In 2025, Burgas will roll out a new “digital assistant” service, centering on a GPS tracking bracelet for elderly residents. This initiative will evolve the existing telemedicine program into a comprehensive teleassistance platform for the city’s elderly, sick, and lonely, BNR Burgas reports.

The new GPS tracking bracelet for elderly offers comprehensive support to caregivers and relatives of seniors and people with disabilities through its integrated features.

Health Monitoring: Tracks key health indicators like pulse, blood pressure, and temperature.

24/7 Oversight: A dedicated contact center monitors the data and alerts relatives and staff to any significant changes.

Location Tracking: Provides real-time user location, offering security for individuals with dementia.

Emergency SOS Button: Allows users to make immediate emergency calls.

Remote Support: Specifically designed to assist seniors living alone or those whose families live far away.