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Presentation transcript:

FAQ’s

GENERAL

Q: What is ReadyAlert’s role in the Neighbors- Saving-Neighbors (NSN) program?   A: ReadyAlert’s system receives cardiac arrest alerts from the 911 Dispatch, then sends that cardiac arrest address to community responders for that address; sends monthly or bi-monthly (every two weeks) test alerts; works closely with the group coordinator to maintain a current notification database; and works closely with Public Safety and the coordinator in assisting new groups joining the NSN program.

OPERATIONAL

Q: What is the role of a group coordinator? A: Maintain a current list of trained responders; notify ReadyAlert Support of any changes in database; have responders confirm receipt of test alerts; set up live cardiac arrest drill; contact Public Safety for batteries and pads; monitor AEDs and cabinets; and facilitate training and re-training for their responders.

Q: Are responders required to be re-trained every two years. A: No Q: Are responders required to be re-trained every two years? A: No. Recommended but not required.

Q: After group responders are initially trained by Public Safety, how are new responders trained and current responders re-trained? A: Through Public Safety at $25 each; in-home on evenings and/or weekends by ReadyAlert at $10 each; at no cost by using CPR/AED training kit that was initially provided by Public Safety, or by contacting The Villages CERT at www.certofthevillages.org

Q: What telephone number is associated with a voice alert Q: What telephone number is associated with a voice alert? A: (727) 528-0077. This number should be entered into contacts with a name of CARDIAC ARREST and a unique ring tone selected. If the “do not disturb feature” is used on the phone, make sure this contact is saved as a “favorite.” If not, the phone will not ring when there is an alert.

Q: Should responders confirm monthly or bi- monthly test alert to ReadyAlert? A: No. We recommend that they confirm receipt of the test alert to their group coordinator or designee.

Q: What should a coordinator do if notified by a responder that he/she did not receive a test alert. A: Go to www.readyalertaed.com and click on Contact Support (upper right-hand corner of page). Complete and submit the support ticket. A support team member will follow up and resolve the issue within two business days.

Q: Should responders have voice and text on their cell phone. A: Yes Q: Should responders have voice and text on their cell phone? A: Yes. With voice, the phone rings and can be used as an “alarm.” With text, the phone only tones once, but the message can be easily read. Extremely important to have phone on at night.

Q: Should responders have an email address. A: It is not necessary Q: Should responders have an email address? A: It is not necessary. Coordinators do have an email address in their record so that they have a record of all alerts sent.

Q: Can a responder reply back to a text alert. A: No Q: Can a responder reply back to a text alert. A: No. Text messages are one-way only. ______________________________________ Q: Can a coordinator make changes to their group data. A: No. The system is read-only. Contact support for changes.

Q: Should annual cardiac arrest drills be held Q: Should annual cardiac arrest drills be held? A: It is highly recommended that a cardiac arrest drill be held at least once every two years. More than knowing the responder’s physical readiness and equipment condition, a practice drill re-energizes the group. Complacency diminishes readiness, program awareness and fund raising.

Q: How are cardiac arrest drills scheduled Q: How are cardiac arrest drills scheduled? A: Contact support with date, time and address. Alert time is scheduled by 15-minute increments, e.g. 6:00, 6:15, 6:30, 6:45, etc.

Q: Where should responders park when arriving at the cardiac arrest alert location? A: Park on the grass or the neighbor’s driveway not on the street or in the driveway. The area that needs to be open is the street (both sides) and the driveway. This area needs to be open for at least one fire engine (34.5’) one ambulance (14’) and one rescue (14’).

Q: When a responder(s) arrives on scene and the person who is with the patient states that there is a DNR, does the responder(s) take their word for it? A: Yes. As a lay person, a responder(s) does not have to see the DNR document nor is he/she required to start CPR if he/she does not see the DNR. Respect the wishes of the person with the patient.

LOGISTICAL SUPPORT

Q: Who should coordinators contact about AED supplies. A: Lt Q: Who should coordinators contact about AED supplies? A: Lt. Longacre at lt.john.longacre@districtgov.org.

Q: Who should be contacted about CPR/AED training Q: Who should be contacted about CPR/AED training? A: Norman Cathell at norman.cathell@districtgov.org.

FINANCIAL

Q: How does ReadyAlert invoice for notification service Q: How does ReadyAlert invoice for notification service? A: Coordinator and/or his/her designee(s) are emailed an invoice two weeks prior to the start of service period and payment is due 30 days from the start of service period. A service period can be 12 or 24 months.

Q: How is billing determined Q: How is billing determined? A: By the number of responder households that a group has determined they want active to adequately respond to a cardias arrest event. This number can be comprised of Primary and/or Alternate responder households

Q: What is a “Primary” responder household Q: What is a “Primary” responder household? A: A Primary responder household is a household that is charged annually for notification service.

Q: Are seasonal Primary responder households charged while they are gone? A: Yes.

Q: Is a credit issued for a Primary responder household that is deleted during the year? A: Yes. A credit is issued on the next bill for the vacant month(s) remaining in the billing cycle. If the vacant slot is filled prior to the next bill, a credit is issued for the month(s) that the slot is vacant.

Q: What is an “Alternate” responder household Q: What is an “Alternate” responder household? A: A trained responder who temporarily fills in for a Primary responder household. There is no charge for an Alternate.

Q: How is payment made to ReadyAlert for service Q: How is payment made to ReadyAlert for service? A: There are two options; mail check to the address on the invoice; have the bank send a check.

Q: What is a RAID. A: RAID stands for ReadyAlert ID Q: What is a RAID? A: RAID stands for ReadyAlert ID. Each responder has his/her own unique RAID. In a household with two responders, the RAID number is the same, but the letter after the number is different, e.g. 20A, 20B.

ACCESSING YOUR READYALERT ACCOUNT

FORGOT YOUR PASSWORD, CLICK ON Forgot your password.

THIS PAGE IS ONLY TO ACCESS YOUR GROUP INFORMATION THIS PAGE IS ONLY TO ACCESS YOUR GROUP INFORMATION. PLEASE DO NOT MODIFY ANY INFORMATION ON THE NAVIGATION BAR

CLICK ON Permissioned Account

CLICK ON TheVillages

Click on the beginning letter of your group

NUMBER OF PAID RESPONDER HOUSEHOLDS NUMBER IN GROUP NUMBER OF FREE RESPONDER HOUSEHOLDS NUMBER OF SUSPENDED RESPONDERS START OF BILLING CYCLE

MOVE MOUSE OVER NAME

Print Export

Export Report The group data will be exported and downloaded automatically in .csv format. Be sure to save it as an Excel document. How to access your ReadyAlert account can be found at www.readyalertaed.com