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VRI and GrandCare form partnership

Dayton, OH, West Bend, WI - VRI, a medical alert, medication adherence and telehealth monitoring company, and GrandCare Systems, a provider of in home socialization, entertainment and wellness sensor technologies, announced today that they have developed a partnership to deliver an integrated portfolio of services. Now, GrandCare System care partners will be notified on GrandCare's easy to use online interface when their loved one has activated their personal response system. In addition, VRI and GrandCare will be able to cross sell their integrated solution into their respective distribution channels.

       "This was a natural partnership", commented Andy Schoonover, President of VRI, "Both organizations are committed to safety and wellness, while giving the family members an unmatched 'peace of mind'.

       Laura Mitchell from GrandCare Systems added, "We know how difficult this whole process can be. We just hope we can help to make the family's lifestyle easier, happier and more affordable".

       "It's through partnerships such as these that innovation for elder-focused technologies will be accelerated",  said Peter Radsliff, chairman of the Aging Technology Alliance, an industry association developed to foster awareness of products and services geared toward the aging population. "Stimulating cooperation is why AgeTek was formed from the outset."

        "Blending our services can add a strong measure of comfort, convenience and control to those that desire to age in place but have conditions that may limit their ability to move freely, communicate effectively or otherwise navigate their environment", said Steve Abate of VRI.  "Partnering will ensure and encourage Seniors the opportunity to remain at home with safety and peace of mind."

       VRI is a healthcare services company with over 20 years of experience and is one of the largest providers of medical alert and monitored medication dispensing systems in the country. Headquartered in Dayton, Ohio, VRI's services enable seniors and those with disabilities to maintain their independence and avoid long term care facilities and hospitalization. The company's service portfolio includes Medical Alert Systems, Monitored Medication Dispensers, Telehealth services and other specialty solutions to provide safety and independence for their clients. For more information, or to see the range of VRI's products please visit www.monitoringcare.com.

       GrandCare Systems offers a new WINDOW into the online world using a simple-to-use virtually programmed Trillium TouchScreen. The Loved One simply enjoys and interacts with the incoming pictures, messages, videos, games, reminders, calendar appts, news headlines, etc. - all maintained remotely by care-partners through a user-friendly online interface. But that's just the "tip of the iceberg". Smart "activity of daily living" and Tele-wellness sensors quietly talk to the Trillium TouchScreen and generate text, email or phone alerts to designated care-partners.

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       From: laurahillmanmitchell@gmail.com on behalf of Laura Mitchell
       Sent: Tue 6/15/2010 5:46 PM
       To: Andy Schoonover; Steve Abate
       Subject: Re: press release so far...

       Attached is the latest version!

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

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