Local Authority and NHS
LocateMyThings.com offer a wide range of devices, accessories and subscriptions for Local Authorities and NHS Trusts to be able to take advantage of the LocateMyThings Services. With its MSoft eSolutions background, LocateMyThings has a great deal of experience in larger NHS and Local Authority tracking solutions on an enterprise level and has used this experience to produce best of breed location tracking solutions from LocateMyThings.
Whether it is:
- a Local Authority Wide interest in offering LocateMyThings to schools in the area;
- an NHS Trust's interest in providing location tracking for people with Dementia;
- or interest in providing Lone Worker tracking for staff visiting homes alone;
LocateMyThings have a solution available to you.
LocateMyThings has a range of services specifically for Local Authorities and NHS Trusts to provide cost effective tracking to multiple users.
We can provide:
- One off Rental of devices for a trial
- Multi user subscription that can be rotated between different schools or care homes (for trips for example)
- Shared ownership or rental between schools in the area
- Referral / recommendation scheme which can earn schools money or credits on existing devices
- Bespoke packages to suit your specific needs
If any of the above interests you, please do not hesitate to contact us as we are most keen to speak to you.
| Locate Vulnerable People |
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LocateMyThings are dedicated to the provision of devices that will assist in maintaining the health and safety of vulnerable people. LocateMyThings have been following the introduction of 'The Mental Capacity Act - Deprivation of Liberty safeguards' with the Department of Health. These safeguards came into effect on 1st April 2009. Click here to find out more about how we can help... |
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"We have been using the 'Locatemything' tracker unit for a while now. It is attached to my 80 year old dad's keys, and my mum charges it up at night, at the same as her phone. I'd recommend it. Get the idea aired wih the carer early in the course of Alzheimers, and don't leave implementing it until its too late for technology to be useful." Dr Sam Oddie, West Yorkshire |
