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Buying a Fall Detector Alarm
Buying a Fall Detector Alarm can be an essential part of keeping you safe and independent at home. Falls are the leading cause of hospitalisation for older people; 1 in 3 people will have a fall each year and these devices can help keep you or your loved one safe from falls.

Automatic Fall Detection
Auto fall detection devices use sensor technology to monitor movement when someone is falling, and alert a monitoring service (known as careline services) if the person falls. Most sensors are accelerometers, which use low-power radio waves to sense changes in acceleration when a person is in motion. lone worker man down devices Other sensors, like barometric pressure sensors, can detect subtle changes in air pressure that indicate a fall has occurred.

Some fall detectors send GPS data to the monitoring center so that emergency responders can find the person. This type of device is not meant to be worn outdoors, but can help ensure that help can reach a loved one in an emergency situation.

Mobile Fall Detection and Assistance Calling
Medical Guardian’s mobile 2.0 fall alarm has a built-in fall sensor that connects to a response centre when you press a button or trigger the sensor, which is then automatically connected to a two-way conversation with helpers. It uses Bluetooth to connect with the user’s phone and relays GPS information when it’s within range, which means that you don’t need to have a landline to get help.

Make sure to read the FAQ section of any system before making a decision, and ask your provider about its range and ease-of-use. Also, be sure to look for a device that works near water, especially in the bathroom, as many falls occur there.
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