NetworkNewsBreaks – MetAlert Inc.’s (MLRT) SmartSole(R) Featured as Innovative Solution in Ritz Herald Article
MetAlert (OTC: MLRT), a pioneer in location-sensitive health monitoring devices and wearable technology products for remote patient monitoring, was featured in a recent article published by the Ritz Herald. The piece reviews MetAlert’s SmartSole(R), discussing it as a better solution as compared to the Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) Air Tag. The Apple product is a tracking device that uses a network of nearby Apple iPhones to bounce signals off. “Not surprisingly, given Apple’s history, the Air Tag was a hit, especially amongst those traveling with an expensive MacBook laptop or other high-end goods. It was also embraced by parents who slipped an Air Tag into their children’s pockets or backpacks to keep tabs on their location. Now, families of dementia patients are using Air Tags to help locate a loved one if they wander,” reads the publication, further delving into the benefits of MetAlert’s SmartSole. “MetAlert (OTC: MLRT) is a Los Angeles-based company that focuses on healthcare and medical technology products for consumers. Its flagship GPS SmartSole tracker is the perfect solution for the problem of wandering because it was made specifically for this purpose. The SmartSole is an insole for shoes that comes equipped with a GPS and cellular tracking device built into it. It is easy to conceal, and patients are less likely to forget their shoes at home before they head out the door. Best of all, the mobile app works with both iPhone and Android operating systems. Every five minutes, the SmartSole will send their location to the cloud and send notifications and alerts directly to your phone. Set your own boundaries, and if the patient wanders outside of them you’ll be alerted immediately. MetAlert also cites that the SmartSole works in all 50 states and uses the T-Mobile 4G wireless network rather than Bluetooth like Air Tags.”
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MetAlert (OTC: MLRT), a pioneer in location-sensitive health monitoring devices and wearable technology products for remote patient monitoring, was featured in a recent article published by the Ritz Herald. The piece reviews MetAlert’s SmartSole(R), discussing it as a better solution as compared to the Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) Air Tag. The Apple product is a tracking device that uses a network of nearby Apple iPhones to bounce signals off. “Not surprisingly, given Apple’s history, the Air Tag was a hit, especially amongst those traveling with an expensive MacBook laptop or other high-end goods. It was also embraced by parents who slipped an Air Tag into their children’s pockets or backpacks to keep tabs on their location. Now, families of dementia patients are using Air Tags to help locate a loved one if they wander,” reads the publication, further delving into the benefits of MetAlert’s SmartSole. “MetAlert (OTC: MLRT) is a Los Angeles-based company that focuses on healthcare and medical technology products for consumers. Its flagship GPS SmartSole tracker is the perfect solution for the problem of wandering because it was made specifically for this purpose. The SmartSole is an insole for shoes that comes equipped with a GPS and cellular tracking device built into it. It is easy to conceal, and patients are less likely to forget their shoes at home before they head out the door. Best of all, the mobile app works with both iPhone and Android operating systems. Every five minutes, the SmartSole will send their location to the cloud and send notifications and alerts directly to your phone. Set your own boundaries, and if the patient wanders outside of them you’ll be alerted immediately. MetAlert also cites that the SmartSole works in all 50 states and uses the T-Mobile 4G wireless network rather than Bluetooth like Air Tags.”
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