Project Lifesaver International
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What type of tracking method is best for a senior who is prone to wandering: radio frequency, GPS, or cellular...
Unlike cellular and GPS technology, the radio frequency signal does not rely on fragile cellular networks or satellite signals that are... Unlike cellular and GPS technology, the radio frequency signal does not rely on fragile cellular networks or satellite signals that are weather dependent. Radio Frequency technology is reliable and can track an individual who wanders during adverse weather conditions, in water, in a densely wooded area, in a concrete or steel structure, or in a building. see more
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Is a senior more prone to wander if the weather is nice?
It is that time of year to be out and about. However, as the warmer months approach caregivers who have a loved one with Alzheimer’s, or... It is that time of year to be out and about. However, as the warmer months approach caregivers who have a loved one with Alzheimer’s, or any other cognitive condition need to be on alert for wandering. Usually the rates are higher during the warmer months. see more
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How much sooner can my wandering loved one be found if they wear a tracking device?
Recovery times for individuals in the Project Lifesaver program averages 30 minutes, compared to nine hours for individuals without the... Recovery times for individuals in the Project Lifesaver program averages 30 minutes, compared to nine hours for individuals without the tracking system. see more
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How far does a person with Alzheimer’s usually wander?
Most Project Lifesaver participants who wander are found within a few miles from home
Are people with Alzheimer’s disease likely to wander away from home?