Alzheimer's and Coredinate Alzheimer's

Alzheimer's disease is a neurological disease that affects millions of people. It is a condition that manifests itself with symptoms such as memory loss, difficulty in thinking and reasoning, and changes in personality and behavior. Alzheimer's patients need constant care. One of the difficulties in their treatment is to follow them when they leave the house and get lost (which happens very frequently in 4 out of 10 patients and frequently in 8 patients). This is where COREDINAT patient tracking technologies come into play.

COREDINAT Alzheimer's involves the use of software with a GPS circuit developed to track the location of patients. This device is designed to be small and lightweight and can be embedded in clothing. This makes COREDINAT Alzheimer unobtrusive and easy to use. Alzheimer's patients are very obsessed with not wearing wearable technologies that seem more practical, such as wristwatches or bracelets. That's why Coredinat manages Alzheimer's location data from its miniaturized device, allowing caregivers and family members to track the patient's movements in real time.

The most important advantage of COREDINAT Alzheimer's monitoring technology is that it increases patient safety. Alzheimer's patients may need to be constantly monitored by caregivers, especially for activities required by treatment, such as breathing, active living, and sports activities. With patient tracking, caregivers can quickly locate patients who have wandered off and reduce the risk of injury or harm.

Patient monitoring also reduces the burden on caregivers and family members. Caring for an Alzheimer's patient can be stressful and time-consuming. Constantly worrying about the patient's safety and whereabouts can be overwhelming. This anxiety also negatively affects the quality of life of family members. Patient monitoring provides peace of mind and allows caregivers to focus on other aspects of patient care.