action by the senior is required.

On your PC, you can view QuietCare’s activity reports and alerts on a secure, password-protected Web site available at any time. Easy-to-scan screens identify morning wakeup, potential bathroom falls, medication handling, meal preparation, sleep habits, overall activity levels and home temperature.

A summary and assessment of activities key to well being.

Green lights indicate safe situations.

Yellow lights indicate changes in behavior which may require further investigation.

Red lights indicate a possible emergency. This senior should be contacted immediately.