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Personal Alarms For Seniors
Personal alarms provide seniors with peace of mind, knowing help is only one button away. They're particularly useful for those living alone or at risk of falling or experiencing medical emergencies - as well as offering their families peace of mind that their loved one will have the means to summon assistance if needed.


Livelife At its core, personal alarms for elderly people consist of pendants and wristwatches with large panic buttons that can be pressed when an emergency arises. Once activated, these devices connect to 24/7 help teams or designated emergency contacts (eg family members) and transmit the user's location so that assistance can be delivered immediately through various methods such as cell phones or landline connections.

Personal alarms come in all sorts of varieties, ranging from basic pendant alarms to more advanced models that include fall detection and GPS tracking capabilities. Deciding which alarm best meets an individual's needs depends on factors like ease of use, range and additional features when making their selection.

Life Alert systems are one of the most sought-after options available, providing both pendant alarms and accessories that can be used throughout a home. One key benefit is its use of cellular network communication with its 24-hour response team when an alarm is activated; meaning it can be set off from anywhere within an entire household, not only bedroom.

ResQme personal alarm is another excellent option that's small and portable enough to be worn as a necklace or clipped on clothing, containing a loud 130-decibel siren activated by pulling a pin; making it an easy device for seniors to use. In addition, ResQme includes features such as seatbelt cutter and window break that could come in handy should an accident happen outdoors.

Individuals at risk of falling or experiencing medical emergencies should also consider investing in an alarm with built-in fall detection, which can trigger when someone slips and falls, potentially saving lives by alerting emergency services immediately if needed.

While senior citizens may initially resist the concept of having their own alarm system, as they might perceive it as evidence that their family does not trust or think they can live alone, these devices can help ensure safety and provide peace of mind for families. It would be beneficial if families discussed all of the potential advantages and benefits with your parents or grandparents prior to purchasing an alarm device in order to ease transition and ensure it runs smoothly.

Not all personal alarms are suitable for everyone, so before making your purchase it's wise to consult a medical professional and receive advice regarding an ideal alarm for you based on your unique circumstances as well as proper usage, maintenance and emergency response procedures.

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