The Monitoring Service Sample Clauses

The Monitoring Service. If you choose the Central Station Monitoring Service (“Monitoring Service”) as part of your RapidSOS Service, Alert Product, and Alert Service, a Central Monitoring Station (the “Monitoring Station”) will, during the Term of the Monitoring Service, monitor signals transmitted to it from your Alert Product expressly approved by RapidSOS to be compatible with the Monitoring Service. You understand and agree that the Monitoring Station is a subcontractor of RapidSOS, and the Monitoring Station and RapidSOS are independent operating companies. There is no partnership, joint venture, employer/employee, master/servant, or other similar relationship between the Monitoring Station and RapidSOS.
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The Monitoring Service. The Company shall provide the Care Recipient with the following Monitoring Services to monitor alarm calls made by the Care Recipient ("the Monitoring Service"): a) The Company will provide a continuous service to receive alarm calls sent by the Care Recipient by means of the alarm call facility on the Equipment. b) While the company endeavour to ensure that all SOS calls are answered, Xxxxx Care cannot guarantee that all SOS calls will be answered by our call centre team. If the call is not answered within the appropriate timeframe by our call centre it will be diverted directly to the first emergency contact, then the second emergency contact. The process will repeat until the call is successfully picked up. c) As soon as is practicable after it has been received the Company shall relay the alarm call at its discretion to such available emergency contacts on the Care Recipient's emergency contact list or to emergency service as the Company considers appropriate. d) On receipt of an emergency call the call handler will first speak to the Care Recipient and assess the situation. Then they will contact the emergency contacts in order. The call handler will have access to the GPS location when a fall alert is activated, this information will be used to ensure emergency services can locate the care recipient in accordance with our privacy statement. e) The Company shall base the exercise of its discretion on its understanding of the degree of emergency in each case following verbal contact with the Care Recipient, and on the details of the Care Recipient's personal circumstances and medical condition currently supplied to the Company. In exercising its discretion, the Company shall also be entitled to consider all the relevant information known to it. f) If verbal contact cannot be established with the Care Recipient, the Company will treat the alarm call as a request to notify the primary emergency contact. g) The Company will always be acting solely as the agent of the Care Recipient in notifying any emergency service or emergency contact and no liability will be accepted by the Company for any charges made by an emergency service or emergency contact following a request for assistance by the Company pursuant an alarm call. h) The Company's obligations under the Monitoring Service shall under no circumstances extend beyond the obligation to receive and relay alarm calls as set out above. Tthe Company shall not be liable directly or indirectly for the failur...
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