We are on a critical mission to put the power of immediate relief and calm directly into the hands of every 911 call center in the nation.

Through our 911 Dispatch Center Donation Program, a portion of every Temple Massager System sold is dedicated to ensuring one is donated to every single dispatch center in the United States.

This is more than just product support; it’s a commitment to the mental well-being and resilience of the people who represent the first link in our emergency response chain.

When we support our dispatchers with a simple, effective tool for stress relief and cognitive reset, we create a profound ripple effect that strengthens the entire community.

It ensures 911 dispatchers can relieve the facial muscle tension build up that can lead to headaches and strain and provide a calming relaxing break from the stress of the job, making them more capable of delivering life-saving support during our neighbor’s darkest hours.

This program is our national legacy and a deeply personal tribute to Founder Meisch’s fallen soldier comrades, Mike and Curtis.

It is our enduring way of impacting our nation for the better, honorably keeping their spirit of service alive with every life touched and every call answered. This mission is driven by real human impact and the profound, tangible difference a single tool can make, as you are about to read in this real-life story of a dispatcher's resilience.

Saving Taxpayer Dollars and Keeping 911 Centers Fully Staffed, Drug-Free

When a 911 dispatcher must leave a shift early because of a severe headache or stress, the cost lands on the city: overtime to cover the vacant console, sick leave paid out, or a short-staffed center where emergency calls wait longer to be

answered. Letters from the Santa Rosa Police Department, Denver 911, and Reno Public Safety Dispatch describe how the Temple Massager System helps relieve headache pain, pressure, stress, and anxiety at the console.

In Santa Rosa, Chief John Cregan noted that a dispatcher’s severe migraine eased within 10 minutes of using the device, averting an early departure, sick time, and a staffing shortage. What sets the Temple Massager apart is that it works without drugs, which fills a niche few other solutions can. Dispatchers must stay alert and duty-ready for the entire shift, and medication can compromise that readiness. Because the Temple Massager is a drug-free way to get relief, dispatchers can ease a headache or ease stress and stay at their consoles, fully sharp.

Denver 911’s wellness coordinator called it a drug-free way to get relief and reduce anxiety, and Santa Rosa’s Chief noted that it mitigates medication use. The math is simple: if the Temple Massager keeps just one dispatcher from going home due to a headache one time a month, that is twelve avoided call-outs a year, and twelve instances in which the city does not pay overtime or run short-staffed.

Those savings belong to taxpayers, and they matter beyond the budget.

A fully staffed 911 center answers calls faster and puts the public at less risk. By keeping dispatchers healthy, focused, and at their posts, the Temple Massager System helps cities save money while better serving the people who depend on 911.

This Mission Helps Us Continue our Patriotic Duty