myHalo is helping seniors all over the world maintain their independence and remain safe and secure at home, while providing peace of mind for those who care for them. If you are like many caregivers and are unsure if your loved one needs a medical alarm, learn about the high risk of falls in people over 65, and about myHalo’s automatic fall detection.

Caring for a loved one is not easy.  It requires sacrifices at work, with your immediate family and your social life. Studies have shown that those who care for an aging parent or loved one are much more likely to suffer from chronic stress, and other health problems. But it doesn’t have to be so hard. There are ways to lighten your burden and ease your worries when caring for a loved one, and having the peace of mind that they are safe when you are not there. myHalo offers support to caregivers with its automatic fall detection and activity and health monitoring. With myHalo, you and your loved one can enjoy life without the worry.

Why myHalo?

• 40% of all people over 65 will fall this year?
• Falls are the #1 cause of death among seniors over 65.
• If a senior over 65 falls, the first four hours are the most critical. Serious consequences such as dehydration and pressure sores can occur over a short period of time.
• 4 out of 5 seniors who use a traditional manual medial alarm with a panic button are unable to push the button after a fall.
• Manual medical alarms do not provide the necessary protection in the event of a fall
• myHalo is the first advanced medical alarm that detects falls, activity levels and health issues

While most medical alarms are only able to react to an emergency, myHalo is the first system of its kind to provide 24/7 activity and health monitoring. The myHalo Complete ™ that comes with the chest strap transmitter can even detect if there is an elevated temperature or extended, accelerated pulse rate. All information is displayed on a password-protected, secure website for remote monitoring from anywhere in the world. Your loved one can get proactive care when they need it, while remaining independent. And even when you are not there, you have the peace of mind knowing that they are safe.