SAFETYNET TRACKING SYSTEMS, INC. CAREGIVER AGREEMENT
This Agreement (“Agreement”)
is between SafetyNet Tracking Systems, Inc., a Delaware Corporation with its principal
place of business at 110 Street, Suite 330 BOston, MA 02205 (“SafetyNet”) and the
caregiver identified below (“Caregiver”), (eachknown as “Party” or collectively
as the “Parties”).
Caregiver
and Client Information
Name of Client: ____Enter Client Name Here___________________________
Address of Client: ____Enter Client Address Here_________________________
____Enter Client City, State, Postal Code Here____________
Phone Number: ____Primary Phone__________________________________
Name of Caregiver: ____Enter Caregiver Name Here_____________________________
Address of Caregiver: ____Enter Caregiver Address Here_____________________________
____Enter Caregiver City Here_________________
Phone Number(s): ____Primary Phone__________ ____Alternate Phone____
Caregiver Email(s): ____Enter E-mail Here________ _____________________________
Third Party Client
Management Provider (see Section9 below)? YES:_____NO:______
Enrollment
Fee $__________MonthlyService Fee $________Annual Service Fee $ _______
In consideration of the
mutual promises and obligations contained herein, the sufficiency of which is hereby
acknowledged, the Parties agree as follows:
1.
CAREGIVER
AUTHORIZATION TO ACT.Caregiver
represents and warrants that he/she is the legally authorized representative of
the client identified above (“Client”) with full power and authority to enter
into this Agreement on behalf of himself/herself and the Client and to enroll the
Client in the SafetyNet Service.Caregiver agrees that the SafetyNet Service is
personal to the Client named in this Agreement and agrees not to use the SafetyNet
Service for any other person or in violation of this Agreement or any laws.
2.
CLIENT
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS. Caregiver represents and
warrants that Client meets the following eligibility requirements and that
he/she will immediately notify SafetyNet, if Client no longer meets one or more
of the requirements listed in a-d below:
a.
Client
has been diagnosed with a cognitive impairment;
b.
Client
does not drive a motor vehicle;
c.
Client
does not take public transportation without supervision; and
d.
Client
is under constant supervision and monitoring by a responsible person to: (1)
prevent or reduce the risk of wandering; and (2) ensure the immediate reporting
of a missing Client to 911 (or the appropriate public safety agency in the area
where the Client went missing) and then to SafetyNet.
Required information about the Caregiver
and Client,including a recent photo of Client,must be provided with this
Agreement and at least every 12 months or earlier if such information or the
Client’s appearance changes.
3.
SAFETYNET
SERVICE AND START DATE.The SafetyNet
Serviceconsists ofradio frequency based locator equipment provided to
Caregiver/Clientand the SafetyNet database withCaregiver and Client information. This database is accessible to SafetyNet and
authorized public safety personnel and may aid public safety personnel in
locating missingClients in SafetyNetCoverage Areas.The SafetyNet Service starts on the date when all of the following
has been completed (“START DATE”):
a. SafetyNet
received a properly completed and signed copy of this Agreement;
b. SafetyNet
received a properly completed and signed copy of the Payment Authorization
Form, which is incorporated herein by reference;
c. Enrollment
Fee, applicable taxes and shipping and handling fees have been paid; AND
d. THE CAREGIVER OR IF APPLICABLE, THE
THIRD PARTY CLIENT MANAGEMENT PROVIDER (“CMP”), CALLED SAFETYNET TO CONFIRM
RECEIPT AND PLACEMENT OF THE EQUIPMENT ON CLIENT, TO VERIFY THE SAFETYNET
BRACELET TRANSMITTER RADIO FREQUENCY AND IDENTIFICATION (“ID”) NUMBERS AND TO START
SAFETYNET SERVICE.
4.
SAFETYNET
COVERAGE AREA; RANGE OF SERVICE. Caregiver acknowledges and understands that
the SafetyNet Service is not available everywhere and is only available in certain
geographical coverage areas (“Coverage Areas”).
Caregiver also acknowledges and understands that the range of SafetyNet
Service within Coverage Areas is typically one-half mile to one mile between
the SafetyNet tracking equipment used by public safety personnel and the
SafetyNet bracelet worn by the missing client for ground search and rescue
(“Range of Service”). Further, Caregiver has reviewed the SafetyNet Coverage
Area limitations by visiting www.safetynettracking.com or
calling SafetyNet Customer Service at 877-434-6384 for current Coverage Area
information and has determined that SafetyNet Service is appropriate for
Client.
5.
SERVICE
IS AN AID – NOT A GUARANTEE.Caregiver
understands and agrees that SafetyNet and/or the SafetyNet Service:
a.
Is designed only as an additional aid to
Caregiver/Client and public safety personnel for tracking and locating missing
Clients and cannot predict, prevent or report that Client has wandered away
from the Caregiver or responsible party and is not guaranteed to prevent any
loss, injury or death;
b.
Does not replace Caregiver’s responsibility
to provide constant supervised care and protection from wandering for Client
and to use additional methods to alert Caregiver and locate Client, if Client
is missing;
c.
Is not responsible for any search and rescue
and does not assume any duty or liability for search and rescue;
d.
Cannot assure that public safety search and
rescue personnel trained by SafetyNet will be available to use the SafetyNet
Service equipment to search for the missing Client;
e.
Does not warrant, represent or guarantee that
a missing Client will be found as a result of participation in the SafetyNet
Service; and
f.
Depends on several factors for successful tracking
and locating of a missing Client, including but not limited to, the missing
Client being in a SafetyNet Coverage Area when missing, Client being within the
Range of Service, sufficient transmission of the SafetyNet equipment’s radio
frequency without interference, Client wearing the SafetyNet bracelet at all
times, Caregiver and Client properly maintaining the bracelet in working order and
availability of public safety search and rescue personnel.
6.
ACTION
IF CLIENT IS MISSING. If Client is missing, Caregiver must
immediately:
a. Report client
missing to 911 or the appropriate public safety agency in the area where the
Client went missing;
b. Notify public
safety agency that Client is wearing a SafetyNet radio frequency bracelet and
provide the bracelet’s radio frequency and identification number to use for tracking purposes; and
c. Call SafetyNet
at 877-434-6384 to report the Client missing.
IMMEDIATE REPORTING OF A MISSING CLIENT IS
CRITICAL TO SEARCH AND RESCUE OPERATIONS.
7.
COLLECTION,
USE AND DISCLOSURE OF CAREGIVER/CLIENT INFORMATION.
Caregiver represents and warrants that Caregiver is
authorized by Client or other legal authority to provide all Client information
required by this Agreement and all such information, including personal
information of Caregiver and Client, has been voluntarily given and is true and
accurate to the best of Caregiver’s knowledge. Caregiver authorizes SafetyNet
to store and use all such personal information, including a photograph of
Client, and to disclose either orally, in writing or by electronic transfer any
or all such information to public safety personnel in connection with the
provision of the SafetyNet Service. Caregiver agrees to immediately notify
SafetyNet of changes in Caregiver and Client’s personal information and to
provide a new photo of Client every 12 months during the term of this
Agreement.
8.
INTERACTIONS
WITH SAFETYNET.Caregiver
consents to SafetyNet recording and monitoring conversations between Caregiver
and SafetyNet representatives. In
addition, SafetyNet representatives may remain on the line if SafetyNet conferences
in a third party related to the SafetyNet Service. SafetyNet may also randomly
monitor Caregiver’s interactions with SafetyNet’s automated services for
quality improvement purposes. SafetyNet
is not required to release any audio or physical records that are created as
part of the SafetyNet Service without a subpoena whether requested by Caregiver
or any third party (unless otherwise required by law).
9.
SAFETYNET
EQUIPMENT and EQUIPMENT DELIVERY.
SafetyNet
equipment includes but is not limited to bracelet transmitter, bracelet transmitter
batteries, bracelet straps and bracelet transmitter tester.Caregiver
acknowledges that SafetyNet has third party Client Management Provider
Agreements in place in certain SafetyNet Service Coverage Areas which require
that a third party Client Management Provider deliver SafetyNet equipment to
the Caregiver/Client directly. If the
Client Management Provider question set forth under the “Caregiver and Client
Information” section on the first page of this Agreement is checked “YES”,
Caregiver/Client acknowledges and agrees that the initial shipment and possibly
ongoing SafetyNet equipment and supplies will be shipped to and delivered by a
third party Client Management Provider to Caregiver/Client.Caregiver may
contact SafetyNet, if they have any questions as to whom ongoing equipment and
supplies will be shipped to. If the Client Management Provider question set
forth under the “Caregiver and Client Information” section on the first page of
this Agreement is checked “NO”, SafetyNet shall ship the initial and ongoing SafetyNet
equipment and supplies directly to Caregiver.Ongoing supplies, including but
not limited to transmitter batteries and bracelet straps are shipped at regular
intervals in accordance with equipment use and maintenance requirements
specified below or as communicated to Caregiver from time to time.
IMPORTANT: Caregivermust call SafetyNet
at 877-434-6384 upon receipt of the initial shipment of equipment to verify the
radio frequency and identification numbers of the SafetyNet bracelet
transmitter, to review emergency procedures and to start Service.Caregiver must
also call SafetyNet to verify the radio frequency and identification numbers
for any bracelet transmitters that are provided to them subsequent to the
initial bracelet transmitters.
10. USE AND MAINTENANCE OF
EQUIPMENT.Caregiver
is responsible for ensuring that the SafetyNet equipment provided to him/her is
used and maintained in accordance with instructions provided herein and in
other materials provided with the SafetyNet Service. The bracelet transmitter must be tested daily to ensure it is in good working
order. In addition, the bracelet
straps and batteries must be changed as needed but no less than every 6 months
after placement of the straps and batteries in SafetyNet Service with
Caregiver/Client. Caregiver shall not permit tampering, modification or
interference with the SafetyNet equipment.
11. LOST, DAMAGED or INOPERABLEEQUIPMENT.Caregiver must notify
SafetyNet immediately at 877-434-6384, if the bracelettransmitter or other
SafetyNet equipment is lost, damaged or inoperable and follow SafetyNet’s
instructions for obtaining a replacement bracelet or other SafetyNet Service
equipment. Caregiver will be liable for the cost of replacing inoperable
equipment not covered under the Limited Warranty and any lost or damaged
SafetyNet Service equipment. Replacement costs shall include equipment costs,
applicable taxes and shipping and handling costs at the prices/rates in effect
at the time of the replacement.
12. FEES. Caregiver agrees to
pay SafetyNet the Enrollment Fee and Service Fee set forth above and any other
fees due hereunder, including but not limited to, taxes, shipping and handling
fees, and cost of replacement equipment.
The Enrollment Feeshall be dueupon shipment of the SafetyNet equipment
and is not refundable. The initial
Monthly/Annual Service Fee shall be due on theSafetyNet Service Start Date and
monthly/annually thereafter on the month/annual anniversary of the SafetyNet
Service Start Date. All other fees will
be due when they are incurred. All fees
are subject to change by SafetyNet upon 30 days advance written notice to
Caregiver.
13. PAYMENT METHOD. Caregiver agrees to submit
a signed Payment Authorization Form to SafetyNet with a valid credit card,
debit card or bank account information or other form of payment approved by
SafetyNet for all fees due hereunder and hereby authorizes SafetyNet to charge
Caregiver’s Enrollment Fee, Service Fee, fees for replacement equipment, shipping
and handling fees, applicable taxes and all other fees set forth in this
Agreement against the payment method on file for Caregiver. The signed Payment Authorization Form is
hereby incorporated in this Agreement by reference.
14. THIRD PARTY PAYERS.Caregiver may arrange with a
third party for the third party to pay Caregiver’s financial obligations under
this Agreement. In such case, SafetyNet shall invoice/charge the third party
payer for applicable fees including, but not limited to the Enrollment Fee, Service
Fee, replacement equipment fees, shipping and handling fees and applicable
taxes. SafetyNet shall send written notice to theCaregiver, if the third party
payer fails to pay fees and taxes,Caregiver shall paysuch fees within 30 days
of SafetyNet sending such notice to Caregiver.
15. PAST DUE FEES. Payment is considered
past due if not received by SafetyNet within 15 days after the due date. SafetyNet may impose a late fee of $15 per
month on any account past due. SafetyNet
may also charge Caregiver bank fees for non-sufficient fund payments or payment
denied requests.
16. TERM OF AGREEMENT. This Agreement is effective on the date
signed by Caregiver (the “Effective Date”) and shall continue in effect until
terminated in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth in Section 16below
(the “Term”).
17. TERMINATION OF SAFETYNET
SERVICE AND AGREEMENT. Upon the date of termination of the SafetyNet
Service, SafetyNet Service will be deactivated; SafetyNet equipment must be
returned to SafetyNet and no longer available for search and rescue, if Client
is missing. Deactivation includes
marking the Caregiver’s account and the Client’s profile inactive in the search
and rescue database. The SafetyNet Service and this Agreement immediately terminate
upon the occurrence of any one of the following situations:
a.
SafetyNet Service is terminated by Caregiver
calling SafetyNet at877-434-6384 to terminate the SafetyNet Service at any time;
b.
SafetyNet learns that Client no longer meets
the eligibility requirements specified in Section2 of this Agreement and
provides 30 day advance written notice of termination of the SafetyNet Service
to Caregiver;
c.
Caregiver (or a third party paying for the SafetyNet
Service on behalf of Caregiver/Client) fails to timely pay any SafetyNet fees
when due and Caregiver fails to pay any past due fees within 30 days of
SafetyNet sending Caregiver written notice of such failure to pay and advance
notice of termination; or
d.
SafetyNet suspends, terminates or
discontinues the SafetyNet Service, for any other reason and provides 30 day
advance written notice of termination of the SafetyNet Service to Caregiver.
Caregiver
agrees that any notices required under this Section shall be deemed valid on
the date of mailing to Caregiver’s address on file with SafetyNet at the time
of mailing.
18. REFUND OF UNEARNED FEES UPON
TERMINATION. SafetyNet will refund any pre-paid but unearned Service Fees
plus applicable taxes, if any, on a pro-rata basis from the date of
termination.All other fees, including but not limited to Enrollment Fees,
replacement equipment fees and shipping and handling fees are non-refundable. If
the Service Fees were paid by a third party payer, SafetyNet shall pay any
applicable refund directly to the third party payer.
19. RETURN OF SAFETYNET
EQUIPMENT TO SAFETYNET. Upon
termination of Service and this Agreement,Caregiver shall return SafetyNet
equipment as instructed by SafetyNet Caregiver will be charged $175.00 for
SafetyNet equipment not returned to SafetyNet within 30 days of the date of
termination of SafetyNet Service. Caregiver agrees to pay any and all costs and
expenses, including attorney’s fees, incurred by SafetyNet in recovering the
SafetyNet equipment and/or payment for such equipment upon termination of the
SafetyNet Service.
20. LIMITED WARRANTY.
a. Warranty Period. This warranty starts on the SafetyNet Service
Start Date (defined above) (Warranty Start Date) and continues in effect until
the earlier of (a) 1 year from the Warranty Start Date or (b) termination of
the SafetyNet Service and this Agreement (Warranty Period).
b. What is Covered. SafetyNet Tracking Systems,
Inc. (“Warrantor”) warrants to Caregiver that if the SafetyNet bracelet
transmitter malfunctions or fails under normal use during the Warranty Period
due to a defect in factory supplied materials or factory workmanship, Warrantor
will, at Warrantor’s sole option, repair or replace it without charge. This is the sole remedy under this Warranty.
c. What is Not Covered.
This
Warranty does not cover:
i.
Bracelet
transmitter batteries and bracelet straps or any other SafetyNet equipment
other than the bracelet transmitter as stated in What is Covered;
ii.
Lost
or damaged bracelet transmitters however caused including but not limited to
negligence, mistake, accident, vandalism, misuse, abuse, water, fire, flood,
lightning or other acts of Godor casualty (including electricity), violation of
the activation, maintenance, and use requirements,or improper assembly and/or
placement of the equipment in service by the Caregiver;
iii.
Unauthorized
or attempted unauthorized repair service, modification ortamperingwith the
bracelet transmitter.
d. Warranty Claims Procedure
If during the Warranty Period, the
bracelet transmitter malfunctions or fails and Caregiver believes it is due to
a manufacturing defect in factory supplied materials or factory workmanship,
please call Warrantor at 877-434-6384 between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. EST for
instructions on filing a claim and returning the bracelet transmitter to
Warrantor. Warrantor will respond to Warranty claim calls within 2 business
days of receiving the call.
e. No Other Warranties
EXCEPT AS EXPRESSELY SET FORTH ABOVE AND
AS OTHERWISE REQUIRED BY LAW, NO OTHER WARRANTIES ARE EXPRESSED OR
IMPLIED. THE DURATION OF ANY IMPLIED
WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTIUCLAR PURPOSE, OR OTHERWISE ON
THE SAFETYNET BRACELET TRANSMITTER SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THE
EXPRESS WARRANTY SET FORTH ABOVE.
WARRANTOR SHALL NOT BE LIABLE TO CAREGIVER OR ANY THIRD PARTY FOR ANY
LOSS, INCONVENIENCE OR DAMAGE WHETHER DIRECT, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR
OTHERWISE.
THIS WARRANTY GIVES CAREGIVER SPECIFIC
LEGAL RIGHTS AND CAREGIVERMAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS THAT MAY VARY FROM STATE
TO STATE. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE
EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, OR DO NOT ALLOW
LIMITATIONS ON THE DURATION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES, SO THE LIMITATIONS ABOVE MAY
NOT APPLY TO CAREGIVER.
21. INDEMNITY.CAREGIVER ON BEHALF OF CAREGIVER,CLIENT,
THEIR SUCCESSORS, HEIRS, ESTATES, REPRESENTATIVES, INSURERS, AGENTS AND
ASSIGNS, AGREES TO INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS SAFETYNET, AND ITS DIRECTORS,
OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES AND AGENTS, FROM AND AGAINST ANY CLAIMS, SUITS, ACTIONS,
LOSSES, COSTS, DAMAGES, AND ANY OTHER LIABILITIES, INCLUDING ATTORNEYS' FEES,
MADE BY ANY THIRD PARTY DUE TO OR ARISING OUT OF CAREGIVER’S/CLIENT’S USE OR
MISUSE OF THE SAFETYNET SERVICE OR ANY BREACH BY CAREGIVER OF THE TERMS AND
CONDITIONS OF THIS AGREEMENT. SAFETYNET RESERVES THE RIGHT, AT CAREGIVER’S
EXPENSE, TO ASSUME THE EXCLUSIVE DEFENSE AND CONTROL OF ANY MATTER FOR WHICH
CAREGIVER IS REQUIRED TO INDEMNIFY SAFETYNET, AND CAREGIVER AGREES TO COOPERATE
WITH SAFETYNET’S DEFENSE OF THESE CLAIMS. THE PARTIES AGREE THAT THERE ARE NO
THIRD PARTY BENEFICIARIES OF THIS AGREEMENT.
22. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY.CAREGIVER, ON BEHALF OF CAREGIVER,
CLIENT AND THEIR SUCCESSORS, HEIRS, ESTATES, REPRESENTATIVES, INSURERS, AGENTS
AND ASSIGNS, ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES THAT UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, INCLUDING,
WITHOUT LIMITATION, NEGLIGENCE, WILL SAFETYNET OR ITS DIRECTORS, OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES
OR AGENTS BE LIABLE TO CAREGIVER, CLIENTOR ANY THIRD PARTY FOR ANY SPECIAL,
INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, PUNITIVE, RELIANCE, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR EXEMPLARY DAMAGES ARISING
OUT OF OR RELATING TO THIS AGREEMENT OR CAREGIVER’S USE OF THE SAFETYNET SERVICE,EVEN
IF SAFETYNET HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.
IN NO EVENT SHALL SAFETYNET’S TOTAL
LIABILITY FOR ALL DAMAGES, LOSSES, AND CAUSES OF ACTION ARISING OUT OF OR
RELATING TO THIS AGREEMENT OR CAREGIVER’S USE OF THESAFETYNET SERVICE (WHETHER
IN CONTRACT, TORT (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION NEGLIGENCE), WARRANTY OR
OTHERWISE) EXCEED $1,000.00.
APPLICABLE LAW MAY NOT ALLOW THE
LIMITATION OR EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY OR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO
THE ABOVE LIMITATION OR EXCLUSION MAY NOT APPLY. IN SUCH CASES, CAREGIVER
AGREES THAT SAFETYNET’S LIABILITY WILL BE LIMITED TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY
LAW.
23. EXCULPATORY CLAUSE.
THE PARTIES AGREE THAT SAFETYNET IS NOT AN INSURER AND NO INSURANCE
COVERAGE IS OFFERED HEREIN. CAREGIVER
UNDERSTANDS THAT THE SAFETYNET SERVICE IS NOT GUARANTEED TO PREVENT ANY LOSS,
INJURY OR DEATH AND THAT THERE MAY BE CIRCUMSTANCES WHEN CLIENT CANNOT BE
LOCATED WITH THE SAFETYNET SERVICE.
24. ASSIGNMENT.SafetyNet shall have the
right to transfer or assign this Agreement in full or in part. This Agreement and the SafetyNet Service
provided hereunder are not assignable directly or indirectly by Caregiver or
any third party acting on Caregiver’s behalf.
25. FULL AGREEMENT.This Agreement constitutes
the entire agreement between the Parties and supersedes all prior agreements,
whether written or oral, related to the subject matter of this Agreement.
26. WAIVER. Any waiver by a Party of a breach of any
provision contained herein shall be in writing and shall in no way be construed
as a waiver of any subsequent breach of such provision or the waiver of the
provision itself. The failure of either Party to enforce its rights under this
Agreement at anytime for any period shall not be construed as a waiver of such
rights.
27. NOTICES. Except as otherwise
expressly provided herein, any notice or other communication required or permitted
hereunder shall be in writing and shall be effective upon receipt when
delivered in person, sent by a reputable overnight carrier or mailed, postage
prepaid, to the other Party at its address set forth herein or such other
notice address as specified in writing by a Party.
28. SURVIVAL.Any provision of this
Agreement which contemplates performance or observance subsequent to any
termination or expiration of this Agreement, will survive termination of this
Agreement.
29. SEVERABILITY.If any provision of this
Agreement or portion thereof is declared illegal or unenforceable by a court of
competent jurisdiction, then the remainder of this Agreement shall remain in
effect and shall be enforceable to the fullest extent permitted by law.
30. LEGAL ACTION.Any action under this
Agreement must be commenced within one year of the accrual of the cause of
action or shall be barred forever. All actions or proceedings against SafetyNet
must be based on the provisions of this Agreement. Any other action that
Caregiver may have or bring against SafetyNet in respect to other services
rendered in connection with this Agreement shall be deemed to have merged in
and be restricted to the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
31. GOVERNING LAW. This Agreement shall
be governed and interpreted by the laws of The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
without regard to its principles of conflicts of laws.
32. VENUE.Any litigation arising from
or relating to this Agreement shall be filed and prosecuted before a court of
competent subject matter jurisdiction located in Massachusetts. The Parties hereby consent to the jurisdiction
of such courts over them, stipulate to the convenience, efficiency and fairness
of proceeding in such courts, and covenant not to assert any objection to
proceeding in such courts based on any alleged lack of jurisdiction or any
alleged inconvenience, inefficiency or unfairness of such courts.
33. WAIVER of CLASS ACTION
LAWSUIT AND/OR JURY TRIAL. Caregiver,
on behalf of Caregiver, Client and their successors, heirs, estates,
representatives, insurers, agents and assigns, agree that: (a) they will only
sue SafetyNet as an individual and will not file a class action against
SafetyNet or participate in a class action against SafetyNet; and (b) THE
PARTIES waive trial by jury in any action between themto the fullest extent permitted
under applicable law.
CAREGIVER
ACKNOWLEDGES THAT UPON THE DATE OF TERMINATION OF THE SAFETYNET SERVICE, THE
SAFETYNET SERVICE WILL BE DEACTIVATED;, EQUIPMENT MUST BE RETURNED TO SAFETYNET
AND NO LONGER AVAILABLE FOR SEARCH AND RESCUE, IF CLIENT IS MISSING. DEACTIVATION, INCLUDES MARKING THE
CAREGIVER’S ACCOUNT AND THE CLIENT’S PROFILE INACTIVE IN THE SEARCH AND RESCUE
DATABASE.
By
signing below, Caregiver represents and warrants that he/she is authorized to
enter into this Agreement and that he/she read, understands and agrees to its
terms and conditions.
Caregiver Signature: ____________________________________________________
Print Caregiver Name: _____Enter Caregiver Name Here____________________
Date: ___________Jul 04 2025__________