ElderCare is a service of Daedalus Health Information Systems Incorporated  (“Daedalus Health”). 

Daedalus Health was incorporated under the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia in 2003 and is located in Alexandria, Virginia, within the Washington, DC, metropolitan area.  If you have not already done so, please visit the Daedalus Health website, www.daedalushealth.com. 

Daedalus' mission is to provide action-oriented information regarding the health and welfare of individuals, groups, the nation, and the global community. Daedalus' activities are divided into three principal divisions:

health informatics
notification services
monitored care programs

All three activities share a common architecture, a principal focus upon telephone-based sources and services, and provide worldwide multi-modal notification through a high-speed, carrier-grade system. 

In addition to technological expertise, Daedalus' principals performed an extensive survey of the market for eldercare home monitoring services for AARP, thereby expanding its knowledge base to support development of solutions for seniors and other groups that can benefit from monitored care. 

ElderCare is the first of Daedalus Health's monitored care programs.  The concept will be expanded in the near term to various disease states, diagnostic areas, physical and mental challenges, and other applications such as latch-key children. 

Daedalus Health is dedicated to providing high value services to its customers.  ElderCare will provide increased security, a sense of dedicated caring, and a safety net  for seniors, while providing a sense of comfort to their families, and social and healthcare networks—their  caregivers.

A cornerstone of Daedalus Health’s approach is situational awareness, a concept that applies to individual health—and the health, welfare, safety, and security of seniors—as much as it does to matters affecting community, national, and global health.  Situational awareness permits informed response.  Informed response is the basis for creating and maintaining public confidence.  In turn, public confidence is the basis for convincing people to act according to plans. 

Situational awareness is important to our seniors and to their caregivers.  It provides the basis for informed response to their requirements in a timely and effective manner.