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FotoDialer
"We installed the FotoDialer for my elderly in-laws," said Moana W., an early user of the FotoDialer. "Grandpa takes care of Grandma, who is very forgetful. When Grandpa fell, Grandma was able to get to the phone, use the Foto Dialer and get help. She said if she hadn't had the FotoDialer, she would have been unable to remember numbers and (was) too shaky to dial the phone. FotoDialer has literally been a lifesaver."
Telephone accessory
FotoDialer served its purpose by allowing Grandma to turn to the page with emergency numbers, touch one button next to the "911" picture, and be immediately connected to emergency response. "Those responsible for seniors know that worrisome incidents will happen," says Son Le, inventor of FotoDialer. "With every fall or strange noise, with every concern your loved one has, reaching emergency services, medical services or contacting you is vital.

Photo calling
FotoDialer is the tool seniors need. Home phones and cell phones just don't work for those with shaky hands, poor vision or faulty memories." FotoDialer is designed for simplicity of use. The format is intuitive with photo album pages that accommodate up to 24 wallet-sized (2x3-inch) photos. The large buttons next to each picture allow the user to immediately contact emergency numbers, family, friends or neighbors.
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