Self Care Rapid Aid Message Systems

Perth, WA ,Australia
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SCRAM Systems, proving a totally new level of support.

For many years people have done their best to give loved ones the ability to call on help or have details available just in case the need arose.

For the majority of us, you would be carrying a list of contact details, phone numbers, addresses ready and today with the prevalence of mobile phones that has helped!

Many systems have been developed to address part of the needs associated with supporting an individual in a stressful situation. Some by providing basic medical labels, others by communicating who you know. Some even by just making it obvious you have a diagnosis to consider.

But when it comes to providing help for someone that has trouble helping themselves, real life is never simple at the best of times.

Introducing the next level of help, a Self Care system that requires nothing but a phone to access world class help. SCRAM (Self Care Rapid Aid Message) has all the support that could possibly be given by a person with completely typical levels of abilities, under zero stress (even with complete access to a carer) and far more reliable under stress.

SCRAM Systems is able to deliver 100% reliable information in both the traditional forms (written) and now with the addition of automatic SMS, email messaging and internet communications, contact and medical details from out totally custom hosted software. Massive amounts of details in over 50 different types is held for the asking.

With SCRAM a name can be put to their face, your loved one will be recognised from their photo. An understanding of the needs they have. Not just a label, but a full message describing what to expect and how to approach them. Not just a single main diagnosis like ADHD or Epilepsy. But a purpose written message designed specifically for helpers to understand how to help.

Police and ambulance services will know the moment they see the SCRAM sign, that someone has support. Not just from a traditional indicator or contact list. But a reliable warning communicating just what can and can't be expected from the individual.

With an identifying picture to confirm they have the right person to match the help, not only does the trust level of treatment goes up, they know which person in the crowd needs the help. Consideration and allowances for conditions can start before first contact is made. Knowing how a person will react to assertiveness or allow the person to take time understand instructions, can be an event changer and make all the difference.

Not just single details are accessible, but lists of Contacts, Medications, Allergies, Diagnosis, Immunisations, General Chronic Conditions and more.

Some of the details stored that directly relate to the person receiving support are:
Names, Addresses, Ages, Blood Types, Phone Numbers, Email address, Relationships with people, List of Support Contacts, Primary and secondary Diagnosis List, Including Abbreviations and full Descriptions of listed Diagnosis, Prescription Medications, Dates Updated, Medicare details, Medication Name, Doses, Qtys, Periods & Instructions, Allergens, Sensitivity levels, Full Descriptions (eg Immune complex, Anaphylactic, Cytotoxic etc), Ambulance required information, any Additional Conditions including, Dates Updated and detailed Descriptions if desired (eg Pace maker etc), Immunisations Details, Date Given, Type, Site, Dose, Reaction, Notes.

There is much more that relate to alert messages, such as a history of where, when, what or who directly to the support network of real people that can provide fast and timely help without even being actively called.

When SCRAM is used, an explosive situation can quickly be prevented from ever turning critical.

SCRAM taking support to a new level.

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