Reduce worry with our alarm and support services for elderly and disabledДЄ personal alarm means that worry about a parent or parents is minimised and parents donвЂ™t have to feel that theyвЂ™re a burden on their children. We provide personal alarms and fall detectors for the elderly and those in poor health so that they can feel more secure and less at risk in their own homes, which means being able to stay there longer.Д®mergency support with personal and response alarmsДЄny of us can have an accident, a sudden illness, be threatened by an intruder in our own home, or just become less able and confident and therefore need some sort of support system in place in the event of an emergency. Most people hope to stay independent and secure in their own homes for as long as possible, but age and illness can leave us vulnerable or at risk. You will need to have a key safe fitted at your property to ensure that, in the event of an emergency, the appropriate service can gain entry.Personal alarms for the elderly from CarelineSOS Who monitors the Personal Emergency Alarm?ДЄll of our Personal Emergency Alarms are monitored by Chichester Community Careline, who have been operating for 27 years and are nationally recognised as one of the leading control centers in the country. The charge for this service, which includes monitoring the alarm and maintenance to the unit,В is ВЈ4.40 per week. There is a small weekly charge to cover the cost of monitoring, maintenance and equipment testing and checking any changes to personal or contact details. The installation of the equipment is free. The equipment is installed by a member of the Council's Sheltered Housing Team. The operators are available 24 hours a day all year round.

contacting a family member, a friend or a neighbour (who hold a key to your home).The operator can then decide what is required. When you press either button an operator is automatically called, who will be able to speak to you via the alarm unit. The pendant has a button that you can press if you can't reach the unit, so if you fall, have an accident or are feeling unwell, support is there at the push of a button. You will also be given a pendant which can either be worn around your neck or on your wrist. The base unit has a red button that you can press if you need help. It is made up of a small base unit that is located near to the telephone. You will need a telephone line and an electric socket nearby to allow the Personal Emergency Alarm equipment to be installed. How do the Personal Emergency Alarms work? The alarms are intended to provide personal safety and offer you and your family peace of mind. The alarm is linked to a highly dedicated and caring team, 24 hours a day, who can take the necessary steps to help you.ДЇareham Borough Council uses this technology to help elderly and disabled residents to remain living at home. Personal Emergency Alarms Supporting Independent Living IntroductionДЄ personal emergency alarm helps you live independently, providing access to support and a response service in the event of an emergency at home.

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