Aerotel Medical Systems and Elemental Technologies Launch New Location-Based Personal Safety Service in Australia and New Zealand

WELLINGTON, New Zealand and HOLON, Israel, September 13, 2011 /PRNewswire/ --

Aerotel Medical Systems, a world leading manufacturer of modular, mobile and home-based telemedicine and telecare solutions, and Elemental Technologies, a leading Australasian provider of solutions for personal safety, aged care and healthcare, have launched a new personal safety service in New Zealand and Australia.

Based on Aerotel's highly successful GeoSKeeperpersonal safety and location system, the new 24 hours by 7 days a week service, operated by Elemental Technologies, enables finding the accurate location and providing immediate assistance to elderly persons or people with dementia, offering users and family members safety and peace of mind. GeoSkeeper will be distributed in New Zealand and Australia by Elemental Technologies.

GeoSKeeper is a wrist-worn mobile GPS-based personal safety device. It offers users and their families a new level of safety and peace of mind using its mobile phone technology, built-in speakerphone and active GPS receiver. When the user wanders outside a specified zone (eg neighborhood or school area), or enters a dangerous area, the system sends automatic alerts via txt messages (SMS) and email, including GPS location data to a monitoring center as well as to a relative or a caregiver. GeoSKeeper enables two-way voice calls and is fully programmable over the air via a user-friendly web-based portal.

"We have formed a partnership with Elemental Technologies to bring our personal safety solutions to the Australia and New Zealand markets," said Ofer Atzmon, Vice President for Business Development and Marketing at Aerotel Medical Systems. "This agreement is another step in our global market expansion."

"After conducting a comprehensive search, we have found GeoSKeeperTM to be the most sophisticated and well established personal safety device on the market," said Patrick Rogers, CEO and Co-founder at Elemental Technologies. "The combination of mobile phone and GPS technologies grants freedom to the wearer to travel away from home or work and confidence to their caregivers that they can be located and communicated with, anytime and anywhere."

About Aerotel Medical Systems

Aerotel Medical Systems is a world leader in cost-effective, high quality, user-friendly, medical diagnostic systems and devices for the homecare, eHealth and telemedicine markets. The company provides a complete disease management package, including transtelephonic and wireless devices designed for a variety of remote diagnostic, emergency services and monitoring applications.

Aerotel Medical Systems is a world leading provider of cost-effective, high-quality and user-friendly medical diagnostic systems and devices for home care, eHealth and telemedicine as well as telecare and personal safety. Aerotel has a client base in over 50 countries around the globe.

Aerotel will present the GeoSKeeper and other remote monitoring and homecare solutions at Medica , in Dusseldorf, Germany on November 16-19, 2011 (Hall 9/C01).

For further information please visit Aerotel Medical Systems website at http://www.aerotel.com.

Company Contact:
Ofer Atzmon
VP Business Development
Aerotel Medical Systems
Tel: +972-3-5593222 x109
Mobile: +972-52-2451771
E-mail: info@aerotel.com

About Elemental Technologies

Elemental Technologies, with offices in Wellington, New Zealand and Adelaide, Australia, is an Australasian business that provides solutions for personal safety, aged care and healthcare. We have services and products that work for you, to enable you to enjoy your life both at home and away from home as well as secure access to data you choose to release.

For further information please visit http://www.eletec.co.nz or http://www.eletec.com.au.

Company Contact:
Patrick Rogers
CEO
Elemental Technologies Limited
Wellington, New Zealand
Mobile: +64-27-6712327
Email: patrick.rogers@eletec.co.nz


SOURCE Aerotel Medical Systems

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