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US 2015/0145674 A1Published application
Caretaking Communication Bracelet
OwnerJan Rydfors, Rebecca Padnos Altamiranoinventors
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Abstract
A caretaker's communication bracelet that can record and asynchronously transmit a message to another similar bracelet, a smartphone or mobile phone, or a computer, via a cloud server.
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A communication system for caretaking, comprising:
- at least one secondary bracelet for use by a person in need of care, said secondary bracelet comprising:
- a communication module, said communication module capable of sending and receiving messages;
- a bracelet housing capable of securely attaching around a user's wrist;
- a microphone;
- a speaker;
- a power source;
- a processor and memory;
- an accelerometer;
- a location module for detecting location data;
- at least one mobile device, said mobile device being one of the group comprising:
- smartphone, cellular phone, tablet, computer;
- a server capable of communicating with the at least one secondary bracelet and the at least one mobile device;
- wherein the server can be configured to receive messages from the at least one secondary bracelet and transmit them to at least one mobile device;
- wherein the server can be configured to receive messages from the at least one mobile device and transmit them to the at least one secondary bracelet.
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A method for providing patient care, comprising:
- providing a secondary bracelet to be worn by a patient, said secondary bracelet comprising a communication module capable of communicating with a server, a speaker, a microphone, an accelerometer, a location module, and a memory;
- configuring a server to indicate at least one of the following preselected contact addresses to reach at least one caretaker of a person wearing a secondary bracelet:
- email address, phone number, SMS number, smartphone app ID.
- transmitting a message from the secondary bracelet to the server;
- transmitting the message from the server to the preselected contact addresses.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.