How to Register Your Loved One:

  • The initial visitation will take approximately 1-2 hours depending on the option selected.

  • You will need copies of documentation of Doctors assessment, legal guardian, and or birth certificate.

  • Information on attending physician phone number and a list of medication the client is currently taking.

  • It is recommended that all members of the family attend the first initial setup.

  • We have discovered that those with sensory issues are best to have worn a watch 24/7 in order for them to have an easier transition to wearing the transmitter.

  • You are not locked into a contract, when you return the transmitter you are released from the contract.

  • Monthly appointment maintenance fee.

  • Monthly maintenance takes approximately half an hour.

  • This technology does not replace the need for constant supervision.

  • The battery is the integral part of this technology.

  • Mandated to verify-by-signature that the battery is functioning, a minimum of once a day.

  • This device is designed to be an additional aid to help locate a missing person and that there is no warranty, representing or guarantee that a person will be found. Project Lifesaver equipment is designed to provide law enforcement personnel with an additional technology in attempting to locate the missing person.

  • Project Lifesaver transmitter bracelet is to be worn at all times. If you discover the transmitter bracelet has been removed or is defective, you must call Project Lifesaver immediately.

There are currently 2 options available to you:

Option 1:
Transmitter bracelet; including one-time client set up fee and monthly maintenance fee*. Maintaince is to ensure bracelet case is not cracked, lube o-ring, and replace battery, band and security snaps.

Option 2:
Perimeter Alarm System - one time set up fee and monthly maintenance fee*.
Maintaince is to ensure bracelet case is not cracked, lube o ring, and replace battery, band and security snaps.
Programmable for up to 15 different transmitters.
The Perimeter Alarm system is portable, take it with you when you visit the park, grandparents or stay at the family cottage.
The perimeter alarm system includes the bracelet. The single bracelet has a dual function. The perimeter tracking device can be set so if the person wearing the bracelet moves outside the range of the tracking device it sounds an alarm. This could be set in a way that if the person moves outside of the home or classroom the alarm would sound giving the caregiver a warning that the person has breached the perimeter and allows the caregiver to take action. If the person is not visual by the caregiver, a call to 911 will alert the police and the police will search for the person wearing the bracelet. Average recovery time is 30 minutes from place last seen. Once the police have been notified, the perimeter alarm can then be used to find the person wearing the bracelet but only after alerting the police.
* Applicable taxes to be added

A lost person is a critical emergency. They are unaware of their situation, they do not call out for help and they don’t respond to others who call out to them. Inadvertent wandering is a reality that Parents have to face. This technology will help reduce your fear and anxiety level in order for you to cope with the difficult situations that you face daily. The relief of knowing that if your child wanders or bolts that you will have an excellent chance of having their loved ones returned home safely.

Client must have a tendency to bolt or wander and suffer and be confirmed by a physician to be suffering from one of the following:

  • Alzheimer's Disease
  • Autism Spectrum Disorder
  • Dementia
  • Related Special Needs

Caregiver must be a parent or legal guardian

Caregiver is mandated to check the bracelet and battery a minimum of once daily.

Caregiver must call 911 immediately when they notice that a loved one is missing.

Contact Project Lifesaver Ontario
Maureen KRESAN - Volunteer Coordinator
PH: (519) 982-9988