Is hearing a problem for you?

Many of our clients have hearing issues; not a real surprise as over 30% of 65+ year-olds have measurable hearing loss. While they can be reassured when receiving an emergency help button, they become uneasy when they have difficulty understanding the Call Center operator’s voice. Many of our personal medical alarm clients are initially troubled [...]

so what’s new for 2011

So many things are hopping around, looking for daylight, in the senior home technology field. A few things for you to watch for: Cell phone manufacturers are paying attention to the senior market after all. The Jitterbug and others continue to evolve in ways that make sense for the senior user; larger buttons and louder [...]

A recent letter from a client’s daughter…

It’s always exciting to know first-hand when your company really hits the mark. Here are a few comments from a recent letter sent to us by Marianne, a client’s daughter: “SafeCall saved my mother a night of excruciating pain the night she fell. You provide an awesome service. They (SafeCall’s operators) treat you like family. [...]

Health Fair this week

SafeCall will be at the Calvary Church Health Expo on September 30, 2010.

Technology vs. human touch

There is healthy skepticism over the role of technology in serving our aging loved ones. Let’s not confuse technology with human connections.

Visit Seniors Helping Seniors booth-Grand Rapids Women’s Expo

SafeCall will partner with the Grand Rapids office of Seniors Helping Seniors…

Ten Tips for Home Medical Alarms

Ten Tips to help you understand the value of home medical alarms.

The caregiver’s life is unlike anything else.

SafeCall works with family caregivers in western Michigan as a provider of home medical alarms; emergency response services and automated medication dispensers are the primary products that caregivers look to SafeCall for. This blog is less about sales and more about dialogue. I hope you will respond with your ideas and thoughts. This blog will provide caregivers, and others who support loved ones through their health challenges, with a forum for information, questions and dialogue.