GERMANY'S MOST MODERN EMERGENCY CALL SYSTEM
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In Germany, around 5 million seniors suffer accidents annually, with falls accounting for 83% of the most common type of accident. These often lead to severe injuries such as femoral neck fractures. Falls are also responsible for 40% of admissions to nursing homes. The economic costs and health consequences are enormous, as falls often result in permanent impairments.
The health consequences of a fall are often more severe than the fall itself. Older people recover more slowly, and a fall can have a lasting impact on their lives. The fear and helplessness of lying on the ground after a fall often lead to a reduced quality of life, loss of independence, and social isolation. A fall can also destroy self-esteem and cause depression, further limiting mobility and increasing the risk of another fall.
Seniors often live alone and, after a fall, are often unable to get up without help. This leads to long lying times, which significantly increase the risk of death. Especially the so-called "fear of falling" leads to changes in gait, which in turn cause new falls. This creates a vicious circle that leads to many worries and serious health problems.
A reduced lying time after a fall is crucial to avoid severe health complications. Emergency call devices can be life-saving here. These devices enable seniors to quickly call for help after a fall. Fall sensors can report a fall even if the affected person cannot press the button.
GPS location helps to quickly determine the person's location.
Even if falls cannot be completely avoided in old age, it is important to keep the lying time after a fall as short as possible. Emergency call devices offer a reliable way to get help quickly and thus minimize the serious consequences of a fall. This increases the chance that seniors can continue to lead their lives independently and in their usual way.
Marlon Besuch and Michael Hummels have developed an emergency call system that combines all these necessary functions in one bracelet. In emergencies, time is critical.
In cases of falls, dizziness, or emergencies, it is often not possible to call for help independently. The traditional home emergency alarm has its limits, is rarely worn, and only works at home. The Gardia emergency call system is different.
Works at home and on the go
Emergency call via fall detection or button press
All in one device. Including SIM card
Extremely long battery life: 21 days
Optionally bookable 24/7 emergency call centre
Modern design and easy operation
Gardia enables seniors to stay active, promote their health, and lead an independent life.
The fear of movement is removed, and the joy of an active lifestyle is encouraged.
The smart emergency bracelet with its integrated e-SIM is easy to use anywhere, unlike traditional home emergency buttons.
It is tailored to the needs and movements of older people.
The Gardia emergency bracelet has been specially adapted to the needs of older people.
If you fall, an emergency call is automatically triggered by fall detection. For all other emergencies, you can also manually trigger an emergency call by pressing a button.
The bracelet establishes a voice connection to your emergency contacts or the emergency call centre via the My Gardia app. In addition, the app sends your location to all emergency contacts, so they can rush to your aid immediately.
After its market launch, the Gardia bracelet sold out within a few days. Now there are new stocks.
With the 30-day money-back guarantee, you can test it easily.
Highly recommended!!
We bought the bracelet for our father and tested it extensively today. We are convinced that it provides security for our father. It is super easy to install and well designed. Good job by the programmers.
Frank Hütte, 49
We are glad we found this bracelet
The bracelet is very easy to use, my mother gets along well with it! Test alarm worked well! Voice quality is good and completely sufficient. The app is also easy to use...everything is great! We feel much safer!
Sabine Hegendorn, 63