5 ways CARES ID bracelets can help you receive better care in an emergency
CARES ID bracelets offer first responders the personal, contact and medical information of patients by quickly scanning a QR code on the bracelet.
Program helps families locate loved ones with Alzheimer’s, similar conditions
A program in Portsmouth aims to help families who have a loved one with Alzheimer's and other related conditions that could ...
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Alzheimer’s Awareness Month: Reducing your risk of dementia
Dementia is a growing issue in Nova Scotia – the number of people living with dementia is expected to reach nearly 30,000 by ...
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Hi-tech dementia wristbands offer 'reassurance and comfort'
The bracelets, which are being rolled out ... Mandy says the scheme also raises awareness about dementia Ms Corr said it is "easy to use" and that local shop workers and cafes are aware of the ...
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Bath police seek to expand programs used to track people prone to wandering
The Bath Police Department will visit Bath-Brunswick Respite Care on Tuesday to raise awareness ... for people with Alzheimer’s or dementia, providing an electronic tracking bracelet to families ...
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5 ways CARES ID bracelets can help you receive better care in an emergency
CARES — Community Awareness Returns Everyone Safely ... The bracelets can relay medical conditions such as autism or dementia, so the bracelets can make a first responder’s job easier ...