Tel-Tron Technologies Appoints Director of Marketing and SaaS

Tel-Tron Technologies, a company that helps senior living oragnizations improve resident lifestyle, optimize staff performance, and lower operating costs, recently announced that it has appointed Kevin Manley as the director of Marketing and SaaS (News - Alert). A 20-year veteran in technical marketing, software, hardware, and web development, Manley will be handling worldwide marketing operations, and managing the development of a suite of web-based services for senior living operators.

"Kevin is a technology and marketing-minded executive and successful entrepreneur. His experience and passion make him a great fit for our team and industry," said Brian Dawson, Tel-Tron CEO.

Tel-Tron has been designing and installing advanced emergency call systems in everything from single assisted living communities to vast residential campuses. The company’s emergency call systems have become very popular recently in the market. The company also claims to be the first in the industry to introduce resident check-in, thus providing independent living residents with independence. The resident check-in not only allows residents to discreetly check in each day, but, in order to avoid a potentially embarrassing follow-up by a staff member, also places an automated call to remind those residents who forget to check in.

By eliminating the need for front-line caregivers to carry multiple communications devices such as pocket pagers, two-way radios, and cordless telephones, Tel-Tron allows senior living workers to handle all of their communications needs with just one device. With this innovative solution, caregivers are notified promptly of resident emergencies, are able to communicate with each other seamlessly, can answer an after-hours telephone line, and can place 911 calls - all with the same device. Leveraging technologies from companies such as Motorola and Cisco (News - Alert), Tel-Tron has developed this single-device solution, helping senior living caregivers across the country.


Edited by Blaise McNamee