GreatCall Inc. Plans To Open Reno, Nevada, Call Center Creating 400 Jobs
05/03/2013
The firm is a leader in wireless health and safety services for aging consumers and their families, the Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada said. Founded in 2006, the company is widely recognized as the creator of the Jitterbug, as well as, the popular 5Star Urgent Response and a suite of health and medical apps such as Urgent Care and MedCoach.
“As mobile safety and health solutions become more prevalent each year, it is critical to meet this expanding demand with highly trained emergency responders and customer care representatives,” said David Inns, President and CEO at GreatCall. “Our new facility and expanded team of experts will allow us to continue to provide the superior level of personalized service for which GreatCall is known.”
“We are thrilled to welcome GreatCall to our community,” said Mike Kazmierski, CEO of Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada. “The 400 new quality jobs they bring is one of our largest announcements over the past 10 years. More importantly, they are a high growth company in a growing, health and safety sector.”
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