Ideal for families with loved ones being cared for by others.
Regardless of age, leaving a loved one in the care of another person is stressful. Whether a child is with a babysitter, an elderly parent is under the care of a caregiver, or a family member is at a medical center, knowing that family members be reached immediately in the case of an emergency alleviates some unnecessary stress.
NeedUNow gives babysitters, caregivers, and other service providers the tool they've been missing in their communication efforts, providing the ability to get the attention of family members immediately with an audible alert that overrides a phone’s silent and do not disturb setting, giving peace of mind knowing that family can be notified in an emergency, no matter what.
Alleviating stress by
putting peace of mind in your pocket.
Leaving a loved one in the care of others is stressful. From work hours to date nights, stress less with NeedUNow, knowing that you’ll receive critical information immediately, even if your phone’s on silent.
Babysitters
Find comfort knowing that if a child is hurt or injured, your babysitter can get a hold of you immediately.
Caregivers
Alert a patient’s family if there's a change in their loved one’s medical condition.
Childcare Centers
Empowering daycare workers to send urgent messages to parents when their child falls ill, gets injured, or during other critical situations.
Medical Staff
Inform a patient’s family instantly when there is a change to a loved one’s medical condition in a nursing home or hospital.
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Real life stories of when NeedUNow would have helped:
It was date night and both of our phones were on silent. The sitter was unable to get ahold of us to let us know that our son had gotten very sick.
When I got out of my work meeting, I saw that my babysitter had called 8 times. She wouldn't do that unless it was an absolute emergency, I wish I would have been able to hear it.
Our grandmother was in the hospital, and all of my siblings had to work that day....No one answered "the" call.
