Posts Tagged ‘Medical’
Home Medical Emergency Call Button for Aegis Home Medical Alert System – Panic Button
Wednesday, December 30th, 2009
It’s a small button and transmitter that that is lightweight and water resistant. The button contains a lithium battery that lasts up to five years. The button communicates with the Aegis Medical Alert System base unit and advises 24 hour Help Center (when button is depressed) when there is an emergency.
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LineGrabber Wireless Phone Line Seizure for Aegis Home Medical Alert System
Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009
The LineGrabber is an inexpensive device that is used in those situations where there is more than one phone or other device in the household that uses the same line as the Aegis Medical Alert base unit. It immediately disconnects any given extension phone (or computer, fax, etc.) that is using the same line as the base unit thereby allowing the alarm signal to go through. Using a LineGrabber ensures that the phone line is free when the Aegis Medical Alert System needs to send the alarm signal to the 24 hour Aegis Monitoring Center.
Use of these devices on all phones or devices that use the same line as the Aegis Medical Alert System base unit is necessary to ensure that the system will send the alarm signal regardless of the use of other phones or devices on the same line. They are inexpensive and easy to install.
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Emergency Call Button for Aegis Home Medical Alert System – Panic Button
Monday, December 21st, 2009
It’s a small button and transmitter that that is lightweight and water resistant. The button contains a lithium battery that lasts up to five years. The button communicates with the Base Unit and advises our 24 Help Center (when button is depressed) when there is an emergency.
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Medical Alert System – Professionally Monitored Call System That Responds to Home Medical Emergencies 24/7
Friday, December 18th, 2009
The Aegis Medical Alert System represents the most technologically-advanced home medical alert system of it’s kind. The RF wireless technology used provides extended range of use for the transmitter (worn on the wrist or as a pendant) and provides reliable function when it is needed most. The pendants and wrist devices may be worn in the bath or shower and are intended to be worn at all times.
The battery life in the wrist or pendant devices requires very low power enabling battery life to be on average 3 years at minimum. The back up battery in the base unit is continuously recharges and powers the unit for over 24 hours in the event of a power outage.
The Aegis kit is shipped complete and fully assembled and programmed. It is ready for immediate use and can be plugged into any existing phone jack and power outlet in the home. No additional programming is required!
The “hands free” feature of the base unit allows for several benefits to the user. First, the unit c (more…)
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MEDICAL ALERT USB 1 GIG SILICONE BRACELET
Thursday, December 17th, 2009
New SGMS ORIGINAL USB SILICONE WRIST BAND 1 Gig
Small in size, this miniature USB Medi-Chip is a real lifesaver. Holding all your medical information, it can be accessed by any PCLaptop in an emergency and display all your vital information to any first
WORKS LIKE A FLASH DRIVE..HOLDS ALL YOUR MEDICAL INFORMATION IN CASE YOU CANNOT SPEAK OR ARE UNABLE TO COMMUNICATE IN THE CASE OF AN EMERGENCY.
HERE’S HOW IT WORKS:
THERE IS NOTHING TO INSTALL
Simply plug it into any USB port and your ready to go. Password protected and portions can be encrypted for your protection, the drivers are pre-loaded with SGMS Corp. copyrighted medical software. All their EMR’s are extremely user friendly and comes complete with a step by step tutorial. The laws are changing in the medical field and by 2014 all doctors (more…)
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Avair AMA-100 Emergency Medical Alert Dialer with Wireless Help Panic Transmitter
Friday, December 11th, 2009
Just press once for help and the Avair AMA-100 with wireless panic transmitter can help save your life or the life of someone you love. This affordable emergency medical alert dialer connects to your home telephone and calls up to 9 phone numbers at the push of a button. Once activated the AMA-100 will dial your pre-programmed phone numbers and send your customized pre-recorded emergency voice message to notify Caregivers, Relatives, Friends, Emergency Services, or anyone you choose that you need help. With no monthly monitoring fees or subscription fees and a 1-Year Warranty the Avair AMA-100 remains affordable. The Avair AMA-100 calls up to 9 phone numbers when the button on the wireless panic transmitter or the red panic button on the keypad has been pushed and activated. Once activated the AMA-100 will start dialing your 9 pre-programmed phone numbers and begin to play your customized pre-recorded message (up to 40 seconds) once the receiver’s telephone answer (more…)
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