Nuvel vSOS Emergency Response Application for Smartphones Teamed with AFCA/FBI National Child ID Program
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With the addition of Nuvel's vSOS, the AFCA/FBI National Child ID Program now offers a complete range of family safety and child identification tools: the Child ID kit and Nuvel's vSOS Personal Emergency Response Application for smartphones.
The Child ID Kit was developed to help parents and guardians provide law enforcement with the information they need to begin looking for a missing child. vSOS complements this tool with a proactive capability thatenablesanyone with vSOS on their iPhone or Android smartphone to immediately contact professional emergency responders with a single push of a button. Since smartphone users are known to carry their phone with them wherever they go, the vSOS app enables emergency support and assistance anytime, anywhere.
Developed to provide assistance and save lives,vSOSisdesigned with advanced, patent-pending technology that provides 24/7/365 response to any emergency—health, accident, assault—through
If a user does not answer the call from GEOS, certified emergency response professionals will contact the closest emergency dispatch center. Using GPS technology, vSOS provides the user's precise location to the responders to guide emergency personnel. The user's name, mobile phone number, address and personalized health information are also included with the alert. In addition, vSOS will send a text or email message to alert up to five contacts (physician, family, friends) listed in the user profile.
vSOS also includes the
The Child ID Kits include an inkless fingerprint identification card, an inkless fingerprinting black image applicator, two sterile cotton cheek swabs to collect DNA samples and a physical description card with space for a photograph. These kits are meant to be completed and stored at home by the child's parent or guardian. Families who would like to receive a free Child I.D. Kit for their child can also order the kits by calling 1-888-55-IDKIT or via the internet at www.childidprogram.com.
"Our goal with The National Child Identification Program is to protect all 60 million children in
"We feel vSOS will play an important and pro-active role in the AFCA/FBI National Child ID Program," said
vSOS Availability, Price
The vSOS subscription fee of
About the National Child ID Program
The National Child Identification Program (NCIDP) was created in 1997 by the
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(1) The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) outlines the minimum standards that need to be met to ensure the confidentiality, privacy, and security of information in the Internet environment.
vSOS is a trademark of
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