Who does the monitoring?
The monitoring is undertaken by a private contractor. You will be provided with the name and telephone number of the contractor responsible for you. When Does Electronic Monitoring Start It starts as soon as you are released from detention. Would i still have to report in person to an immigration reporting centre or police station? Yes, an Immigration Official will advise you in writing on what days and at what time you should report. Visits By The Contractor The contractor will visit you in order to install the equipment and explain how it operates. They will also visit once a month to check that the equipment is working correctly They will also visit you if: You move, damage or tamper with any of the equipment. You are not at your address during the specified time, on the specified day. You do not answer the telephone or it has been disconnected. You will be required to explain why any of the above has occurred.
The Walgreens Ready Response Medical Alert System is supported by American Medical Alert Corporation, also known as AMAC, a U.S. provider and manufacturer of emergency response systems and healthcare communication services. Since 1981, AMAC has provided first-rate nationwide Response Center services to America’s senior population. • Is the center available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week? Yes, the Response Center provides services at all times to enable you to get assistance anytime, day or night. You never have to worry – the Response Center is always there for you. • Is there a long-term contract? No, your Walgreens Ready Response Medical Alert System contract is month-to-month, and can be cancelled at anytime without penalty.
