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Delivering the industry’s best member and Care Manager resources for 25 years
Alert Medical Alarms PERS just may be the silver bullet that Managed Care is looking for when keeping clients aging comfortably and safely at home.
Alert Medical Alarms PERS make life-saving technology look fabulous
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Mobile
Watch
Activate your lifestyle with confidence
Alert Medical Alarms has over 25 years of experience in Home Health Care. When we entered the Personal Emergency response space in 2005, we were driven by the needs of care managers. All of our cutting-edge solutions and technologies were developed because you needed help for a client. We are inspired by your success.
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Alert Medical Alarms Personal Emergency Response Systems (PERS) are specialized products and solutions designed to provide immediate assistance and support to individuals to promote better social determinants of health (SDOH) outcomes. The primary purpose of PERS is to ensure the safety and well-being of users by connecting them to a monitoring center or a designated caregiver when help is needed.
Typically, an AMA PERS consists of a wearable device, such as a pendant or a GPS smartwatch, which the user can activate with a simple push of a button. When the button is pressed, the device establishes a communication link with a central monitoring station staffed by 5 diamond certified operators 24/7. These operators can assess the situation, communicate with the user, and take appropriate action based on the nature of the emergency.
AMA PERS can assist members with everything; Social Isolation, Elder Maltreatment Dementia and Wondering, Satey and Security, and of course, Reduce The Impact of Falls. Alert Medical Alarms PERS is at the forefront of cutting-edge innovation when it comes to solving real-time concerns for Managed Care trying to achieve positive yet cost-effective outcomes for their participants in the surge of the looming caregiver shortage crisis. We are simply there when caregivers may not be.
