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Safety and alert devices

Help that reaches your family fast

If your parent lives alone or you live far away, an alert device is the difference between waiting hours and getting help in minutes. Choose devices that your parent will actually wear and use.

Emergency pendant

A one-button pendant that calls the response team and family.

Good for: Parents living alone

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Fall-detection watch

Detects falls, calls for help and shows the time.

Good for: People at risk of falls

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Door and motion sensor

Notices unusual activity, such as a door opened at night.

Good for: Dementia, wandering, living alone

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GPS tracker

Small tracker for a pocket or bag, with location alerts.

Good for: People who may wander

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Key safe

A lockable box so that trusted people or responders can enter.

Good for: Parents living alone

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Auto-off kettle and stove guard

Reduces fire risk from forgotten appliances.

Good for: Forgetfulness

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Buying guide

How to choose

A few things worth checking before you buy.

Safety first. No device replaces regular contact. Discuss what is monitored and who is notified, and respect your parent's privacy.

  • Pendants and wristbands must be comfortable and waterproof.
  • Fall-detection helps if the wearer cannot press a button.
  • Check that the alert reaches several people and the response team.
  • GPS trackers help people who may wander.
  • Test devices monthly and keep batteries charged.
Questions

Before you buy

Does the device need a smartphone?

Some work on their own SIM or landline. Check before buying.

Read next: Emergency support · Elder tech and wearables

Products described here are general information. Ask a doctor, nurse or physiotherapist about the right choice for your parent.

Need help choosing?

A nurse can suggest the right one and arrange delivery and setup.

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