In Italy 14 million over 65, a smart bracelet protects them

Italy is increasingly a country for old people. Our population, in fact, is the oldest in Europe, with a total of almost 14 million over 65s, of which 7 million are over 75 (the over 65s were less than 4 million in 1951 alone). According to Istat, in 2050 the share of over 65s of the total population could rise from 22.6% today to 32-37% 1. And in this context, technological innovations are also increasing to support, assist and make the life of the over 65 more and more autonomous. And precisely with the aim of providing a 360 ° service available to children of elderly parents or caregivers, it is Seremy just born, life-saving device, entirely produced in Italy, simple to use and without installation, perfect for monitoring the health of the elderly, their movements and vital parameters. “The Seremy smart bracelet is very easy to use and above all non-invasive. It does not require Internet or telephone, the battery lasts up to a month and offers children or caregivers peace of mind and serenity, since they know that their parent is followed and in good hands. “underlines Lara Demetri, Seremy’s Sales Manager. “By letting your elderly parent wear the bracelet, for example, – explains Demetri – every child can always comfortably have alarms, position and level of well-being on their smartphone, thanks to the free Seremy App available for iOS and Android”. With Seremy, every elderly person can send Sos requests with a simple button. At the same time, the bracelet automatically detects falls and locates the GPS position – useful in the case of elderly people suffering from Alzheimer’s, for example – non-invasively checks the heart rate, the quality of sleep and the level of physical activity. for example how many steps are taken daily and during the week. The bracelet is delivered already active and ready to use, it is not necessary to install it but just have it worn by your loved one and immediately start monitoring vital functions. Seremy works without distance limits, so it can be used comfortably by an elderly person who lives in Southern Italy and monitored by his son residing in Milan.