WatchMinder 2
WatchMinder 2 - Medication Reminder The WatchMinder 2 is a vibrating, silent alarm and reminder system, it can be worn with minimal disruption to you or those around you. Purchase your WatchMinder 2 from ActiveForever today! Today, the WatchMinder is being used by children and adults with Attention Deficit Disorder, as well as persons with chronic illnesses, such as diabetes, urinary incontinence, and asthma. Senior citizens are using the watch to manage medication intake and hard of hearing persons benefit from the vibration system in the watch. The watch has also been utilized in research studies and has been a useful tool in clinical trials research. WatchMinder 2 Features: ONLY programmable alarm vibrating watch available on the market today. Assistive device and can be an integral part of a 504 Plan at work or at school, and can be used by adults and children. Effective for persons with attention and learning disorders (ADHD, LD), as well as persons with autism and other developmental disorders. Beneficial to persons who are deaf and hard-of-hearing. Helpful to persons who have memory dysfunction and those persons recovering from a stroke or who have brain injury.li Excellent tool for improving medication compliance, and beneficial to persons who have chronic illnesses, such as diabetes and hypertension. Valuable time management device for college students, and can be used for self-pacing during college exams. Useful device for developing independent living skills , and can be an integral part of a vocational rehabilitation plan. Helpful to parents and teachers of children with school and behavioral problems, and can be used by the adult to remember to attend to the child’s needs. Valuable tool for eliminating bad habits such as smoking, nail biting, and over-eating. Useful device for toilet training and re-training. Excellent tool for clinical trials research and data collection, and can be used by research subjects to follow the protocol of the study. A
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November 19 2008 09:33 pm | Hypertension
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