Aerotel Medical System

In IT
Wed, 4 Feb 2009

HealthManagement, Volume 4 / Issue 2 / 2009

Patient GPS in Switzerland

Aerotel Medical Systems have teamed with GEBOA SA to launch Aerotel’s GeoSKeeper™ personal safety and location system in Switzerland under the brand name AlarmTouch™ GPS.

AlarmTouch™ GPS is a GPS-based personal telecare safety device, intended for seniors, children and lone workers. The companies plan to introduce the products in France as well as in other markets in Europe. The system can activate a warning signal or initiate a voice call in case of need and then identify the location of the caller so immediate assistance can be provided.

For more information, please visit: www.aerotel.com

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