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Life Saving Features For Everyday Use

Peace Of Mind Protection

Our Story

Having parents with Alzheimer's and Dementia made simple tasks like grocery shopping or going to the mall filled with anxiety. Our dad liked to wander and we constantly had to make sure he was where we could see him. It's incredibly stressful, not knowing if he might wander off and struggle to find his way back. There had to be a simple solution; ensuring that even if he did get lost, we could easily find him and keep him safe.

We had these requirements:

A device that can be worn
Simple to use
Battery lasts at least 7 days

After not finding anything that worked we decided to create our own device.

3 Key Features

Our device had to have these key features

Location Tracking, Safe Zones and Fall Alerts

Saluswear GPS is a Tiny Attachable Device

At just 1" x 1.5" this tiny device has long battery life and great features to help caregivers

Location Tracking

Real-time location tracking helps you locate lost loved ones.

Safe Zones

Setup Safe Zones and get an alert when they leave the safe zone.

Step Count & Fall Alerts

Monitor and manage healthy activity on a daily basis and get alerts if the user happens to fall.

Saluswear GPS

At just 1" x 1.5" this tiny device has long battery life and great features to help caregivers

Location Tracking

People With Alzheimer's Wander

Being able to track them immediately when they wander-off is essential to finding them.

Fall Alerts

People With Alzheimer's And Dementia Fall

Older adults living with dementia have twice the risk of falling and three times the risk of incurring serious fall-related injuries, like fractures, compared to those without dementia.

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It is essential that they get the help they need if they fall. When the saluswear device detects a fall it will send a fall alert to all friends, family and caregivers that are on the pre-approved list of phone numbers to receive alerts.

Safe Zone

Your loved one needs to feel comfortable at home or at someone else's home and so does the caregiver. Safe Zones alert the caregiver or family members when their loved one leaves the Safe Zone.