I don't use it daily, but when my father got lost, it was a great help in finding him. Without the GPS, I don't know which direction he would have taken. The Keruve watch saved his life. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your help.

France Alzheimer told me about the Keruve GPS watch. I bought it for my mother who, due to her advanced health condition, is now in a nursing home. It's a valuable aid for the caregivers who are alerted if my mother wanders away from the nursing home, and it's peace of mind for the family. Kind regards.

I bought the GPS for my husband, and he likes wearing his watch, which has a very nice and discreet design. Although he's never alone, he always wears his watch, and I use it a lot when we go on vacation, as he's no longer in his environment and it can be dangerous. I recommend it. Kind regards.

My mother is in the late stages of Alzheimer's disease, but she can move without difficulty and wants to walk, even though she is very disoriented. My father and I resorted to the Kéruvé GPS watch to locate her.
We have been using it for a year and are very satisfied. Although my parents live in the countryside, 5-10 minutes by car from a village, we can locate her.
In addition, the after-sales service is very reliable. Every time my father, who is 83 years old, calls the customer service person, she is not only efficient but also responds with courtesy and patience to his questions.
Therefore, I highly recommend this product.

As my husband is losing his memory, the "Allo-Vie" center advised me to contact the KERUVE organization in France (Kéruvé, the GPS watch), Tel France: 33 (0)9 70 46 19 92.
This allowed me to put a truly EFFECTIVE watch on my husband's arm, to tell the time but also with the GPS discreetly attached inside the watch.
Therefore, with the monthly plan (complete to be able to follow him at all times) and the watch recharging as soon as he returned home, I was able to follow all my husband's walking trips for more than 2 years before the disease worsened. Alone, he would go for coffee every morning to the village cafes. I followed, from our home, the "little man" who represented my husband on the screen of the tablet provided by Kéruvé, or on my smartphone, or on our computer (three practical possibilities to follow him). And even once he strayed on the roads around the village, I saw him walking very fast, and I called the KERUVE central office in France, from where the director was able to help me by telling me which roads or streets she saw him moving on, from her own screen. Finally exhausted, he entered a pharmacy which knew my husband and called me to pick him up. Yes! a watch that was very useful to me and that I sincerely recommend. Mrs. Y.M, Valbonne 06.

My brother-in-law had an aneurysm rupture, he has a part of his brain dead, and since then, he is what is called in the medical field a wanderer. He walks three to five hours a day, we can't stop him from walking. I use your location system 7 days a week, it is essential for me and has been for many years.
As a rule, he always follows the same route in the Metz area for 2 to 3 weeks and then changes; but sometimes he goes straight ahead and I pick him up 20 km from his base;
It is in this case that the latest version is essential and very useful, because it is often an unmapped area, you just need to launch a location, and the map of the area is downloaded automatically.
I use the receiver that I originally bought to follow my brother-in-law on his different routes, the image is larger, so more visible in the car. But I also use my phone in case of emergency and for those who have a touch screen in their cars, it can be displayed via Bluetooth.

In case of problems, the French antenna reacts quickly and resolves the problem within the day.

Kind regards.

The new GPS gives me full satisfaction.
I tested it successfully several times during a trip to Italy and Switzerland.
Just yesterday, my wife went out for a stroll.
I was quickly able to locate her about 300 meters from our home.
The time it took me to walk there was enough for her to no longer be at the indicated position.
I did a new search that was faster than the first and found her sitting in a chair at the Grand Donzel Restaurant, delighted that I came to join her.

On 01/02/2017 at 17:00, Mrs. X went to the ST RAPHAEL (83) police station. She stated that her husband, Mr. Y, who suffers from Alzheimer's disease, had left their home in MANDELIEU (06) in the morning for a walk in the Esterel massif. Having had no news from him since his departure, Mrs. X was worried. She specified from the outset that Mr. Y was equipped with a KERUVE geolocation device. A Police rescue team then intervened with the complainant. She gave them a tablet allowing them to locate Mr. Y's position. Equipped with this device, the team went to the Esterel massif. Initially, the tablet made it possible to locate Mr. Y within a radius of 5 kilometers. After nearly an hour of searching, and after managing to activate the tablet's zoom, Mr. Y was geolocated with great precision. He was then found safe and sound around 18:00 and taken back to his wife.
Note that the Esterel Massif is particularly vast and wooded. It is crisscrossed by many hiking trails, but it is not uncommon for people to get lost in this territory, and some passages can be dangerous. Searches in this massif are often difficult in the absence of a geolocation device.

Kind regards