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The INS Group Unveils Modern Rebranding
INS LifeGuard • September 27, 2024
INS Group, including INS LifeGuard and INS CareCall, has updated its branding with a fresh new logo and colours, giving the company a modern look while keeping the same trusted names. Our refreshed look represents the seamless integration of advanced technology and compassionate care from healthcare professionals, underscoring our commitment to ensuring the well-being and independence of our users.
LifeGuard SmartCarer is Now INS LifeGuardian Connect®
The LifeGuard SmartCarer App has been rebranded as INS LifeGuardian Connect®, featuring a new logo that reflects the partnership between healthcare professionals and carers. The yellow heart symbolises friendship and trust, a gesture often associated with compassion and sincerity.
Available for both iOS and Android, the INS LifeGuardian Connect® app is free to download and enables family members, village managers, and carers to connect with a client’s LifeGuard SmartHome IPD and the INS LifeGuardian® app (with the user's permission). As an emergency contact, you can access vital information, receive alerts, monitor health readings, set geofences, and make calls to personal alarms, offering peace of mind and enhanced safety.
Key Features
The INS LifeGuardian Connect® app promotes independent living while offering peace of mind to caregivers.
Download it today on Android or iOS to stay connected and monitor loved ones directly from your device.
About
INS LifeGuard is the only 24/7 nurse on-call personal and medical monitoring in Australia. We provide monitoring technology for both in the home and on the go and can also monitor other provider's equipment. Our services are suitable for anyone wanting support to stay independent such as the elderly, those with medical conditions and disabilities plus enhancing safety and security for lone workers.
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