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Caring for someone living with Alzheimer's or dementia means balancing their independence with your own peace of mind.
Life Assist Advantage was built for exactly that. It is a connected safety platform that helps a person move through their day with confidence, while giving family members a reliable way to stay informed and reachable if something goes wrong.
Life Assist provides wearable Mi-Lo devices, a pendant and a smartwatch, each with an SOS button, two-way voice, fall detection, and location built in. A person living with dementia can call for help and be found when needed, while families set safe zones that send an alert when a loved one enters or leaves an area, with a choice of Family Monitored or 911 Monitored service.
Families don’t start thinking about a safety device for a single reason. For some, it comes after a moment of disorientation or a missed check-in. For others, it is simply the wish to support a parent’s routine a little longer without worrying as much.
If you are weighing the idea, a GPS tracker for dementia patients is often considered for reasons like these:
Whatever the reason, the aim is the same: making help easy to reach, without taking away a person’s freedom. Many families begin looking at a GPS tracker for dementia patients at the point where everyday reassurance starts to feel harder to manage alone.
Life Assist brings the device, location features, alerts, and monitoring together in one connected safety platform. Families have one service designed to help them stay informed, stay connected, and make it easier for their loved one to reach help when needed.
The Mi-Lo Pendant keeps things to the essentials: one clear SOS button, two-way hands-free voice, fall detection, and location, all on its own cellular connection with no phone to pair.
The Mi-Lo Smartwatch brings those same safety features into a familiar watch design. It holds up to ten contacts the wearer can reach directly from the device, If you are caring for a loved one with dementia or Alzheimer's, you can add the optional Secure Wear Clasp for added reassurance that the watch is not unintentionally left behind.
A dementia GPS tracker is only helpful if the information actually reaches the people who care.
With Life Assist, you can set a safe zone around a place that matters, like home, and get an alert when your loved one enters or leaves that area.
Alerts can take a few moments to arrive and are designed as an additional layer of awareness. Knowing when your loved one has left a familiar area means you can locate them and respond sooner than you otherwise could.
That early awareness can be life saving.
If someone becomes disoriented while away from home, their Mi-Lo device can help family members or the monitoring team locate them and respond.
Indoors, where ordinary GPS tends to weaken, the Mi-Lo Beacon accessory can be added to sharpen room-level detail within the home. And for a loved one who tends to wander beyond a set area, a dementia GPS tracker paired with safe zones lets families stay aware without constantly checking.
Henry is up earlier than usual, enjoying breakfast with his Mi-Lo Pendant on, just as he wears it every day.
Henry heads out for a walk. When he leaves the safe zone around home, his daughter receives an alert.
His daughter looks up Henry's location on the Life Assist platform and sees he is only a short walk from home.
She meets him along the way, and they walk home together, his morning back on its familiar path.
Both devices share the same core safety features and location capabilities, so it comes down to which one fits your loved one best. The good news is that both are a strong choice.
is purpose-built for personal safety, with a large SOS button, two-way voice, and fall detection. Its battery lasts about 48 hours, so there is less time spent thinking about charging, and it is easy to use as part of everyday life.
$195.00
It's a great choice for someone who doesn't want to carry an extra device and would rather have safety features built into a watch they can wear throughout the day.
$269.00
When choosing a tracking device for an elderly person with dementia, comfort and everyday use matter just as much as the technology itself. The right choice is often the device your loved one is most comfortable wearing each day. Whichever you choose, the Mi-Lo Pendant or the Mi-Lo Smartwatch, they gain location, two-way voice, and one-touch access to help, far more reassurance than a tracking device for elderly with dementia built around a simple alarm alone can offer.
With Life Assist, you decide how alerts are handled, and both options carry equal weight. You can also switch service types at any time as your needs change.
an SOS or fall alert opens a two-way call to the family members or caregivers you have chosen.
a trained emergency team handles the alert and can coordinate EMS, fire, or police to the wearer's location.
If you prefer to plan ahead, the annual plan is the best value, working out to $100 less over the year.
The device and the monitoring are two separate parts. The Pendant is CA$195 and the Smartwatch is CA$269, and each works alongside an active monitoring subscription.
Take the next step toward keeping your loved one safe and connected. Explore the Mi-Lo Pendant and Smartwatch, compare Family and 911 Monitoring, and choose the setup that fits your family. Have questions first? Contact the Life Assist team and get the answers you need to decide with confidence.
Yes. You can set a safe zone around a location, and your chosen contacts are notified by email and SMS when the wearer enters or leaves that area. Each alert can take a a few moments to arrive, so it works as a helpful layer of awareness. This is why a tracker for elderly people with dementia is often paired with safe zones, and is chosen for its location feature as much as its SOS button.
Yes. The Mi-Lo Pendant and the Mi-Lo Smartwatch have their own cellular connection, so a person can call for help and be located without carrying a phone. A tracking device for dementia patients like this works on its own, making it a good fit for anyone who may not manage a phone easily.
The same Mi-Lo devices support people living with both Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. A GPS tracker for Alzheimer’s patients is not a separate product; it is the same connected safety platform, set up around the person’s needs. Families looking for a GPS tracker can start with either the Pendant or the Smartwatch.