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[Standard living dead] The Outbreak has been contained but from now on, people who die in their sleep or car accidents or whatever will immediately reanimate and attack. How do middle-aged and older couples deal with the possibility of a sudden heart attack or something?
gpt
There are many options that keep things relatively contained. 

Separated sleeping chambers at night behind locked doors, and if people do share a bedroom (which is seen as risky, especially for older people), they lock their bedroom at night so if one of them does reanimate and bite the other, it stays contained in the room. 

Lifesign braclets with cellular connections, the government subsidizes their distribution, it detects your heart rate and skin temperature and if it falls outside of a normal range an armed wellness check occurs to check on the braclet owner. If the braclet is not malfunctioning and cannot be resuscitated, body is disabled with a disposable spring loaded pick to the brain stem; quiet, clean, and quick. If it is, a replacement braclet is provided. 

Many automated doors in cities have special body temperature sensors that refuse to open for the reanimated. Other reanimate obstacles that are difficult for the dead to navigate but easier for the living are integrated into paths in cities, such as turnstills and subtley sloped or irregular ground. The dead tend to shuffle so even slightly off brick streets which living feet or wheelchairs can easily navigate make the dead trip all over themselves. 

Terminal or critical patients in Hospitals are bound to their bed in a way that does not interfere with their treatment. 

For starters.