A dementia alarm helps keep people living with dementia or Alzheimer's safer by providing quick access to help and real-time location support when it matters most.
Compare our range of dementia alarms and GPS tracking devices to find the right option for your loved one, whether they are at home or out and about.
A dementia alarm is a wearable device that allows someone living with dementia or Alzheimer’s to call for help or be located if they become confused, lost or distressed.
Many dementia alarms include GPS tracking, safe zone alerts and a help button that connects to our Emergency Resolution Team, who can arrange support when needed.
These devices are designed to support independence while giving families reassurance that help is always close by.
We are committed to providing dementia-friendly support for our customers.
Our Emergency Resolution Team is trained to understand the challenges of dementia and how to respond appropriately. They can recognise when additional support may be needed and help guide families to further assistance if required.
With experience supporting thousands of customers living with dementia, we provide a service designed around safety, reassurance and compassion.
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A monitored dementia alarm provides reassurance for both the wearer and their family.
Our Emergency Resolution Team is available 24 hours a day to respond if your loved one needs help, becomes disoriented or wanders.
With GPS tracking, we can identify the location of the device and arrange help quickly. Many devices also allow you to set safe zones, alerting family members if your loved one moves outside familiar areas.
A dementia alarm may be suitable for:
It supports independence while ensuring help is always available if needed.
The most suitable device can vary depending on the stage of dementia or Alzheimer's disease:
Dementia affects many families across the UK, and needs can change over time.
The right dementia alarm can help someone stay independent for longer, while ensuring support is available if they need it. It also provides reassurance for family members, knowing that help can be accessed quickly in an emergency.
A dementia alarm is a wearable device that allows someone to call for help or be located using GPS tracking. It connects to a 24-hour Emergency Resolution Team who can arrange support when needed.
Our devices are designed to be comfortable and unobtrusive. They can be worn as a watch, pendant or attached to a belt, making them less likely to be removed or forgotten.
Battery life varies by device. Some require every 3 days, others will have a much longer battery life. Choosing the right option depends on how the device will be used.
Yes. Many dementia alarms include safe zone alerts, notifying you if your loved one leaves a defined area.
This can depend on the type of dementia alarm, but typically if the device has GPS safe zones setup then an alert is sent via an app or SMS.
Our devices use advanced GPS technology to provide accurate location information, helping ensure support can reach the wearer quickly. Some devices, like the Dementia Tracker Watch, include a plug in locator beacon which provides a more accurate GPS location within the home.
Not always. Some devices include automatic alerts or GPS tracking, allowing help to be arranged even if the wearer cannot press the button.
Yes. Devices are lightweight and designed to be worn throughout the day as a watch, pendant or clipped to a belt.
There are a number of trusted organisations in the UK that offer advice, guidance and support for people living with dementia and Alzheimer’s, as well as their families and carers.
You may find it helpful to contact:
including:Our resources and advice section has dementia-friendly advice and guides to support you and your loved ones:
There are several types of alarms designed to support people living with dementia, depending on their needs and level of independence.
Common options include:
The right type depends on the individual’s condition, daily routine and whether the priority is emergency support, location awareness or ongoing monitoring.
Choosing the right dementia alarm depends on how your loved one lives and what level of support they need. Some may prefer a simple wearable device, while others benefit from GPS tracking and automatic alerts for added reassurance.
Our team can help you find the most suitable option based on your circumstances.
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