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Providing Call Reassurance Programs
Database Systems Corp. (DSC) provides services and systems that automatically call households checking on residents to ensure they are OK. This service can re-dial the number several times and if there is no response, a message can be provided to family members or a monitoring center informing them that a resident is not responding to this call.
Contact DSC at (602) 265-5968 to learn more about our phone reassurance program and services.
The following community provides phone reassurance services to its members and is NOT a customer of Database Systems Corp.
Grafton County Senior Citizens Council
The following organization provides a telephone reassurance program for its community and residents. The information provided on this page came from the website of this provider.
To obtain current information about this provider, please visit the website listed below.
Organization: Grafton County Senior Citizens Council Inc., New Hampshire
Type Of Service: FREE - Volunteer Based Callers
Website: www.gcscc.org
Email: gcscc@gcscc.org
Telephone: 1-877-711-7787
Additional Information
Telephone Reassurance
WHAT IS 'GOOD MORNING!'?
"'Good Morning!' is a telephone reassurance program for older adults or adults with disabilities who live alone and are at risk of sudden illness, falls, accidents, and social isolation.
IS THERE ANY CHARGE FOR THIS SERVICE?
No. This is a free service provided by RSVP & The Volunteer Center to older adults and adults with disabilities living in our service area.
HOW DOES THE 'GOOD MORNING!' PROGRAM WORK?
Each morning between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. the older person or person with a disability receives a call from a trained telephone volunteer to check that he or she is okay. If the person does not answer and the volunteer has not been notified of any change, the 'Good Morning!' volunteer then follows the pre-arranged procedures for contacting the participant's back-up person or the police if necessary.
HOW CAN I PARTICIPATE IN THE 'GOOD MORNING!' PROGRAM?
Call RSVP toll free at 1-877-711-7787 and ask for Doreen. She will explain the program to you and arrange for you to have an enrollment meeting if you're interested. Once you have completed the forms, a letter will be sent to you setting out the guidelines for the program, and you can then expect to receive a daily call from the 'Good Morning!' volunteer.
HOW CAN I VOLUNTEER WITH 'GOOD MORNING!'?
Are you interested in helping to assure the well being of others? Do you live in northern Windsor County, Vermont or in Grafton or Sullivan Counties in New Hampshire? If you are willing to commit approximately two hours for two or more mornings per week making local telephone calls from your home, have a good organizational skills, a pleasant phone presence, and are able to follow procedures in an emergency, give RSVP a call at 1-877-711-7787 or email us at rsvp@gcscc.org.
ARE THERE ANY RESTRICTIONS REGARDING WHO CAN PARTICIPATE IN THE PROGRAM?
You must be 60 years of age or older, or an adult of any age with disabilities, live alone (or with your spouse or sibling,) and you must agree to receive a daily telephone call. You must also agree to let us know when you plan to be away.
NOTE: IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY, DIAL 911.
WHAT IF I HAVE LIFELINE?
'Good Morning!' is a great complement to LifeLine because with 'Good Morning!' you get a daily telephone call from someone who is interested in your well-being and has time to chat if you like. Lifeline is a separate program for emergencies, such as falls or accidents, or health problems requiring emergency assistance.
HOW IS 'GOOD MORNING!' FUNDED?
By the Corporation for National and Community Service, fundraising, grants, and private donations."
- www.gcscc.org
Emergency Notification Phone Networks
Database Systems Corp. (DSC) provides emergency alert and notification services and systems that automatically call residents checking to ensure their well-being. This automatic phone service can re-dial the number several times and if no one answers, an alert message can be provided to a monitoring center informing them that the called individual is not answering this call or the individual requires assistance. These programs are effective and have helped residents who were unable to request assistance when an emergency arises.
Besides providing this Home Calling service, Database Systems Corp. (DSC) provides the most comprehensive phone solutions for the emergency broadcast system marketplace today. Whether purchasing your own emergency autodialer or using our emergency notification service, you can rely on us to deliver your alert messages.
Contact DSC today at (602) 265-5968 to learn more about our emergency and home calling services.
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