If you struggle with daily tasks like remembering to take medication, preparing a meal, washing or dressing or moving around your home, use our home equipment finder below to buy things that can help you stay well and independent at home.
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Bed sensor/alarm
These monitor a user's vital signs such as heart rate and breathing patterns and can detect a range of patterns, eg epileptic seizures whilst the user is in bed. In Surrey your local district or borough council offers a wide range of personal alarms and sensors. These are also known as community alarms, telecare and Careline.
Bed voice alarms/sensors
These trigger an alert which sounds a beep or a voice alert and encourages the patient to return to bed and helps in falls prevention. In Surrey your local borough or district council offers a wide range of personal alarms and sensors. These are also known as community alarms, telecare and Careline.
Bogus Caller Alarm
Can be used if a stranger requests or tries to force entry.
Chair sensors
Can sound an alarm or beep to encourage someone to return to their chair. In Surrey your local borough or district council offers a range of personal alarms and sensors. These are also known as community alarms, telecare and Careline.
Door contact alarms
These trigger an alarm if the door is opened at an unusual time.
Enuresis alert alarms
These alarms provide an early alert for individuals prone to incontinence. In Surrey your local borough or district council offers a wide range of personal alarms and sensors. These are also known as community alarms, telecare and Careline.
Epilepsy bed sensors
Sensors can monitor movement and raise an alert when they detect repetitive motion that is common with Tonic Clonic seizures. In Surrey your local district or borough council offers a range of personal alarms and sensors. These are also known as community alarms, telecare and Careline.
Falls sensors / detectors
Can monitor when someone has fallen and needs assistance. In Surrey your local borough or district council offers a range of personal alarms and sensors. These are also known as community alarms, telecare and Careline.
Flood alarms
Anti-flooding devices can keep the home safe by releasing water from baths and sinks when they become too full. Flooding alarms detect when the water reaches a certain level and sounds an alarm, usually by placing over the side of the bath or sink.
Floor sensor mats
Can send an alert when someone steps or sits on the mat unexpectedly.
Movement sensors
This alarm detects movement or lack of it, by monitoring activity. In Surrey, your local borough or district council offers a range of personal alarms and sensors. These are also known as community alarms, telecare and Careline.
Personal alarms
Personal alarms can help when moving around safely in your home. Personal alarms can be linked to monitors within the home and intercoms to mobile apps which can trigger an alarm or send an alert to a monitoring centre. In Surrey, your local borough or district council offers a range of personal alarms and sensors. These are also as community alarms, telecare and Careline.
Sensor night lights
Ideal for when someone gets up at night. When the sensor senses movement the light will come on.
Telecare / Lifeline alarms
Lifeline alarms connect with specialised teams. Usually a call operator will respond appropriately to the individual circumstances by calling a relative or family friend, or the emergency services. The alarms operate 24/7, 365 days a year. In Surrey, your local borough or district council offers a range of personal alarms and sensors. These are also known as community alarms, telecare and Careline.
Wandering door or window alarm
Alerts a carer if a monitored door or window is opened.Can't find what you're looking for? Search again.