The company can alert D'Eramo by text, email, Web or phone if something is out of the ordinary. He sees the number of times Mom opens the refrigerator, and when Dad goes into the bathroom or heads out the door. Now he logs onto a website to check their activity, captured via cellular connection, and remotely monitors their medication.
It has six sensors that D'Eramo has placed on his parents' pillboxes, the refrigerator, the microwave, the bathroom door and his father's key chain. Were Mom and Dad eating often enough? When his father went out for short drives, was he getting home safely?īut D'Eramo has found peace of mind in a sleek system called Lively. An only child from upstate New York, D'Eramo was worried, especially about his 89-year-old father, who has Alzheimer's disease. Can new technology allow you to remotely monitor the care of your loved one who is happily aging in place?Įn español | Phil D'Eramo used to call his parents four or five times a day to make sure they took their medication.
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