Obsolete Help For Caregivers

Use a standard Internet browser to go online and log in to your loved one's system to view activities, monitor vitals, send pictures and messages, designate rules, and more. Interact socially with your loved one who is using the Touchscreen system. Set up rules for activity sensors and health devices to send notifications when something is amiss. Customize the touchscreen system to help your loved one get the most out of the system. Click on the links below to learn more about the system's many powerful and easy-to-use features.

Getting Started Just getting started? These links will help you.

Logging In - Learn how caregivers log in to the online care portal... Dashboard Overview - After you log in, then what? Learn what you can do on the Dashboard page... Care Menu - Learn what the Care Menu is, and how to do what you want to do... Main Menu - Learn what all the features on the Resident's Touchscreen can do...

Activity Monitoring Unobtrusive activity of daily living monitoring sensors or action buttons report wirelessly to the system located in the residence. Through the Care Menu, caregivers can log in to assess activity levels, pin-point specific problems, and determine alert rules. Motion Sensors Door Sensors Bed and Chair Sensors Action Buttons Battery Report Activity Monitoring - Getting Started Assessments Multiple choice questions answered by the loved one can help you know how things are going. Results can be viewed through the care portal, and are e-mailed to you and other caregivers. Assessments Communication and Social Features You can send personal photos, videos, messages, emails, and set up appointment reminders for your loved one, or setup a Facebook feed with specified photo albums. One-button video chat (utilizing Skype) lets you easily connect the generations. Your loved one receives these communications on the touchscreen system. Adding Pictures Sharing Pictures from Facebook Calendar Care Coordination Notes Letters Messages Video Chat Communication Features - Getting Started

Entertainment Your loved one's system has many entertainment features, most of which don't require any setup by Caregivers. You can learn more about them. Brain Exercises Calculator Drawing Pad Games Music News Websites Health Monitoring Telehealth devices such as weight scale, pulse oximeter, glucometer and blood pressure monitor wirelessly record readings and store them on the system located in the residence. Through the Care Menu, family and health care providers can log in, view data, and set up rules. Blood Pressure Monitor Glucometer Pulse Oximeter Weight Scale Health Reports Battery Report Telehealth Monitoring - Getting Started Medication Reminders The system can prompt your loved one when it is time take medications, with instructions and a picture of the exact medication to be taken, and can contact you or your loved one if medications haven't been accessed. Medications Medication Schedules Medication Reminders Medication Compliance Medication Rules Medication Reminders - Overview

Rules and Alerts - Overview Caregivers can designate rules as to when and how to be notified about unusual activity in the residence. Rules can be set for activity sensors, health devices, medication compliance, and weather. Alerts can be in many forms, including phone calls, text messages, emails, and on-screen messages. Rules & Alerts - Overview Safety Precautions and Instructions Packaging and Disposal Cleaning Instructions Safety Precautions Settings and Customizing Admin-level caregivers can change settings on your loved one's system, for example what buttons are displayed on the menu and in what order, what types of content appears in the slide show, when the screen sleeps, as well as who can send email to your loved one, make video calls, and receive alerts. Touchscreen Main Menu Buttons Digital Slide Show Settings Optional Display Settings Adding Users, Caregivers and Known Callers Adding Loved Ones (Residents) Smart Home You can monitor and set rules for safe home features on the system. Caller ID Safe Path Lighting Temperature