Elderly parent living alone 300 km away: staying in the loop in an emergency
Your grandmother lives alone. Nearly 200 miles from your home. She is 84 and takes seven different medications every day. One evening, she collapses. Her neighbour calls the emergency services. The paramedics arrive and ask what medication she is taking. The neighbour has no idea. You are by your phone — but no one has your number.
The problem
Millions of elderly people live alone in France. In an emergency, their family carers are often far away and cannot be there in person. Their medical details are nowhere to be found when first responders need them most.
How Tribu Santé helps
Emergency QR code on the fridge
A printed QR code, stuck to the fridge. It links directly to the details you have chosen to share, via a link you can disable at any time.
Link view tracking
See how many times and when the shared link was opened. Keep an eye on their records, even from 300 km away.
Remote setup
Set up your loved one's health record directly from your phone, without having to travel. Done once. Sorted for good.
Frequently asked questions
Share your loved one's health record with the whole family
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