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e2 care helps families and caregivers keep watch over elderly loved ones and residents and be alerted the moment something looks wrong. e2 care is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition — it is a monitoring and notification aid and is not a substitute for professional care, supervision, or emergency services. e2 care connects to compatible fall-detection and door sensors and turns their signals into clear, timely alerts. When a possible fall or unusual activity is detected, the people who matter — family, caregivers, and care staff — are notified right away, so help can reach the resident faster. Key features • Real-time fall alerts, with severity and time of the event • Multi-channel notifications: push, email, SMS, WhatsApp, and Telegram • Smart escalation — if an alert isn't acknowledged, e2 care notifies additional contacts so nothing is missed • Door and night-time activity monitoring • Resident profiles in one place: emergency contacts, doctor details, medical notes, and medications • Multiple caregivers and family members, each with their own role and access • Alert acknowledgment, so the whole team can see what's been handled • Daily summaries of falls, door activity, and night-time movement • Quiet hours, cooldowns, and adjustable sensitivity to reduce false alarms How it works Add a resident, connect their sensors, and invite the caregivers and family who should be notified. e2 care watches for fall and door events around the clock and delivers alerts through the channels you choose. You stay in control of who gets notified, when, and how. Who it's for Families caring for aging parents at home, and care homes and assisted-living teams who need a simple, reliable way to stay informed about the people in their care. Your privacy Health and personal information is used only to provide monitoring and alerts, transmitted securely, and never sold. See our privacy policy for full details. Important: e2 care is an assistance tool, not an emergency service. Alerts depend on sensors, connectivity, and device settings, and may be delayed or missed. In an emergency, always contact local emergency services directly.