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I want to stay independent at home

I want to stay independent at home

Lost a bit of confidence after my heart incident. Monitor and alert myself and my family.

Lost a bit of confidence after my heart incident. Monitor and alert myself and my family.

Recently discharged from hospital - help me with my health and around my home.

Recently discharged from hospital - help me with my health and around my home.

For me.

Would like to feel less alone and learn more new things.

For us..

Jerry doesn't always remember where I am and I worry about him when I'm out. We can find each other and talk at all times.

For family..

Checking on seizures. We'll be the first to know.

For us..

Well and recently retired. Want to be proactive, more connected at home and with the kids.

For us..

We're fit and well and want to stay that way. Want to be motivated and keep across our health and alerts.

For family..

Mum's always been there for me. Now we want to take care of her.

For family..

Feel better knowing my son is safe walking two blocks to school. He can call me. I can locate him.

For family..

Peace of mind that Dad's ok. I don't live close by.

For me

Training. Ffitter and stronger, using data.

For her

Checking her temperature, and sleep through the night.

For Health Professionals..

I let my patients know what's available and to better understand their history between visits.

For Technology Providers

As a health technology provider - helloEd helps my products be understood specifically for this case and audience..

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