With Philips Lifeline GoSafe service
DERBY - Griffin Hospital recently announced that Diane Betkoski, the hospital’s Lifeline Coordinator, is certified as a Philips Lifeline GoSafe provider.
GoSafe is a leading mobile medical alert service that is designed to help provide peace of mind to seniors at home or on the go.
Betkoski achieved certification through completing a comprehensive training curriculum and program offered by Philips Lifeline, the nation’s first medical alert service.
Throughout the certification process, Betkoski demonstrated knowledge of GoSafe and expertise in how the technology can help active, independent seniors live life to the fullest.
Featuring the power of up to six location technologies, GoSafe gives seniors the assurance to get up and go while being protected by Philips Lifeline’s 24/7, U.S.-based emergency call response center.
GoSafe is the only mobile personal emergency response system (mPERS) to utilize this “hybrid” locating approach, which allows response center associates to locate seniors in need of assistance in areas where GPS may not be available.
Additionally, GoSafe’s built-in AutoAlert fall detection technology can automatically call for help if it detects a fall, providing protection even if the senior is unable to call on their own.
“We’re proud to offer a service that empowers seniors to age safely and independently while providing their families with peace of mind,” said Ken Roberts, Director of Communications and Public Affairs at Griffin Hospital.
“By offering GoSafe, we can give seniors the confidence to stay active and on-the-go while keeping them connected to help if they need it. Griffin Hospital Lifeline considers senior health and wellbeing to be our first priority and we’re delighted that Philips Lifeline shares that mission.”
For more information on Philips Lifeline GoSafe, visit www.griffinhealth.org/lifeline.
This is a press release from Griffin Hospital.
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