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He agrees the technology does have the potential to be misused, but points out that earlier diagnosis enables people to decide whether they want to use such systems now, or some time in the future.

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Real-time updates every ten seconds guarantee that family members are always aware of loved ones’ whereabouts.

A former colleague developed dementia. He wandered off and was found three days later in a small wood a few miles away. Sadly, he died on his way to hospital. What sort of electronic device could have been used to locate him sooner?

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In 1968, my 85-year-old grandfather, who had Alzheimer’s and lived with us, took to tramping the leafy suburbs around our home. Usually he didn’t stray far. But on one heart-stopping occasion he was missing for several hours. When a device leaves a defined area, the geo-fence feature sends a notification to a designated number or app. Mark and Karen set up Dementia Buddy to provide assistance to the 3000 plus residents of Wigan Borough living with Dementia. For more information about assistive technology (AT) for people with dementia, visit www.atdementia.org.uk Caroline Abrahams, charity director at Age UK (ageuk.org.uk), agrees. ‘It’s important to ensure technology is used only where it delivers real benefits and, as far as possible, with the consent of those involved,’ she says.There is an upfront charge for the SmartSole and then an ongoing annual service charge for the ongoing data use. The results speak for themselves. Between September and November last year, the MindMe system they use was logged on to 4,050 times along the south coast, meaning 4,050 fewer calls to the police. The force has now bought 15 more locators for those at risk. The Rinex Bluetooth GPS Key Finder is the perfect device for portability and use with a keychain. This device can connect to a smartphone using Bluetooth and is also compatible with Siri for voice activated commands. The device will audibly sound an alert when it is moved beyond the set range. Over 2.3 million people in UK over the age of 75 were living alone in 2019. (source: Statista.com) Locate them if they wander or become lost

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This Apple AirTag is a lightweight and versatile device that can be added to a keychain or attached to any chosen device. It’s lightweight and works perfectly with Apple iOS and electronic devices using the Find My app. This is an excellent choice for anyone already using Apple devices.Medical Guardian offers the Mini Guardian as an ultra-discreet wearable medical alert button device. Available in 3 colors, users can sign up to the subscription service to use the device. Built-in features include automatic fall detection and reliable coverage over Wi-Fi, GPS, and 4G cellular networks. Comfort is vital in healthcare, especially for elderly patients. Imagine being surrounded by cherished belongings, sleeping in your own bed – it does wonders for mental health during recovery and care. That’s why many families choose home care when loved ones are grappling with degenerative memory illnesses like Alzheimer’s.