With the Gardia emergency wristband you’re not on your own in an emergency
The emergency wristband is designed primarily to support people who are alone at the time of a dangerous situation. With the motto “Free in everyday life. Safe in an emergency”, it helps people who wish to live independently but feel insecure in everyday situations due to age or a disability.
Thanks to intelligent fall detection, help can quickly arrive on site in an emergency. The integrated hands-free and location functions enable voice communication and locating of the wristband wearer in serious situations. Individual emergency contacts can be stored, or an emergency call centre with a round-the-clock service.
At the same time, an emergency button on the wristband allows help to be called simply and quickly. Unlike the classic home emergency call system, our emergency wristband can be used both at home and on the go thanks to mobile technology and a built-in SIM card. The “My Gardia” app informs the emergency contacts in the event of an emergency.
Advantages of the Gardia Emergency Wristband
- Modern and mobile alternative to the classic emergency call button: Whether at home or on the go – always a feeling of safety
- Speaker and microphone: Thanks to the integrated components, in an emergency a voice connection to the bracelet wearer is possible.
- Automatic fall detection and rapid help on site: Thanks to location transmission and voice connection, the emergency contacts or the professional emergency service can provide help as quickly as possible. So that you are not alone in an emergency.
- Notification of emergency contacts: If an alarm is triggered on the emergency bracelet, up to 6 emergency contacts are notified simultaneously via the “My Gardia” app. Relatives can communicate directly via the chat function.
- Extra-long battery life: Battery life of up to 21 days including battery notification for emergency contacts in the app.
- Made of skin-friendly silicone, waterproof: For comfortable wear - day and night. The emergency bracelet can also be worn in the shower or bath.
First aid in an emergency – how to respond correctly
It is a topic that concerns us all and can save lives: first aid. Whether on the road, at home or at the workplace – accidents can happen anywhere.
First aid refers to measures that can be carried out by anyone to save lives and avert or alleviate dangers or health problems until professional help arrives. This includes in particular making an emergency call, securing the accident site and caring for the injured.
With the following steps, you will respond
correctly in an emergency. The sequence of the individual steps depends on the respective
emergency situation.
1. Keep calm
The first and perhaps most important step in an emergency situation is to keep calm. Panic leads to mistakes, and mistakes can have serious consequences. Take a deep breath and try to keep a clear head. At the same time, you should always pay attention to your own safety.
2. Call help
Whether it is an accident, a sudden illness or another emergency – one of the first measures should always be to call for professional help. Dial the emergency number, describe the situation calmly and precisely, and follow the instructions of the emergency services.
3. Secure the site of the accident
Before you attend to the affected person, it is important to secure the scene of the accident to avoid further dangers. For example, set up a warning triangle in the event of a traffic accident, or remove sharp objects from the vicinity of the injured person.
4. Apply first aid if necessary
Life-saving immediate measures include, for example, checking breathing, chest compressions with rescue breaths, treating wounds, or placing the person in the recovery position. Which measures are appropriate depends on the type of accident and the condition of the person.
5. Comfort and wait for professional help
Even if you do not have medical expertise, it is important to stay with the affected person, comfort and reassure them. Your presence alone can have a positive influence on the person’s condition. After you have provided first aid, wait for the arrival of the emergency services. Inform them about the measures already taken and be available for any further questions..