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GPS Insoles

GPS Shoes Now Available For Seniors With Alzheimer’s And Dementia

January 15, 2020 by Good Living Guide. This post may contain affiliate links. 20 Comments

If you have a loved one with dementia or Alzheimer’s, the possibility that they might wander is a serious concern. Now, you can use soles with built-in GPS to track them everywhere they go.

GPS Shoes

GPS SmartSole

SmartSoles Are a Smart Idea

The insoles are made by a company called GPS SmartSole. The insoles use GPS and cellular technology to track the person wearing them. You can use your phone or your computer to get the person’s location.

They look just like the insoles that you’d buy at the drugstore. They’re small, lightweight and discreet.

Peace of Mind for Caregivers

Patti Ciancaglini is the wife and caregiver of former professional boxer Ray Ciancaglini, who is now a concussion awareness activist. In a video, Patti explains that Ray enjoys walking around their outdoor property, but she worries that he’ll get lost.

SmartSole allows Ray to enjoy his walks without wandering into dangerous areas or getting lost. It also gives Patti peace of mind and allows her to keep Ray at home instead of taking him to a nursing home.

Safety First

The SmartSole is designed for:

  • Adults with Alzheimer’s or dementia.
  • Children with special needs.
  • People with traumatic brain injury.
  • Anyone who’s at risk of wandering.

Therapist Lynette Louise, who specializes in working with developmentally disabled clients, uses the soles to help her clients get a taste of freedom while staying safe.

An Uncommon Solution to a Common Problem

Alzheimer’s and dementia cases are on the rise. SmartSoles are a smart solution that will make life a little easier for everyone.

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