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Speaker 1: talk station. And been looking forward to this moment in time,
Speaker 1: knowing full well that Patty is going to be back
Speaker 1: in the studio. That'd be Patty Scott from one of
Speaker 1: my favorite charities at Heart number four Seniors, heartfor Seniors
Speaker 1: dot org. Check out the website uh TO five oh
Speaker 1: one C three nonprofit and it stands for Healthcare Evolution,
Speaker 1: Alert Responsive Technology and what they do is fund research
Speaker 1: and development for advanced alert response technologies to help offset
Speaker 1: the substantial cost that follows from incontinence. For example, a
Speaker 1: senior in an assisted living facility wallowing in their own
Speaker 1: urine feces results in massive problems, uncomfortable. Absolutely, healthcare problems abound. Yes,
Speaker 1: there is a quick, easy and affordable solution for all that,
Speaker 1: and Heart for Seniors delivers on that. But they do
Speaker 1: so much more, as we've learned, Patty, it is always
Speaker 1: a pleasure seeing you and your smiling face. Welcome back.
Speaker 1: I understand you've got some good news for us today, Brian.
Speaker 3: We have so much good news, so much good news,
Speaker 3: I don't even know where to start. First of all,
Speaker 3: your listeners are amazing and I always.
Speaker 1: Give my listeners a big props and I appreciate that well.
Speaker 3: But I love them because that's what we're here for,
Speaker 3: is to help them. And let me tell you, it's
Speaker 3: hard to navigate out there the healthcare system.
Speaker 1: A oh really, Yeah, healthcare is complicated.
Speaker 4: It's very complicated.
Speaker 3: And you know, us in this wonderful age group here,
Speaker 3: we're kind of navigating both sides of things, from our
Speaker 3: children to our parents.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And you know, it's been really interesting since we've been
Speaker 3: on in the last several months, and I kind of
Speaker 3: have to share with you because it's been tough. And
Speaker 3: this is exactly why we're here, and this is what
Speaker 3: I want to share with you, the success of what's occurred.
Speaker 3: And it kind of ties back into the Cunningham which
Speaker 3: your favorite people by the way they were.
Speaker 1: They came over to my mom's house because I gave
Speaker 1: them a contribution, And if you contribute to Heart for Seniors,
Speaker 1: you'll get a little visit from the Cunningham sisters, who
Speaker 1: are absolutely not just adorable, but they are so amazingly talented.
Speaker 1: They did a couple of a cappella numbers from my mom. Oh,
Speaker 1: my god. She was so moved by that. Oh and
Speaker 1: they were so friendly and charming and just filled with
Speaker 1: like honest love. You know, you can see when someone's
Speaker 1: faking it. Those girls do not fake it. What they
Speaker 1: do comes from their heart, and it does. It's a
Speaker 1: pleasure to behold it does.
Speaker 3: So let me kind of share with you. One thing
Speaker 3: that Heart for Seniors does is we're just trying to
Speaker 3: fix things and become solutions. And especially for your listeners,
Speaker 3: you know, we're getting messages every single hour upon hour
Speaker 3: upon people.
Speaker 4: Needing help and resources.
Speaker 3: So yes, it's about the alert response technology, yeah, but
Speaker 3: it's also about helping people find solutions because it's just
Speaker 3: so hard to navigate. So everything from I don't know
Speaker 3: how to change a YouTube.
Speaker 4: I need help with some moond care.
Speaker 3: I don't really know how to get my mom over
Speaker 3: to dialysis. I've been trying this agency and they don't
Speaker 3: take my mom's insurance. I don't know what to do.
Speaker 3: I have to work, we have all this post operative care.
Speaker 3: It's just it's really so stressful. It's so stressful.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, and it persually extra stressful because you're talking
Speaker 1: about probably someone who is your mom or dad, a
Speaker 1: loved one, someone you care profoundly and deeply about. So
Speaker 1: you're really desperately trying to find answers to these questions.
Speaker 3: And imagine even in the summer months, if you're the
Speaker 3: care team and you're about to go off of vacation
Speaker 3: and you don't have anybody to stay at home, and
Speaker 3: or you're taking your kids off to college or whatever
Speaker 3: the case may be, your parents are five hours away,
Speaker 3: six hours away. So let me just share with you
Speaker 3: something local that occurred that has transitioned into this that
Speaker 3: now has really something cool that's connected the Cunningham sister. So,
Speaker 3: the Cunningham sister's mother, as you all know because they've
Speaker 3: talked about it, has been at a veteran's hospital for
Speaker 3: twenty plus years. She's a nurse and has all kinds
Speaker 3: of psych history as well as just patient advocacy, respite care,
Speaker 3: you name it from a nursing perspective, she has clinical
Speaker 3: background to do it. Many weeks ago, we got a
Speaker 3: phone call from a very he's going to be coming
Speaker 3: on the show next month, a very well known basketball
Speaker 3: college coach locally.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 3: His father was in Georgia had transferred from a hospital
Speaker 3: to a short term care facility. That was a very
Speaker 3: very bad experience. They were basically just drugging him with
Speaker 3: a drug to keep him. Just stated we had to
Speaker 3: get him up here for them normal transport you call
Speaker 3: the companies things like that.
Speaker 4: Fourteen fifteen thousand dollars. Oh horrible.
Speaker 3: The bigger issue is he was now on dialysis and
Speaker 3: had anthem. Do you realize there's not many facilities that
Speaker 3: do dialysis and or take anthem. Oh, that in itself
Speaker 3: just completely freaked him out. Can you imagine wanting to
Speaker 3: move somebody here, your loved one. You can't put him
Speaker 3: in your house because of situations and issues. He's incontinent,
Speaker 3: so he knew he needed our system. And two, but
Speaker 3: where do you put him? Because every facility he called
Speaker 3: they either had dialysis but they didn't have anthem, or
Speaker 3: they had anthem but they didn't have dialysis. Long story short,
Speaker 3: Tara has now branched out and has partnered with Hartford Seniors.
Speaker 3: She actually has called Care by Tara. She is fully
Speaker 3: offering all services. So we actually flew down this person.
Speaker 3: This head coach hired her. We flew down. There's so
Speaker 3: many complicated things when you go to transport a senior
Speaker 3: much less out of a nursing home. There's wellness checks
Speaker 3: that have to take place. There's doctor's notes Delta. Thank god,
Speaker 3: I'm not promoting them, but they were amazing to work with.
Speaker 3: Did you know you have to fill prescriptions after you
Speaker 3: leave a facility. You have to go to a clinic
Speaker 3: to actually fill a prescription, before you get onto a flight,
Speaker 3: before you cross state lines. There's so many checklists and
Speaker 3: things that have to take place. And it was like
Speaker 3: this Navy seal mission that took place that we all
Speaker 3: got done in a twelve hour period of time with Coach.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, it is amazing.
Speaker 3: What was amazing, though, Brian was once we broke him
Speaker 3: out of there, he was just like it's sunlight and
Speaker 3: he was reading signs and he was so happy.
Speaker 1: Because he wasn't in a drug induced koma anymore.
Speaker 4: And but what was so amazing.
Speaker 1: I just I tell you we're out of time. I
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Speaker 1: we will continue on this track and we'll have more
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Speaker 1: Seniors dot org help them out up a right hand
Speaker 1: corner on the website. Donate because you'd be doing a
Speaker 1: world of good for seniors in assisted living facilities, but
Speaker 1: also beyond that, and Patty Patty Scott from Hart for
Speaker 1: Seniors in studio to add to the good news. Now,
Speaker 1: we previously talked about the nursing homes and assisted living
Speaker 1: facilities Alzheimer's dimension facilities where there are so few people
Speaker 1: handling so many patients. They have a scheduled check, they
Speaker 1: go to a room on schedule, they see they check
Speaker 1: the diaper and see, okay, it's dry, but they walk
Speaker 1: out the door and that's when the diaper gets soiled.
Speaker 1: But they don't show back up to that room for
Speaker 1: another fifteen to twenty hours or whatever the rotation is. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: that person is living in misery. It can cause complications health.
Speaker 1: We've talked about that multitude of times. That's in senior
Speaker 1: living facilities. What new development do you have for my
Speaker 1: listeners who are caring for a loved one in that
Speaker 1: condition in their homes, Patty.
Speaker 3: So we've been telling you we've been working on We
Speaker 3: knew the technology would work at home, but we wanted
Speaker 3: to make sure that we've been testing it and making
Speaker 3: sure we didn't have any issues because our biggest issues
Speaker 3: is we knew it would work inside the house, but
Speaker 3: people leave to go to doctor's appointments, right and right right,
Speaker 3: they're mobile, and so we needed to make sure that
Speaker 3: not only did it work for the caregiver inside the home,
Speaker 3: but if they left to go to the doctor's offices
Speaker 3: and things, things wouldn't click off and they would be
Speaker 3: mobile with them on their phone as well.
Speaker 4: So I wanted to visually bring with you.
Speaker 3: It's hard for your listeners to see and understand, but
Speaker 3: I wanted you to see how tiny a.
Speaker 1: Pack of playing cards. It's the size of a pack
Speaker 1: of playing cards. It's a computer that plugged into your device,
Speaker 1: and that's it. That's it. It's this small.
Speaker 3: But if you saw the inside of it and saw
Speaker 3: how complicated it looks, it's it's literally the coolest thing ever.
Speaker 3: It'll plug straight into a router and we if you
Speaker 3: don't have your own smart phone, you'll get a smartphone,
Speaker 3: so it'll be provided. If you don't, it's all covered
Speaker 3: and there's an app and we'll teach you.
Speaker 4: It's so simple.
Speaker 3: You buy the briefs, obviously, which are the smart briefs.
Speaker 3: They talk to it and so on and so forth.
Speaker 3: A risk wearable which does the pul sox, the heart rate,
Speaker 3: the whole nine yards. What's really, really, really super cool
Speaker 3: is when you leave the home with your loved one
Speaker 3: to go to the doctor's office, that obviously little computer
Speaker 3: router technology system of ours stays in your home. You
Speaker 3: don't take it. Everything transfers over onto that smartphone.
Speaker 4: You take that with you.
Speaker 3: It remains remains in contact, the data remains there. And
Speaker 3: what the next phase of that will be, which is
Speaker 3: we're really excited about, is all that data is living
Speaker 3: and we'll be able to, you know, share with your
Speaker 3: healthcare provider, with your loved one's healthcare provider, like we'll
Speaker 3: have real data, live statistics that if they want to
Speaker 3: see urinary patterns, right toileting patterns. Your dad is toileting
Speaker 3: at this time every single day, your mom is toileting
Speaker 3: at this time every day. They have had a bow movement,
Speaker 3: they haven't had a bow movement. When was the last
Speaker 3: time they had one? What is their pulsex? When is
Speaker 3: their pull sox dropping? What's their heart rate throughout the day?
Speaker 3: I mean, does anybody know what their heart rate is
Speaker 3: throughout the day if they're not really monitoring, especially like
Speaker 3: my dad who's eighty eight. An Apple Watch doesn't work
Speaker 3: on him because his pull sox drops below ninety and
Speaker 3: an Apple Watch won't cover below ninety. It's mostly just
Speaker 3: for healthy people. And my dad's pul sox can drop
Speaker 3: to forty four sadly if he drops off his oxygen
Speaker 3: at night and he takes it off or doesn't realize
Speaker 3: he takes it off. So alert response technology is so
Speaker 3: incredibly important.
Speaker 1: Well, this also works with diabetic diabetes levels.
Speaker 3: Well that's interesting because we actually, we actually are working.
Speaker 3: We've reached out to Abbot because a lot of people
Speaker 3: in nursing homes have the Libra, but the Libra can't
Speaker 3: talk to the system yet.
Speaker 4: Okay, right, it talks to their system.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, but it just sits.
Speaker 3: In the room and it doesn't alert, and it's one
Speaker 3: of the biggest frustrations nurses have. So we're we're trying
Speaker 3: to get a hold of some people at Abbot to say, hey,
Speaker 3: we already have the system. Can we just connect in
Speaker 3: and let it talk right exactly? This just work with us,
Speaker 3: Just let it connect in. I don't know if you
Speaker 3: have any Abbot connections out there, but if they can,
Speaker 3: if they can call, that'd be awesome.
Speaker 4: We just I mean, we're trying.
Speaker 1: This is amazing.
Speaker 3: Again, we don't it doesn't have to be our proprietary software.
Speaker 4: Quite honestly.
Speaker 3: If there's other software that people have that is incredibly
Speaker 3: important for somebody's health, call us and we can fit
Speaker 3: it into the ecosystem. Again, it's important for us to
Speaker 3: be very responsive alert response technology.
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Speaker 1: Service to America Part number four Seniors dot orgs the
Speaker 1: website and Patti Scott from Hard for Seniors and Studio.
Speaker 1: What an amazing, amazing, amazing thing. Now this technology that
Speaker 1: you have in nursing home facilities memory care facilities now
Speaker 1: available for you in your home. Small device about the
Speaker 1: size of a pack of playing cards, which will monitor
Speaker 1: the smart underwear that your senior has to make sure
Speaker 1: there's no incontinence issues. It keeps all this data you
Speaker 1: just talked about, reams and realms of very important data
Speaker 1: that your doctor, physician, other healthcare providers can use. And
Speaker 1: what amazing peace of mind you mentioned. You can leave
Speaker 1: the home and they will report the activity to your smartphone.
Speaker 1: And I was thinking along the lines of, Wow, if
Speaker 1: you've got an outside caretaker coming into your home, you
Speaker 1: might have the same worries and concerns that you would
Speaker 1: have if you have a senior in an assistant living facility.
Speaker 1: Are they really taking care of my loved one? Or
Speaker 1: are they watching TV and playing on the smartphones? You'll
Speaker 1: know you get an alert on your phone, you can
Speaker 1: call them up and say, hey, Dad needs his underwear
Speaker 1: chain or he's having an issue with his oxygen level.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Well, let me tell you what else is really
Speaker 4: cool about that.
Speaker 3: Let's say we're in ten facilities right right now. But
Speaker 3: let's say that somebody one of your listeners has their
Speaker 3: parents in a facility.
Speaker 4: That we're not in. Oh yeah, okay, but they want this.
Speaker 3: This technology in the room that they're loved ones in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we can do that.
Speaker 3: We set up their room as if it's their home.
Speaker 3: We can train their nurse. Right, that's in there straight.
Speaker 3: We just put it right on their phone. It's an
Speaker 3: app right and it's alert responds technology, so.
Speaker 4: It's very simple.
Speaker 3: We're getting extra specially doesn't have right, doesn't have to
Speaker 3: be an entire facility, can just be a single individual patient.
Speaker 1: Although if you are an assisted facility manager, you're the
Speaker 1: personal response before it. Maybe an owner of assisted living facility,
Speaker 1: you really really want this technology. It will improve the
Speaker 1: lives of your patients. You'll have a much higher review rate.
Speaker 1: You'll have a much more satisfied group of family members
Speaker 1: who are probably constantly worried about whether Dad or Mom's
Speaker 1: being checked on properly. Maybe they're the ones that discover
Speaker 1: that no, Dad's been laying in his own feces now
Speaker 1: for the last six hours. Thank god I came in
Speaker 1: to visit them, so I can raise three forms of
Speaker 1: Holy Hell with the staff members. This makes it all easy.
Speaker 3: Or they've taken their oxygen off and there spo two
Speaker 3: drops to sixty, or maybe an insolent shot has been
Speaker 3: given when it shouldn't have been given.
Speaker 1: Potential liability issues there that you can avoid by adopting
Speaker 1: this technology. Yeah, put my lawyer cap on on that one.
Speaker 1: There's just so many reasons and I can't thank you
Speaker 1: and everybody in all that hard for seniors for just
Speaker 1: for doing what you're doing.
Speaker 4: We can't thank you enough for giving us the exposure.
Speaker 3: Your listeners were here to help, like they're the best,
Speaker 3: and they reach out and we want to help.
Speaker 4: We want to help them, We want to be a resource.
Speaker 1: And consider that story you told earlier about the local
Speaker 1: basketball coach and his father and the struggles they had
Speaker 1: getting them removed from that facility and up to where
Speaker 1: they were going to be taken care of. You helped
Speaker 1: deal with that problem as well, so a variety of services.
Speaker 1: It's easy to reach them. Heart four Seniors Heart the
Speaker 1: number four seniors dot org. Please check out their website,
Speaker 1: check out what they do, and you know, I strongly
Speaker 1: encourage you to make a donation. That contribution would huge,
Speaker 1: huge return on investment for a lot of people out
Speaker 1: there in the world. Patty, God bless you and everything
Speaker 1: you do. You always make my day when you show up.
Speaker 4: God bless you.
Speaker 1: Brian and Hug the Cunningham Sisters for me.
Speaker 3: I will, and hey, don't forget for all those donations,
Speaker 3: they get a nice.
Speaker 4: Song out of it. Yeah, oh, we're all continuing to
Speaker 4: do that.
Speaker 1: I was afraid to ask.
Speaker 4: Yes, No, that's on going right there, folks.
Speaker 1: A donation to Harker Seniors, you're gonna get a live
Speaker 1: performance and someday, someday they are so talented you'll be
Speaker 1: able to look back when they're like gold records selling,
Speaker 1: record selling. They came to my house and sung to
Speaker 1: my mom and dad in the living room. I know them,
Speaker 1: I met them, I got pictures with them when they
Speaker 1: were no. One. And congratulations the Cunningham sisters on signing.
Speaker 1: They got a record contract. So you will be hearing
Speaker 1: more from them. Patty, God bless you can keep up
Speaker 1: the great work, folks. Stick around, Jess Obert. More charity
Speaker 1: work coming up. It's Peyton Lemonade stand season. Jess Obert
Speaker 1: on the phone to talk about that. We'll hear from
Speaker 1: Brian Miller about the gen Zs shifting over to the
Speaker 1: trades in Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati. The Building Industry Association
Speaker 1: of Northern Kentucky's Brian Miller at a thirty I'll be
Speaker 1: right back, confused, happens fast, stay up to date at
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