CareRing Bracelet

Yes, it is easy if you have the special key. Everything you state is what sets the CareRing apart. It locks on the wrist and is tamperproof with very long battery life. It is light and balanced on the wrist for everyday living.

The first issue color will be a neutral light gray. As we receive user feedback other colors will be added. A Snap Top fitting on the top of the wearable device can be decorated to please the wearer.

Three CareRing bracelet sizes will be available. Please measure the wrist circumference around the wrist with a flexible tape measure or use a piece of string to determine the sizing. Device sizes will include Small (5.5” to 6”), Medium (6.25” to 6.75”) and Large (7.25” to 7.75”).

It’s called a SnapTop. It can be decorated by the user using stick on plastic bling available from craft stores like Michaels. The SnapTops allow users to customize the look of their CareRing making it more desirable for them to want to wear it.

The technology of the sensor and the alrgorithms designed are complex intended to reduce false fall alarms. However in some cases an alarm will be sent to insure attention in questionable instances. This is sent as “a possible fall” alarm.

No. CareRing uses 3 technologies to Search and Locate. This is where all other location products run into difficulty. If someone needs to be located in conditions where there is no cell service or GPS reception, CareRing produces a RF radio “ping” that enables the Police or Search and Rescue to find it quickly.This is [...]

Every situation like this is different but if there are lots of windows and doors, GPS will probably work as there is usually cell service available.

The CareRing will be offered in three models, VHF Only, Family and Professional, each with its own basic cost and monthly fee options.

Please check with your insurance provider. Some subscribers are covered either through insurance or through local agencies that help those who cannot afford a device to aid in locating a wandering person. Governments are beginning to realize that is is very expensive to use Police and other resources to find a missing person. These first [...]

No. The CareRing emits less than a cell phone in its EM (electromagnetic emissions).