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Technology House Bedroom

Technology Enhanced Lives House
Epilepsy monitors
Bed /chair occupancy sensor
Falls detector

Technology House : Bedroom in this room

What it does:

  • These sensors alert when you leave your bed or chair and don't return within a set time (up to one hour).
  • The timing can be customised to your needs.

How it can be used:

  • Informs a loved one or carer that the user has got out of bed.
  • Checks how much time is spent in one position.
  • Sends alerts to a loved one or carer when the sensor is triggered.
  • Wireless system reduces the risk of interference.
  • Soft, thin, and lightweight for user comfort.

Who it's for:

  • Ideal for those at risk of falls or who live independently and need extra peace of mind.
  • Helpful for people who may struggle to get up from a chair or bed, those with dementia who wander, and those with limited mobility.

Contact Argenti for more information.

What it does:

  • There are various epilepsy monitors that can alert you to different epilepsy triggers.
  • Some monitors track one or two symptoms, while advanced ones can track multiple symptoms and add extra sensors for night-time seizures, incontinence, vomiting, bed leaving, and sounds.

How it can be used:

  • Informs a loved one or carer that a seizure is happening.
  • Alerts a loved one or carer if something needs attention, like being sick.
  • Sensitivity can be adjusted to ignore normal bed movement but respond to seizure activity.

Who it's for:

  • Suitable for most types of beds and environments.
  • Ideal for anyone needing to monitor epilepsy symptoms and ensure timely intervention.

Contact Argenti for more information.

What it does:

  • The ‘Pearl Advanced’ is a smart, easy-to-wear pendant with fall detection technology.
  • If a fall is detected or the help button is pressed, it connects to a Lifeline Base Unit, which alerts the monitoring centre to get help.
  • It has an elegant, discreet, water-resistant casing that can be worn in the bath or shower.
  • Automatically detects hard falls and generates an alert to summon assistance.

Who it's for:

  • People who have previously experienced a fall.
  • Those living independently and not in residential care.
  • Mobile individuals, either by themselves or with an aid, but not in a wheelchair.
  • People without significant cognitive impairment, so they can understand how to summon help and cancel a false alert.

Features:

  • Four available settings to choose from, based on individual needs.

Find out more about this package on the Argenti website