Technology House Lounge

Technology House : Lounge 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:

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 individuals with limited mobility.

What it does:

The Lifeline Base Unit is a key part of Care Technology (telecare) services, helping many people across the UK.
It comes with a pendant alarm or a discreet wristwatch, both with an easy-to-use push button that alerts a 24/7 monitoring centre instantly.
The unit has a strong built-in speaker, allowing you to talk to the monitoring centre from almost anywhere in your home.
If you can't speak, the monitoring centre can escalate the situation to carers, loved ones, or emergency services.
It is fully digital, ensuring a secure, fast, and reliable connection without needing a landline.

How it can be used:

Connects to other devices (like fall detectors, flood detectors, smoke alarms) to automatically call the 24 hours a day seven days a week monitoring centre for support.
The built-in microphone allows two-way conversations between the user and the monitoring centre.
Provides a reliable way to get help quickly in case of emergencies.

Who it's for:

Ideal for older people and anyone who needs extra help to feel safe and confident at home.
Beneficial for those who may need to contact help quickly and easily.
Suitable for people who want to connect other safety devices for comprehensive monitoring.

What it does:

This small GPS device can be discreetly worn or carried.
It helps users and their loved ones feel reassured that they are safe while out and about.
The all-day, every-day monitoring service supports independent living and boosts confidence.

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