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Medical Alert Bracelets for Dementia & Alzheimer’s (QR Medical ID)

One scan shows identification, key medical notes and emergency contacts—so helpers can reach family quickly and support safely.

Why a medical alert matters for dementia

If someone becomes lost, disoriented or distressed, they might be unable to share their name, address or medical needs. A medical alert bracelet or necklace is an immediate cue that information is available; with QR Medical ID, it provides far more than an engraved name. One scan reveals who the person is, who to call, and care notes (e.g., communication style, wandering risk, sensory sensitivities). That turns a difficult situation into a safe reunion faster.

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What to include in the QR Medical ID profile

Think “assist the helper” and “support first responders”:

  • Identification: full name, preferred name, date of birth, photo (optional).

  • Diagnosis & care notes: dementia type/stage, communication tips (“speak slowly; yes/no questions”), hearing/vision notes.

  • Medications & allergies: life-saving meds or allergies worth knowing.

  • Wandering & safety: risks, common places they enjoy, safe return notes.

  • Contacts: primary carer(s), secondary contact, GP, home number/address.

  • Assistive devices: mobility aids, hearing aids, implanted devices (pacemaker).

  • Other notes: language preferences, cultural considerations, pet at home.
     

Update details as care needs change.
 

Best product choices


Helpful pairing: Consider the SOS Alert Watch (Personal Alert Safety System) for falls detection, SOS button and GPS location sharing—useful for lone outings or wandering risk (alerts nominated contacts, not a call centre).

How MyQRMed works

  1. Link the ID (scan or visit /activate).

  2. Create the profile (ID, care notes, meds, contacts).

  3. Scan to view (no app required).
     

Caregiver tips

  • Use calm, respectful wording in notes.

  • Add a preferred hospital/GP if relevant.

  • Encourage daily wear—choose a comfortable style and size.
     

Funding in Australia

We support NDIS participants and Aged Care clients (HCP/CHSP, DVA). We provide itemised invoices/quotes and dispatch after approval.
 

FAQ

Is the bracelet comfortable for 24/7 wear?
Yes—choose soft silicone or smooth stainless; measure for a secure fit.


Can we add a photo?
Optional—helpful for quick ID.


What if the person removes jewellery?
Consider the QR Kit and SOS Watch as backups.


Is it private?
Only people who scan your QR can see the profile.

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