Secure Seniors Plus is dedicated to giving senior adults the opportunity to continue enjoying  their independent living.  We seek to use nonintrusive technologies that can provide the safety and security that family members and caregivers seek and the freedom that seniors deserve.

Who Are Our Customers

Secure Seniors Plus seeks to help both the senior adult who is wanting to remain independent as well as the children that are looking for a solution for their parents.
Our desire is to provide a viable, cost effective solution that brings both independence and peace of mind.

Are your children concerned
 about you living alone?

Do they have to check to make sure you’re taking your medication?

Are you wanting to delay having to
 move to a nursing home?

If these questions describe your current situation, maybe it is time to consider
Secure Seniors Plus
Monitoring Service

We offer all this and more with our monitoring service; 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Low Cost Equipment

No Long Term Contract

No Return Calls While You Decide to Purchase

What we offer with the
Secure Seniors Plus
Monitoring Service

• We help you remember daily medications & events like health tests
• Make sure that you are up and moving around
• Be sure some one comes if you fall
• We’re there if you just need someone to talk to for a few minutes
• Know that you are safe & secure with our emergency pendant

Our product is more than just an emergency pendant!

Services Include:

Medication & Event Reminders:  Use a friendly voice to prompt medication dosages or health test as needed throughout the day.  And a confirmation button makes it easy to see that meds were actually taken.  If they aren’t, the monitoring service is notified.

Fall Detection:  This option instantly notifies monitoring of any falls. (please see “What makes us different” above for detail understanding)

Inactivity Monitoring:  It follows the daily activities and notifies monitoring when no movement has taken place in a set amount of time. (please see “What makes us different” above for detail understanding)

Wrist or Necklace Pendant:  This water resistant device provides instant communication  with the monitoring service at the touch of a button through the two way speaker on the base unit.  These are included in the purchase of the base unit.

24 by 7 Monitoring:  Rest assured that a caring, live person is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.  They are there for any emergency or just a quick hello.

Need to Talk:  We call this the socialization component.  Feel free to push the button and talk with some one at the monitoring service just to say hello

Speed Dialing:  Stores up to three numbers for instant, one-touch dialing.

Two-way, hands free communications: Lets you answer the phone from a distance and talk without ever picking up the headset.  Simply push the button on your pendant when the phone is ringing.

Base Unit & Monthly Monitoring Charge

Inactivity Monitor

Fall Monitor

Add Ons to Base Unit

$79.95

$79.95

            What makes our service different from all of our competitors?

 The first generation of personal emergency response systems continues to offer individuals the ability to summon help with the simple push of a button. While that system has proven to be very helpful, the next generation of personal emergency response systems has expanded its ability to help in many ways. Our new system includes the same basic feature as the original system, but offers many new features as well.

 The Medication/Event Reminder feature allows the base station to be programmed to remind individuals of necessary ten tasks such as taking medication, testing glucose levels, etc. At the programmed time, an automated voice from the base station announces the task to be performed and repeats the task several times. A lighted button on the base station blinks to remind the individual of whether or not they have completed the required task should they later forget. The button must be pushed in order to stop the reminder light. After three different reminders are missed, the monitoring service is notified. They in turn can notify the caregivers or the family members of the individual.

 The Inactivity Monitoring feature is a wireless motion detector that is placed in the area of the home through which the individual moves most frequently. The base station is programmed to monitor movement in that area at two points in the day to check for activity in the home. Should no movement be detected, the monitoring service attempts to speak with the individual through the two-way communication device located in the base station. If there is no response, emergency services are contacted as well as the caregivers and/or family members of the individual.

 The Fall Detection Monitoring involves a device which is worn around the waist. Should the individual wearing this device experience a fall, the base station sounds a warning that a fall has been detected. If the individual is able to get up the unit resets itself; if not, the monitoring service is contacted. One of the monitoring service attendants then seeks to assess the situation through the two-way communication device. If there is still no response or if the fallen individual expresses a need of assistance, emergency services are notified as well as the caregivers and/or family members of the individual.  

     The New Exit Alert detects an individuals attempt to exit homes and immediately sends signal to the Enunciator, horn/strobe unit alerting family or caretakers to their attempt to exit. 
     The Battery operated, wireless Sensor Mat/Transmitter Unit can be mounted Inside or Outside of Door or Window. Caretakers are able to enter and exit by switching the unit on and off without tripping the alarm.
     A thin regular floor mat- throw rug can be positioned on top of Sensor Mat to hide wiring. Also the Sensor Mat can be glued with Silicone or taped with Duct tape along edges to keep from moving around and stay in position due to foot traffic.  The system checks in every 1 minute and will alarm the Enunciator Unit if batteries get low, or if anyone leaves the Switch off or removes the Mat/Transmitter Unit.

Exit Alert Mat System

Exit Alert Wireless System

     This wireless system provides the caregiver with a small hand held receiver that sounds an alarm when the door or window is opened.  Each exit must be equipped with a transmitter device.
     All devices are battery powered and have a low battery warning.  The receiver can be programmed with up to 9 transmitters.

$499.95

$154.95

Tamper-Proof Monitoring System

$649.95

     The wireless pendant is attached to the patient with a non-removable band and sends a continuous signal to the Wanderer Alert unit every 10 seconds. When the patient attempts to wander away, the Wanderer Alert unit detects the missing signals and sounds the horn/strobe alarm and/or dials the telephone, cell or pager numbers that you have installed and leaves your message in any language. A switch on unit allows you to select dial out. The Wanderer Alert is capable of monitoring both High risk and Low risk patients.

Senior GPS Monitoring

Caregivers can help protect their patients with Alzheimer's or dementia.  The smallest, most intelligent, personal GPS location product on the market -- tied to an intuitive, easy-to-use, web portal for device location.  

Coming Soon

Dave Blackard has over 25 years of experience in the technology and healthcare fields.  He has performed contract work for companies such as HP and IBM as well as employment at Bank of America.  His healthcare experience includes; direct patient care, admissions, marketing and program management.  While working for a large CCRC (Continuing Care Retirement Community) company, Dave began understanding and using technologies to assist the senior population. His desire now is to provide services that would truly give “peace of mind” to both family members and caregivers as well as the seniors who seek to continue enjoying independent living.

In 1998 Dave was diagnosed with a rare chronic nuero-muscular disease.  As it progresses Dave is experiencing what means to deal with the loss of choices and the changes that these losses bring to a person’s life.  As in his own life, Dave wants this business to be about helping others find choices that can help them extend their independence.