In-home care for active seniors with normal concerns about their health is an economical alternative to relocating to an extended healthcare facility. Using Vital Signs Monitor, a system that records blood pressure, pulse, temperature and blood/oxygen concentration readings in 30 seconds with a hospital-grade monitor, people of advancing age can continue to live at home, by relying on a daughter, son, sister, brother, neighbor or good friend, located nearby or miles away--to alert their doctor if a health problem develops. Vital Signs Monitor stores the readings in an online accessible file.

A family member simply follows a physician's guidelines to keep track of their loved one's health status between doctor visits. Pre-emptive monitoring can be performed online and the attending physician can be alerted when a health problem arises. Vital Signs can be reviewed from a remote location with a secure password.

Also, when a user subscribes to a complementary service called Personal Medical Record (PMR), a physician can access the computer that stores the vital signs readings as well as stored medical history files with a secure personal password to determine the significance of a downturn in health status. Using the Vital Signs Monitor developed by ReAsure.net, people of advancing age have an unprecedented opportunity to continue to live independently and do things for themselves.

In the event of sudden symptoms, such as chest pain, dizziness, fever, delirium, malaise and lightheadedness the user can alert a physician directly with the Automatic Emergency Telephone Dialer included with Vital Signs Monitor.

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