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CARE Provider
Putnam County Sheriff's Department
Database Systems Corp. (DSC) is a leading provider of call center technology including call reassurance phone systems and service.
DSC provides services and systems that automatically call households checking on residents to ensure they are OK. This service can re-dial the number several times and if there is no response, a message can be provided to family members or a monitoring center informing them that a resident is not responding to this call.
Contact DSC to learn more about our telephone reassurance services and phone systems.
Putnam County Sheriff's Department
The following organization provides a telephone reassurance program for its community and residents. The information provided on this page came from the website of this provider.
To obtain current information about this provider, please visit the website listed below.
Organization: Putnam County Sheriff's Department, Carmel, New York
Type Of Service: FREE - Computerized Phone Calling Service
Website: www.putnamsheriff.com
Telephone: (845) 225-4300
Additional Information
THE MISSION OF PUTNAM COUNTY
"Putnam County Government, while operating under statue, primarily exists to provide and facilitate the delivery of essential, quality public services for the health, safety, protection and well-being of all residents in the County in cooperation and conjunction with the community. These services will be provided at the least cost to the taxpayers consistent with the efficient delivery of quality services and delivered with a “good neighbor” attitude. Leadership shall identify and plan for changes in resources that create an environment whereby the people in the County can be afforded opportunities for achieving quality of life."
For further information, contact the Sheriff's Department
Putnam County Sheriff's Department
3 County Center
Carmel, NY 10512
Voice (845) 225-4300
Fax (845) 225 4399
- www.putnamcountyny.com
The Putnam Valley Sheriff's office has documented the success of its telephone reassurance program in the article Putnam Valley Sheriff's Department Telephone Reassurance Success Story.
The Putnam County Sheriff's Department utilized an older RUOK® product that they acquired in the 1990's. In 2007, they replaced this system with a CARE (Call Reassurance) phone system from Database Systems Corp. to provide its senior citizens with a phone reassurance service. Citizens can be called daily free of charge to ensure their well-being.
New York Telephone Reassurance Providers
To view other providers of telephone reassurance programs in the state of New York, visit our webpage entitled New York Telephone Reassurance Providers. This web page also highlights volunteer service providers as well as potential grant providers in this state.
Contact DSC to learn more about our telephone reassurance services and phone systems. DSC is also a leading provider of voice broadcasting systems and services as well as emergency notification systems and community alert services.
Emergency Voice Broadcasting System
DSC provides emergency broadcasting services and systems that automatically call residents checking to ensure their well-being. This automatic phone service can re-dial the number several times and if no one answers, an alert message can be provided to a monitoring center informing them that the called individual is not answering this call or the individual requires assistance. These programs are effective and have helped residents who were unable to request assistance when an emergency arises.
Besides providing telephone reassurance service, DSC provides the most comprehensive phone solutions for the emergency broadcast system marketplace today. Whether purchasing your own emergency autodialer or using our emergency notification service, you can rely on us to deliver your alert messages.
Contact DSC to learn more about our emergency notification services and phone systems.
"Are You OK?"® and RUOK® are registered names of Bruce L Johnson (Individual). For a comparison with our CARE system, please visit our RUOK® vs CARE web page.
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