The device is equipped with:
- 2 buttons (including an SOS button marked in red and Braille alphabet)
- LCD screen displaying messages (e.g., current time, low battery, network errors). The band transmits information to the application or medical rescue system via LTE network
- several voice prompts to facilitate operation
Key features of the solution include:
Three large buttons make it easy for seniors to use the device:
- The button marked with a red cross and Braille alphabet is used for initiating emergency calls to assigned numbers or rescuers
- The functional button is responsible for ending voice calls and playing voice messages about battery status, current time, and the number of steps taken
- The call button is used for making and receiving calls
Key features of the solution include:
The solution provides:
- making voice calls and calling for help in life-threatening situations
- user location tracking
- setting a series of medication reminders
Key features of the solution include:
Available models of care service operation
Comarch WristBand + Remote Care Centre + Mobile Application
In this model, the Comarch WristBand user is under the round-the-clock care of the Remote Medical Care Centre, where qualified medical staff watches over their safety. In the event of a heart rate disorder, detection of a fall or after pressing the SOS button, rescuers contact the patient and, if necessary, send an ambulance. Relatives of the wristband wearer who use the mobile app still have access to the information collected by the device.
Comarch WristBand + Mobile Application
Stay in touch with your loved ones thanks to the Comarch CareMate application. How does the telecare system work? It’s easy. Simply pair your purchased WristBand with the app on your smartphone. This way, you will gain insight into current data on falls, heart rate, location and activity of your loved one. Make phone calls directly to your wristband, receive SOS signals, set medication reminders and stay connected.
As part of the Remote Care for the Elderly service, the patient receives
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“Malopolska Tele-Angel”
A local government project covering the entire Malopolska Region, whose beneficiaries are dependent people, the chronically ill, people with disabilities and the elderly living alone. In the project undertaken by the engineers, a telecare service is carried out using the Comarch WristBand set with software. Such equipment enables remote monitoring and quick response to a signal about a threat to life or health of users. -
“MOPR Słupsk”
In the project carried out by MOPR Słupsk, Comarch provided the patients with a telecare system (including Smart Home elements), equipping the elderly from Słupsk also with the WristBand. Thanks to the comprehensive service, beneficiaries are covered by round-the-clock remote care of the iMed Remote Medical Care Center, gaining the opportunity to receive quick help in the event of a threat to life or health. -
“Senior Support Fund 2022”
“Senior Support Fund 2022” is a government program implemented in 2022 by the Ministry of Family and Social Policy, under which municipalities could apply for funding for local government activities dedicated to the elderly. The initiative was aimed at providing Polish municipalities with support in various activities for the elderly. As part of the project, over half a thousand elderly people were covered by Comarch telecare. -
“Italian Red Cross and telecare in Cagliari”
CRI (Croce Rossa Italiana) branch in Cagliari decided to implement the project “The right to health. A network that helps”, carried out with the support of the Italian Red Cross and the Dalio Philanthropies Foundation. The aim of the project was to increase access to social and health services for the most disadvantaged, while reducing the exposure of volunteers and dependents to the risk of infection. CRI decided to use the Comarch WristBand to offer its patients a modern remote assistance service.
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