GrandCare Customer Stories
Carol Roberts’ 77-year-old mother is active and mentally sharp, but she suffers from a seizure disorder that requires close monitoring. “She didn’t want to lose her independence, but she was apprehensive about living alone,”Roberts says.
One option was assisted living, but then Roberts heard of an alternative: new technology called the GrandCare System, which uses strategically placed home sensors to record motion in key spots such as the bathroom, entryway and bedroom. “She can live in her own space, and I don’t worry,” says Roberts, who can monitor motion via computer and notice if, say, her mother has wandered out the front door, possibly disoriented.” – Los Angeles Times -
One option was assisted living, but then Roberts heard of an alternative: new technology called the GrandCare System, which uses strategically placed home sensors to record motion in key spots such as the bathroom, entryway and bedroom. “She can live in her own space, and I don’t worry,” says Roberts, who can monitor motion via computer and notice if, say, her mother has wandered out the front door, possibly disoriented.” – Los Angeles Times -
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