In-Home Alarms – Compare Personal Panic Buttons

Our range of in-home personal alarms work in the home and garden. They are ideal for someone who perhaps just wants that extra layer of reassurance as they get older so they can continue to live safely at home, where they are most comfortable.

Knowing that there is a fully trained Emergency Resolution Team available 24-hours a day, seven days a week, if there is an incident at home, have a fall or would just like some reassurance, can really help to boost confidence when living independently.

Many people like to wear a home emergency alert for the elderly around their neck like a pendant, which is why they are often known as pendant alarms or emergency pendants.

This means that the alarm is always on the person, but doesn’t get in the way and doesn’t need to be consciously carried around from room to room at home.

There are panic buttons for the elderly that can also be worn on the wrist, just like a watch, which some people might prefer. They can often also be attached to a keyring or belt.

If you or your loved one is at risk of a fall, either because of experiencing a fall previously or perhaps due to being a little less mobile, having some balance problems or being a bit more frail than in the past, you can choose a home safety alarm for the elderly that has built-in fall detection.

This means that it can detect when the person wearing it has a fall and will automatically raise an alert.

While many personal alarms are primarily designed for use in the home and garden of the wearer, at those times when they are likely to be alone, some people might also want a personal panic button that they can take out and about with them too.

This type of personal alarm doesn’t need to be connected to a landline (it has its own SIM card) and can send the GPS location of the wearer to the Emergency Resolution Team.

Having a wearable personal alarm can be great for peace of mind, but the latest technology also enables sensors to be placed into an older person’s home to make monitoring elderly parents remotely in the UK very straightforward, without compromising anyone’s privacy, as there are no cameras or microphones involved.

The sensors are there to ‘learn’ the routine at home using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and can then send an alert if something unexpected happens in the home, such as someone not using the kitchen or appliances in the home, like the kettle, as they usually do.