Wrist-Assured is an affordable patented ID bracelet which works together with a 24/7 Emergency Helpline service. It’s a simple, fuss-free, and proven method of identification for any emergency including wandering, accidents, episodes of confusion, or visible distress.
Hospitals, Police, and other services can find it challenging identifying people in emergency situations. The Wrist-Assured ID Bracelet ensures rapid identification saving resources, stress and most importantly, Saving Lives but it also allows the wearer freedom of choice whilst encouraging and promoting independence.
How does it work?
Our Emergency Helpline number and a User code is printed on each of the uniquely designed and patented identity bracelets.
After buying and receiving the ID bracelet you then register it by clicking on the 'Register' Tab.
The User code allows you to create an account where you can enter important information such as Emergency Contact telephone numbers and names, medical information, information on how to keep the wearer calm and previous wandering info (if relevant). The Emergency Helpline is active immediately the bracelet is registered.
When the Helpline is called by either the emergency services or a member of the public we immediately reach out to the Emergency contacts and take the necessary steps.
Our Mission:
To allow the wearer independence for longer, to preserve dignity with a discreet but recognisable solution, to raise awareness and remove stigma, and to save vital time in any type of emergency including medical or a wandering episode.
Providing a vital caring and personal service - 24/7.
Virtually impossible to remove by wearer, giving 'piece' of mind.
Helping others understand – encouraging assistance.
Connected to our Helpline Service enabling a swift reunion.
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