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Distributors of cutting edge Alzheimer`s patient GPS tracking devices for victim's of the disease that have wandering behavior.

With over 5,000,000 people with Alzheimers in the USA the number of wandering incidents is over 60% with a very large number of fatal wandering episodes.

Product is designed for care facillites, hospitals and families that choose to care for a loved one in their private residence.

Advanced GPS tracking within 5 feet of the device that utilizes state of the art technology which allow tracking within buildings.

Device also has applications for children that are autistic and the general population with various forms of dimentia.

Device is 2 1/2 inches square with tamper proof bracelet and is waterproof. It has an emergency button on the face for activation by the wearer. Shockproof, vibration proof with a battery life of 15 hours.

In a recent online survey conducted by National Autism Association, an incredible 92% of the respondents said
their autistic child was at risk of wandering. This is a problem that must be addressed in every city and town
across America.

A viable solution to this problem is now available

Keep your loved one safe by knowing the risk factors for wandering and enrolling in our Trac-Pro GPS tracking
program. Our 24-hour nationwide emergency response service for individuals with Autism or related dementia that wander or who have a medical emergency. You can't know when wandering will happen, but you'll know what to do when it does.

Please review the following information and contact your local first responders to get a plan in place for your
child and others who may be at risk in your community.

Anti-wandering technology

For many families, securing their home against chronic and dangerous wandering is the first order of preparedness. Use of the Trac-Pro GPS tracking device, and also use door and window locks. Consult with professional security and locksmiths, and home improvement companies who are familiar with 21st century technology that
can help secure a home.

Too often children with autism who wander are attracted to water. Be sure your child knows how to swim unassisted. Swimming lessons for children with special needs are available at many YMCA locations. The final lesson should be with clothes on.

Autism Emergency Contact Handout Model

• Name of child or adult
• Current photograph and physical description including height, weight, eye

Too often children with autism who wander are attracted to water. Be sure your child knows how to swim unassisted. Swimming lessons for children with special needs are available at many YMCA locations. The final lesson should be with clothes on.

Autism Emergency Contact Handout Model

• Name of child or adult
• Current photograph and physical description including height, weight, eye and hair color, any scars or other identifying marks
• Identify your child's favorite song, toy or character
• Names, home, cell and pager phone numbers and addresses of parents, other caregivers and emergency contact persons
• Sensory, medical, or dietary issues and requirements, if any
• Inclination for elopement and any atypical behaviors or characteristics that may attract attention
• Favorite attractions and locations where person may be found
• Likes, dislikes--approach and de-escalation techniques
• A list of things that frighten your child
• Method of communication, if non-verbal sign language, picture boards, written word
• ID wear jewelry, tags on clothes, printed handout card
• Map and address guide to nearby properties with water sources and dangerous locations highlighted
• Blueprint or drawing of home, with bedrooms of individual highlighted

Are You Prepared for an Autism Emergency?

To ensure safety and lower risk for a child or adult with autism, parents and care providers will need to become proactive and prepare an informational handout.

A leading cause for concern are children and adults who run away or wander from parents and care providers. Tragically, children and adults with autism are often attracted to water sources such as pools, ponds, and lakes. Drowning is a leading cause of death for a child or adult who has autism.

Wandering can occur anywhere at anytime. The first time is often the worst time. Another concern is preparation in the event that you become incapacitated or injured while caring for a person with autism at home or in the community.

An informational handout should be developed, copied and carried with you at all times--at home, in your car, purse or wallet. Also circulate this handout to family members, trusted neighbors, friends and co-workers. The handout will also come in handy if you are in an area other than your neighborhood and are approached by the police.

If wandering is a concern, contact law enforcement, fire and ambulance agencies. Ask your local 911 call center to "red flag" this information in their 911 computer data base. Dispatchers can alert patrol officers about your concerns before they arrive. When we provide law enforcement with key information before an incident occurs, we can expect better responses.