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How Does Addison Work?
Upon powerup Addison will greet you by name, show you the basics of how to use her and all she can do, and she’ll review your personal needs and care plan, and she’ll update them if any changes are required.
How Many Consoles Do I Need?
Addison monthly plans range from single console to multi-console configurations. Single family homes typically use 2-3 consoles.
Addison & Alexa!
Addison also now offers complete, integrated Amazon Alexa features! This means you can play music, listen to a book from audible, ask endless questions, and continue to receive all of the available Alexa skills right through Addison’s console.
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What Does Addison Include?
Each Addison system, regardless of number of consoles, includes the following: A fully redundant smart hub with cellular service included, 2 stylish emergency wrist pendants for emergency needs, Advanced touch screen and voice interface, High quality integrated sound system, Health peripherals for monitoring vitals, Personalized care plan program, 24/7 Emergency Response Service, 24/7 Physician on Demand Service, 24/7 Compassionate, capable customer service, Free updates and new features, Backup power supply & service redundancy.
How Much Does Addison Cost?
To ensure we meet your specific needs and offer a correct quote for your services, we ask that you give us a call or send a message. But for reference, Addison can save you up to 90% per month over some alternative living considerations.
The costs for Independent or Assisted Living environments can range from $35,000 to $50,000 a year. Those rates are increasing annually and estimated to double in the coming decades. Addison provides health support for those seeking to remain independent in their private residence for a fraction of that price.
What If I Need Help Using Addison?
Addison shows you how to use, well, Addison. If you have a question, Addison can connect you immediately with someone who can help just by asking. If you don’t feel like talking, you can tap Addison’s touchscreen. Addison is the most user-friendly, comprehensive technology you’ve ever witnessed or experienced. Users who interacted with Addison for the first time said, “She seems like she’s really alive!”
Can Addison Help with Lifelong or Long Term Medical Needs?
If you or your patient have lifelong or long term medical needs, Addison is the right choice. As time passes, Addison gets smarter. She learns to recognize you. She can tell if you’re feeling under the weather, and she can encourage you. As the company releases Addison updates, you’ll receive all the new capabilities without any increase in your monthly service fee. Addison is impressive, and she’ll be the most refreshing experience you’ve ever had with technology.
What Happens When The Power Goes Out?
Addison is equipped with backup power supply and service redundancy so you’ll never lose connection and never be alone. Also, Addison’s hub has cell service included, meaning you also don’t have to worry when the phone lines go down.
Do I Need a Landline?
No. None of Electronic Caregiver products require a landline to function. Our products work off of cellular service so you never lose connection to us.
Is Addison HIPAA Compliant?
Yes! We know your privacy is critical to your confidence and trust. We do not sell or provide data to unauthorized users and we take every possible precaution to protect sensitive personal health information, your identify and your safety, adhering to the highest standards of HIPAA compliance. For more information, review our HIPAA policy.
Do You Sell or Share Patient Data?
No, never. In cases where we are authorized or directed by our clients to allow the exchange of critical health alerts or updates to their provider’s healthcare information system, we comply with FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources), the standard protocol for the exchange of health information electronically.
