Instead of relying on products that require users to press a button when they need help (think "I've fallen and I can't get up" commercial), isn't it better if someone is notified when they DON'T press a button? Introducing GATSS, the GA Telephone Support for Seniors. This app was built for family members and friends that live alone and provides a way to make sure that if they don’t respond, you will be notified. The user can set a schedule for the app to "check-in". They can set the days of the week, time of day…as many (or as few) as desired. For example, the app can ask the user if they are ok every hour, only in the mornings/evenings, or every other day. The user will receive a push notification at the scheduled time(s). This notification will ask them if they are ok. If the user presses "OK", then the alert is reset for the next scheduled time. If not, and the user fails to respond, then the app then notifies up to 3 "care providers". These care providers are notified either by email, text message/SMS, or both. The care providers get an email, text message/SMS, or both stating that the user has not responded, their last known location (email only), and the battery level of their phone (email only).;