The My Amego system uses a meshed network of wireless repeaters that collect data from the devices
worn by the users. The repeaters are placed within the building or outside it to create a monitored
environment; the repeaters are then associated with their location e.g. lounge, bedroom, hallway, top of stairs,
front garden for example.
Users wear devices that are unique to them and can be identified by the repeaters to show a persons location.
Personalised fobs and carrying accessories
Carers, working with the user can then identify areas of concern or risk and set up the system, via a secure
weblink, to monitor for that individual's particular risks and activities.
When the individual enters the environment where they are at risk then the system sends a pager message,
SMS or email to the carer or care team alerting them to the user's risk, naming them and telling them where the
user is.
The system is also designed to measure a user's mobility (how much they move around) as a reflection of their
wellbeing, where they spend their time and who they spend time with.
Data generated by the network is fed into a hub which in turn uploads the data where it is turned into information
by the My Amego system.
The system generates data reports on such as aspects as risk location, time spent in locations and mobility. The
data can then be exported to other software or the reports can be printed off and kept with the user's care plan to support CSCI and Social Commissioner inspections.
The system is fully secure and auditable.
Access is through a secure log-on based on the system user's authorsation levels,what data they are allowed to
access and what parameters they are allowed to change.Every access to the system and every change to a user's
records is logged and retained by the system.
The system is fully managed as the system also monitors the network, devices, hub and other equipment for errors,
failing batteries and loss of connection - alerting the customer support team of the need for intervention.
