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How
Patient Down system works...

Frequently
Asked Questions
Can
I install this myself?
Yes! The PERS units
are very easy to install.
1. Plug PERS unit in to power outlet
2. Plug PERS unit into telephone jack
3. Plug phone into PERS unit
Sets up like a
standard answering machine.
What happens
when the user falls down?
1. Belt Clip device
detects fall, or the user can press the button for help, even
if they have not fallen
2. Signal is sent to base unit in home
3. Base unit calls monitoring center
4. Two way communication between the base unit and the monitoring
center is attempted
5. Monitoring center then calls anyone on the contact list
and/or emergency services
Who gets
notified:
When the client
is first setup with the system, a Client
Information Profile will be completed. The profile will
contain the information of anyone on the contact list. This
includes the:
Name:
Relationship:
Keyholder: Yes No
Home:
Work:
Cell:
Pager:
If none of the
contacts can be reached, emergency services in their area
will be dispatched.
The Client Profile
will also include information about the clients medical conditions,
allergies, prescribed medications, doctors information and
any special instructions.
Is the monitoring center available 24/7?
Yes. The monitoring
center is 24/7, including holidays.
Does the
unit still work if the phone is being used?
Yes. The unit will
disconnect the call and dial the monitoring center.
Can I use
it in the shower?
Yes. The transmitters
are waterproof.
Will it break
if I drop it?
No. The transmitters
are very strong and can withstand being dropped.
How long
do the batteries last?
The batteries will
normally last 1 year.
Local emergency
numbers?
The In-Touch monitoring
center has a current database of all emergency services for
every area in the United States.
Will the
unit work in my area?
The unit will work
in all areas that have telephone service.
How often
am I billed?
The initial fee
of the PERS units include the first 2 months of service. After
that, the clients credit card will be billed once a month.
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