Provides an emblem (bracelet, dog tag, or necklace) for members with a bleeding disorder.

Offers regular in-person home visits upon request by police officers when concern has been expressed regarding a person's current health or personal safety. Notify family or respective agency if necessary.

Provides a daily morning call to seniors to check on their welfare. Establishes nearby contacts in case calls are unanswered and contacts emergency services if necessary.

Trumbull County senior nutrition site.

Toledo Police Department and Records Section. Also provides wellness checks.

County Probate Court. Responsible for duties regarding estates, guardianships, marriage licenses, adoptions, changes of name, and mental health matters.

Provides medical identification bracelets and necklaces and a 24-hour emergency response service. Some of the services offered include: an identification emblem (necklace or bracelet) engraved with their medical condition that is recognized by emergency and medical professionals; a 24-hour phone number; a wallet card (additional fee) and seat belt ID holders (additional fee).

Uses state-of-the art technology in assisting those who care for victims of Alzheimer's and other Related Mental Dysfunctional Disorders (ARMD) and victims who become lost. These victims include the elderly and even the youngest in our community who are afflicted with Down syndrome, Autism or developmental disorders. The Project Lifesaver program places personalized radio transmitters on identified persons with ARMD who may wander away from the safety of their homes. These transmitters assist caregivers and Richland County Sheriff's Officers in locating those who cannot help themselves. Funding for Project Lifesaver is a result of private ad corporate donations and grants. Since Project Lifesaver is comprised of mainly volunteers, donations are used directly for programs, rescues and equipment needed by the user. Richland County Project Lifesaver has been developed in cooperation with eight Lions Clubs (Bellville, Butler, Butler Lioness, Lucas, Madison, Ontario, Mansfield Noon, and Plymouth); Richland County Sheriff's Office, Ohio District 5 Area Agency on Aging, and the Alzheimer Disease and Related Disorder Association, Inc. - Northwest Ohio Chapter.

Provides a "File of Life" system that provides healthcare information to fire and emergency crews. Basic healthcare information and a listing of current medications is kept in a slim pouch on the refrigerator door. A sticker is placed on the entry door to the house to alert personnel in the event of an emergency.

Serves as the municipal police services for Washington Township, Ohio. Also provides wellness checks.

Offers information and referral, telephone reassurance, outreach, transportation, homemakers, friendly visitors, insurance assistance, chore service, senior activity center, (trips, socialization/recreation, crafts, etc.), HEAP assistance, job bank, newsletters, income tax assistance, Golden Buckeye sign-up, Coats for Seniors and consumer advocacy.

Provides service for those who are frail or disabled, in which they are called every morning to check on their welfare. If no answer is obtained, emergency contact will be called, and if necessary a car will be sent and home can be broken into.

Offers a kit designed to intervene in wandering for youth with a developmental disability. Kit generally includes door and window alarm, an ID bracelet, visual stop signs, and a guide on what to do about wandering behavior. Available on a first come, first serve basis while supplies last.

The Troy Fire Department offers a daily check-in service for senior and/or disabled individuals and individuals with special needs. The individual calls in daily, if they do not call, then the Fire Department will call you. If there is no answer, they will visit and check in with you.

Includes Health programs with health education and screening (from a medical team); hearing aid clinic, emergency alert. Support groups include Alzheimer’s Caregiver, Multiple Sclerosis, grandparents, Healing Hearts (Grief support lead by Grief Recovery Specialist).

Provides 24 hour crisis intervention, reassurance, information and referral; emergency linkage to community agencies, police, hospitals, emergency assistance. A Victims Advocate provides community support, advocacy and reassurance to victims of crime following a traumatic experience.

Lifeline is a device worn or carried by an individual so they can call for help in an emergency even if they can't get to a phone. Mobile and landline units available.

Provides 24 hour crisis intervention, reassurance, information and referral; emergency linkage to community agencies, police, hospitals, emergency assistance. A Victims Advocate provides community support, advocacy and reassurance to victims of crime following a traumatic experience.

Provides the police department for Ottawa Hills, Ohio. Also provides wellness checks.

Provides seniors who are lonely and/or isolated with a regular visitor and/or telephone call.

Phones persons 60 and older who live alone to check on their well-being. Alerts a contact person or the police if the client does not answer.

Offers a program which allows the Valley City Fire Department to check in on individuals regularly through phone calls.

Provides a program that makes daily phone calls to provide regular support to older adults.

Provides a daily monitoring program for the senior citizens who may not have family or friends close by to look after them.

By forming partnerships with local law enforcement and public safety organizations, Project Lifesaver deploys specially trained teams with the most reliable technology available to quickly locate and return wandering adults and children to their families and caregivers. Project Lifesaver relies on proven radio technology and a specially trained search and rescue team. Clients that are enrolled in the Project Lifesaver program wear a personalized wristband that emits a tracking signal. When caregivers notify the local Project Lifesaver agency that the person is missing, a search and rescue team responds to the wanderer's area and starts searching with the mobile locater tracking system. Search times have been reduced from hours and days to minutes. In over 1500 searches, there have been no reported serious injuries or deaths. Recovery times average less than 30 minutes. The system was designed to help individuals who have wandering tendencies such as those with autism, developmental disabilities, Alzheimer's disease and dementia.