Aerotel Medical Systems Reveals New Innovative Personal Safety Solution at Mobile World Congress

Aerotel Medical SystemsAerotel Medical Systems, a world leading manufacturer of modular, mobile and home-based telemedicine and telecare solutions, reveals its new GeoSkeeper™ GPS-based personal safety device for seniors, children and lone workers. GeoSkeeper™ will be demonstrated along with other Aerotel remote monitoring solutions as part of the Israel Mobile Association (IMA) pavilion at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona (February 11th-14th, 2008) at Hall 4, Level 1.

Wireless Personal Safety and Tracking Solutions:

  • GeoSkeeper™ - GPS personal safety phone - A new addition to Aerotel’s successful SKeeper™ family, GeoSkeeper™ is offering a new level of safety using its embedded quad-band GSM/GPRS module, built-in speakerphone and active GPS receiver. With its geofencing feature, the device enables accurate location of users in need. When the wearer wanders outside a specified zone (e.g. neighborhood or school area), the system can send a short message (SMS) alert to a monitoring center and/or to a relative or caregiver.
  • SKeeper™ - wearable personal safety phone - A wearable emergency alarm and cellular communicator device, SKeeper™ enables elderly people, children or lone workers to be in close contacts with their relatives or caregivers and get immediate help in case of need from a tele-assistance center with 24X7 human responses. It enables two-way voice calls and text messages with an advanced alerting system for enhanced personal security. Fully programmable over the air via a user-friendly Web-based interface.

SKeeper™ will be displayed at the Aerotel booth (Hall 4, Level 1) as well as with our business partners:

  • Mobile Tornado: Hall 1, Booth 1G55.
  • Siemens Wireless Modules: Hall 1, Booth 1F24.

Telemedicine and Telehealth Solutions:

  • Wireless Homecare Hubs – Used for connecting multiple medical sensors in the home, for example blood pressure or electrocardiogram (ECG) for chronic care and disease management, transmitting data to a remote medical call center via any Bluetooth-enabled phone, offering the best "total cost of ownership" solution for homecare.
  • Wireless ECG - Turn any Bluetooth enabled cellular phone into a medical data acquisition and transmission hub. It can connect to various home monitoring devices, such as Aerotel’s HeartView™ Personal hand-held 12-lead ECG monitor via Bluetooth. The solution enables easy and effective transmission of clinical information to a remote monitoring center for interpretation and immediate care.
  • HeartOne™ - An innovative, single lead, easy to use, ultra-compact ECG recorder/transmitter, HeartOne™ is unique in its portability and capability of maximizing patient mobility. So small it easily fits into a pocket, making it readily available for use at any time and any place. Recorded results can be transmitted to Aerotel’s Heartline Receiving Station (HRS) wirelessly from any standard telephone.
  • Medical Receiving Software – Aerotel offers a suite of remote receiving solutions for medical monitoring with powerful software tools, designed for healthcare service providers and monitoring call centers serving multiple home care and mobile care users in remote locations, with secure remote access to medical record.

About Aerotel Medical Systems
Aerotel Medical Systems is a world leader in cost-effective, high quality, user-friendly, medical diagnostic systems and devices for home care, eHealth and telemedicine as well as telecare and personal safety. The company provides a complete disease management package; including transtelephonic devices designed for a variety of remote diagnostic, emergency services and monitoring applications, hardware and software platforms for remote monitoring call centers, as well as phone and web-based monitoring software. Aerotel enables patients to conduct tests comfortably while leading normal, mobile lives. With a client base in over 40 countries around the globe, Aerotel has been recently awarded the prestigious "Innovation and Growth Strategy Leadership of the Year Award 2007" by Frost & Sullivan. For further information please visit Aerotel Medical Systems website at www.aerotel.com.

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