I just returned home from a trip to Washington D.C. where Halo Monitoring was invited to participate in a NIH Workshop on personal motion technologies for healthy independent living.  It was exciting to be present for a multidisciplinary workshop.  The team included 20-25 top scientists, physicians, engineers, and clinicians discussing assistive technologies. Read the rest of this entry »

Webmasters can earn revenue by marketing life-saving service for seniors

Huntsville, Alabama (May 18, 2010) — Halo Monitoring, Inc., provider of the world’s first and most comprehensive fall and alert monitoring system for seniors, announced an online affiliate program today.  The program will allow industry webmasters, forum and blog owners to refer caregivers through an affiliate platform and earn competitive commission rates. Read the rest of this entry »

Occasionally I will see medical alarm vendors (also known as PERS) position their product as a direct alternative to professional care (at home or in a facility).  Invariably these advertisements always compare price – comparing thousands of dollars for assisted living to the relatively low cost of a panic button.  Not only are these comparisons false and misleading,  but I also believe they discredit the entire industry. Read the rest of this entry »

MarketLink accelerates nationwide dealer network for the myHalo fall monitoring system

Huntsville, Alabama (February 9, 2010) — Halo Monitoring, Inc., provider of the world’s most reliable and easy to use elderly fall monitoring system, announced a strategic partnership with MarketLink Services, the leading provider of outsourced sales and marketing for high technology products.  MarketLink will utilize its nationwide sales force to accelerate Halo’s Authorized Partner Program. Read the rest of this entry »

This video gives a quick demonstration of the myHalo Clip.  The myHalo Clip is our newest and most popular fall detection device.  It is portable and easy to wear, designed for your loved ones that are at risk of falling, but prefer something very easy to wear. Read the rest of this entry »