Re: surveillance gear question

[Brian Erdelyi <brian_erdelyi () yahoo com>]

You may as well go all the way and get video as well.  Nanny cam or possibly even baby monitors.

Make sure you get the caregivers consent regarding monitoring and provide awareness.

Have a talk with the caregiver too.  Start it off by saying you appreciate all her help.  Find out how it's going or if 
there are any problems caring for your grandmother.  Is there anything you can do to help?  Maybe even offer 
suggestions on how you'd like her to be cared for (include "she's fragile and bruises easily so be careful if she needs 
to be moved" or "she doesn't like loud noises and can hear" or whatever).  Essentially establish an acceptable "care" 
policy.

.b

On Jul 5, 2011, at 1:58 PM, Chris Teodorski <chris.teodorski () gmail com> wrote:

> All,
>
> I'm hoping you guys/gals can offer me some assistance.  My grandmother
> is suffering from Alzheimer, and currently has two sort of live-in
> caretakers.  There is a question about the behavior of one of the
> caretakers...nothing physical at this point, but there is some concern
> about the quality of care and suspicion of verbal abuse.  I'm
> wondering if anyone has any experience or would be willing to make a
> recommendation for some surveillance gear that could easily and
> inconspicuously be placed in my grandmother's house.   The device
> doesn't have to be video, we anticipate if what we suspect is true
> that audio will be enough.  However, their is no Internet at the
> house, so it needs to store locally....
>
> In the interim, I will google around, but I'm hoping someone has some
> recommendations.
>
> Thanks so much,
>
> Chris
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