GPS Tracker Watch and Tracking Communication Device for Alzheimer's & Autism

SAFE ZONES

Create virtual safety nets through a simple drag-and-drop feature from a caregiver’s smartphone. Multiple Safe Zones can be pre-set for routine events, or created on the fly to support new location activities. Should a care recipient stray outside a Safe Zone, caregivers are notified directly, before they can wander further with this personal GPS tracking device feature.

QUIK CONNECT

Theora Link’s two-way audio feature enables caregivers to communicate with care recipients through a voice interface on the Theora Connect™ wearable. No button pushing is required by the wearer who will hear their caregiver’s familiar, reassuring voice directly through the GPS watch. Should they become confused or lost, caregivers can still reach care recipient’s via Quik Connect to assure them that help is on the way. People who wear Theora CARE Connect can stay active and independent, enjoying their usual activities, with the added reassurance of knowing they are being looked after remotely by their care partner or loved one.

LOCKING CLASP OPTION

Specifically designed for those living with Alzheimer’s, Dementia, Autism or other conditions that may cause the wearer to remove objects from their person such as clothing and jewelry. Many wandering events take place at night when the user may not be wearing shoes or other garments and jewelry that they are accustomed to taking off before bed. Why a Locking Clasp? For peace of mind. The locking clasp will come pre-installed on your Theora Connect GPS watch band and includes (2) Tweezer-Like Keys and instructions. Having the option of a locking clasp is a main feature that separates our Theora Care GPS watch from others on the market. This device is equipped with features and accessories that help prevent wandering - and help prevent removal of the device that can locate your loved-one quickly and safely.

IN THE EARLY STAGE

In the early stage of Memory Loss, it is important to encourage loved ones to be independent. However, wearing an Alzheimer’s bracelet, lanyard, or other clinical-looking tracking devices can be stigmatizing and is often rejected by older adults. Theora Connect™ is a purpose-built smartwatch that incorporates auto-answering calls with listed contacts, a personal GPS tracking device, and an SOS button directly to the caregiver into an attractive wearable that looks like a familiar watch. Theora Connect, paired with the Theora Link™ Smartphone App for the caregivers to view current activity, location, in addition to historical wellness data for analysis. Theora Link provides situational awareness information to detect changes in your loved one’s activity levels or behavior patterns that may require attention. Optional features include a built-in pedometer that measures daily steps and a weather app to display current conditions and receive weather alerts!

IN THE MIDDLE STAGE

In the middle stage, loved-ones are often physically active and want to be out-and-about. As members or our family they join us for outings, shopping and going out for dinner. Trips to the doctor, hairdresser and appointments can be required on a daily basis and supervision may be needed. With a Theora Care wearable on their wrist and a Quik Alert sensor in your pocket or purse, you can be instantly alerted via your Smartphone if they wander too far or get lost on the way back from the restroom. Allowing supervised activities is key during the middle stage of Alzheimer's and Dementia, but knowing where they are helps keep peace of mind. As the disease progresses, options such as the programmable lockdown mode prevents wearers with cognitive issues from inadvertently changing the settings.

IN THE LATE STAGE

In the late-stage of Alzheimer’s or dementia, Theora Care can be another set of eyes, performing as a virtual home alert system to assist caregivers in the care of their loved one. While containing the features of many personal emergency response systems, Theora Care solutions provide additional information and communication to take caregiving to a new level. Communication even includes auto-answering audio if your loved one cannot or does not answer, they can still hear your reassuring voice. With Theora Care solutions, behavioral changes can be seen more quickly, as the wellness data captured provides information caregivers need to keep alerted to important changes that may need addressing.

AUTISM

Older children, adolescents and adults with Autism have a high risk of running and hiding. This can be terrifying for a parent or caregiver as younger loved-ones with Autism are typically fast and persistent when it comes to wandering. If the user is 8 years or older, and has a wrist that can safely wear a watch band that measures 5 ¼ “ to 7” (standard length), Theora Care can bring peace of mind. The locking clasp option is highly recommended to be sure your active family member keeps the watch on when the ability to "escape" is present.