Raz Caregiver Hack 1.4 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Raz Mobility LLC
Category: Social Networking
Price: Free
Version: 1.4
ID: com.comit.caregiver
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Description
This app allows you, the caregiver, to control all features and functions of the RAZ Memory Cell
Phone from your smartphone, no matter where you are. Specifically, you can do the following:
• Create and edit the contacts.
• Place video calls to your senior.
• Control who the senior can call and who can call the senior.
• Prevent your senior with dementia from calling during specified times of the day or night.
• Set reminders that will appear on the RAZ Memory Cell Phone.
• Receive text message notifications when the battery level is low.
• Remind the senior to charge when battery is low.
• Set the RAZ Memory Cell Phone to automatically answer incoming phone calls.
• Disable the power button so that the senior cannot turn off the phone.
• Set the RAZ Memory Cell Phone to automatically answer calls on speakerphone.
• Check the location of the cell phone, the battery status, and the network connection.
• Auto-lock screen - display will go dark with inactivity and wake up with movement.
• Phone can announce that battery is charging.
• Phone can speak the name of the incoming caller.
• Adjust the display for seniors with vision loss or hand tremors.
• Change the ringtone and/or the ringtone volume.
• Check the RAZ Memory Cell Phone’s call history.
• Change the cell phone’s background from white to black or black to white.
• Manage repetitive 911 calling with the RAZ Emergency Service. Dispatch agents will know
that the caller suffers from memory loss and caregivers will be notified of emergency calls by text
message (this is an optional subscription service).
• The app allows a caregiver to control multiple phones, and for multiple caregivers to
control one phone.
With the RAZ Memory Cell Phone there are no applications or settings to cause confusion. No
notifications or operating system updates. No voicemail. No distractions. Simply tap the picture of the person you wish to call. That’s it. You, the caregiver, use the RAZ Care app to remotely manage all features of the phone.
The RAZ Memory Cell Phone is
• Recommended for individuals with dementia or Alzheimer’s.
• Great for people with traumatic brain injury or other intellectual disabilities.
• Used by people who are visually impaired and want a very simple way of placing calls.
• Ideal for seniors who want the easiest cell phone imaginable.
Phone from your smartphone, no matter where you are. Specifically, you can do the following:
• Create and edit the contacts.
• Place video calls to your senior.
• Control who the senior can call and who can call the senior.
• Prevent your senior with dementia from calling during specified times of the day or night.
• Set reminders that will appear on the RAZ Memory Cell Phone.
• Receive text message notifications when the battery level is low.
• Remind the senior to charge when battery is low.
• Set the RAZ Memory Cell Phone to automatically answer incoming phone calls.
• Disable the power button so that the senior cannot turn off the phone.
• Set the RAZ Memory Cell Phone to automatically answer calls on speakerphone.
• Check the location of the cell phone, the battery status, and the network connection.
• Auto-lock screen - display will go dark with inactivity and wake up with movement.
• Phone can announce that battery is charging.
• Phone can speak the name of the incoming caller.
• Adjust the display for seniors with vision loss or hand tremors.
• Change the ringtone and/or the ringtone volume.
• Check the RAZ Memory Cell Phone’s call history.
• Change the cell phone’s background from white to black or black to white.
• Manage repetitive 911 calling with the RAZ Emergency Service. Dispatch agents will know
that the caller suffers from memory loss and caregivers will be notified of emergency calls by text
message (this is an optional subscription service).
• The app allows a caregiver to control multiple phones, and for multiple caregivers to
control one phone.
With the RAZ Memory Cell Phone there are no applications or settings to cause confusion. No
notifications or operating system updates. No voicemail. No distractions. Simply tap the picture of the person you wish to call. That’s it. You, the caregiver, use the RAZ Care app to remotely manage all features of the phone.
The RAZ Memory Cell Phone is
• Recommended for individuals with dementia or Alzheimer’s.
• Great for people with traumatic brain injury or other intellectual disabilities.
• Used by people who are visually impaired and want a very simple way of placing calls.
• Ideal for seniors who want the easiest cell phone imaginable.
Version history
1.4
2023-05-03
• Place video calls through the app to your senior.
• Auto-lock screen - display will go dark with inactivity and wake up with movement.
• Phone can announce that battery is charging.
• Remind the senior to charge when battery is low.
• Phone can speak the name of the incoming caller.
• Adjust the display for seniors with vision loss or hand tremors.
• The app allows a caregiver to control multiple phones, and for multiple caregivers to
control one phone.
• Auto-lock screen - display will go dark with inactivity and wake up with movement.
• Phone can announce that battery is charging.
• Remind the senior to charge when battery is low.
• Phone can speak the name of the incoming caller.
• Adjust the display for seniors with vision loss or hand tremors.
• The app allows a caregiver to control multiple phones, and for multiple caregivers to
control one phone.
1.3
2023-05-02
• Place video calls through the app to your senior.
• Auto-lock screen - display will go dark with inactivity and wake up with movement.
• Phone can announce that battery is charging.
• Remind the senior to charge when battery is low.
• Phone can speak the name of the incoming caller.
• Adjust the display for seniors with vision loss or hand tremors.
• The app allows a caregiver to control multiple phones, and for multiple caregivers to
control one phone.
• Auto-lock screen - display will go dark with inactivity and wake up with movement.
• Phone can announce that battery is charging.
• Remind the senior to charge when battery is low.
• Phone can speak the name of the incoming caller.
• Adjust the display for seniors with vision loss or hand tremors.
• The app allows a caregiver to control multiple phones, and for multiple caregivers to
control one phone.
1.2
2022-05-26
-Minor visual improvements
1.1
2022-03-24
Bug fixes
1.0
2022-02-18
Ways to hack Raz Caregiver
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Ratings
2.6 out of 5
30 Ratings
Reviews
Iamsharong,
OK, but could be much much better
The good
Simple. Nice to have pictures. Customer service is quick to respond.
Not so good
For such a simple phone, battery life is bad. That makes it a problem when you’re relying on the person with the memory problems to keep the phone charged so often.
No way to adjust screen brightness. I was hoping to do that to try and save some battery life.
No wireless charging option
No way to video call. And it’s not clear that that is not a feature. The phone has cameras, and the caregiver app mentions video calls. But not available yet! This is another key fail.
Instead of two screens to enter contacts and Allowed, it should be enter everything once. I had to enter the contact names, phone numbers, and pictures twice. One for the contacts, one for the allowable list. You should just have a toggle on Contacts that says, allowable? Yes or no.
The phone is only 4G, and only cellular. No Wi-Fi capabilities. If you’re only going to use the cellular network, offer 5G, so that cell reception is better. Or better yet, include an option for Wi-Fi.
Allow greater flexibility on phone features for the phone user and caregiver. Perhaps greater flexibility in the beginning (texting, voicemail, apps), then as the mental capacity declines, the options can be adjusted/removed.
Simple. Nice to have pictures. Customer service is quick to respond.
Not so good
For such a simple phone, battery life is bad. That makes it a problem when you’re relying on the person with the memory problems to keep the phone charged so often.
No way to adjust screen brightness. I was hoping to do that to try and save some battery life.
No wireless charging option
No way to video call. And it’s not clear that that is not a feature. The phone has cameras, and the caregiver app mentions video calls. But not available yet! This is another key fail.
Instead of two screens to enter contacts and Allowed, it should be enter everything once. I had to enter the contact names, phone numbers, and pictures twice. One for the contacts, one for the allowable list. You should just have a toggle on Contacts that says, allowable? Yes or no.
The phone is only 4G, and only cellular. No Wi-Fi capabilities. If you’re only going to use the cellular network, offer 5G, so that cell reception is better. Or better yet, include an option for Wi-Fi.
Allow greater flexibility on phone features for the phone user and caregiver. Perhaps greater flexibility in the beginning (texting, voicemail, apps), then as the mental capacity declines, the options can be adjusted/removed.
JillEBean66,
Meh
Great concept but the battery life is horrible. Getting my mom with dementia to remember to charge it so often, even with reminders on the phone, is a challenge. Would love a better battery, and a free replacement program for that, since the phone is so pricey to begin with.
I do love that there is an ‘allow’ list so scammers aren’t calling her all the time. Gives me some peace of mind and helps to keep some of her aggravation at bay.
I do love that there is an ‘allow’ list so scammers aren’t calling her all the time. Gives me some peace of mind and helps to keep some of her aggravation at bay.
Gina WVa,
Working Awesome For Us!
Just bought this phone for our Dad and downloaded the app (late May 2023). The Raz team must be working hard at fixing the bugs mentioned in earlier reviews because all features work as advertised. We use AT&T with an unlimited data plan and 3 caregivers can track Dad’s location, see call history, adjust settings and make video calls. The only thing we had some trouble with was adding a 3rd caregiver but customer support via text through this App helped us resolve quickly. Don’t let the earlier reviews of the app keep you from buying the Raz Memory Phone. It is awesome for keeping track of our dad who lives alone and likes to walk all over town every day! Thank you Raz Mobility!
Florida-X5,
DOA with new update
Have this phone for my mother in-law since December. For the longest time getting the history was problematic. Called RAZ and they said nothing was wrong on their end and said to uninstall/re-install the App. We did that (wife experiencing the same thing) and no better. A month or so ago they must have fixed their DB because getting history was fast and always worked. Now they need to allow you to delete the history, no need to keep a running, endless history.
Now to the update that rolled out today 5/3/23. They added several new features but when I try to open the app, I just get a blank white screen every time. Obviously the software on the RAZ phone itself needs to be updated for the new features, but they provide no mention of that or a procedure.
As to the RAZ phone for its intended audience, it can’t much simpler for the end user but given that, my mother in-law with Alzheimer's still has trouble. That’s on the user, not RAZ.
Now to the update that rolled out today 5/3/23. They added several new features but when I try to open the app, I just get a blank white screen every time. Obviously the software on the RAZ phone itself needs to be updated for the new features, but they provide no mention of that or a procedure.
As to the RAZ phone for its intended audience, it can’t much simpler for the end user but given that, my mother in-law with Alzheimer's still has trouble. That’s on the user, not RAZ.
Cuzcarol,
Battery Light is a Huge Fail
My mother has dementia and I was very excited about this phone. It has a lot of excellent features and WOULD HAVE given it 5 stars until I saw the BATTERY life is horrible. I fully charged phone only last 9-10 hours!!!! No joke! Basically you have to have it charging every single day in order for it not to die on you. For a person with dementia that means there is a high likelihood the phone is either not with them because they left it charging Or the phone with the is dead. Developers, owners, please please please fix. You have a unicorn product, but this will kill it.
MerryMissC,
Call history
Lately call history isn’t loading. Have gotten swift response from the team. Told to delete app and then reload. No change. Also, difficult to keep the phone charged. Even put the “sticker “ charger on the outside of the case.
Great concept but still a few glitches.
Great concept but still a few glitches.
6cees,
App needs improvement
This phone is perfect for my mom who has dementia. Sadly the caregiver app (that sold me on this product) needs improvement.
Call history is frequently unavailable, or not complete.
Sometimes I’m unable to switch to auto answer or speaker (get message ‘not updated’)
Emailed support and got a reply within a day. Their response acknowledged problems with the app, but they said everything should work on thru online portal. Logged in there, but still can’t see call history.
Great in theory, but the features promised aren’t always functioning.
Call history is frequently unavailable, or not complete.
Sometimes I’m unable to switch to auto answer or speaker (get message ‘not updated’)
Emailed support and got a reply within a day. Their response acknowledged problems with the app, but they said everything should work on thru online portal. Logged in there, but still can’t see call history.
Great in theory, but the features promised aren’t always functioning.
Bambino mama,
App Needs to be updated
The call history shows up about 1 out of 10 times that I check it. The GPS is WAY off. It shows my mother in all kinds of locations but not where she actually lives. So frustrating
Cindy SE,
Very disappointing
Call History has not worked for months. I’ve been told repeatedly that the IT team is working on it. Time for a new IT team and maybe a new CTO if they can’t fix a major feature for such a long time. Again, very disappointing
BangerBarbz,
Genius
Perfection for those with limited mobility. It’s as simple as typing 123; anyone can use it with ease.
