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Elderly people and those suffering from disabilities often prefer to remain in their own homes rather than having to go into residential care.

Choosing an old people alarm for your elderly relatives or friends is one of the best gifts you could give them. With many elderly people experiencing emergency situations, such as falls, injury or illness, putting contingencies in place is key.

One of the most important factors in the recovery of elderly people after a fall is immediate attention and medical assistance which can be assisted through wrist alarms.

As life expectancy rises within the UK, we have an ever-growing population of elderly people. When we age, we tend to encounter more health complications. 

For those suffering with epilepsy, either living alone or spending large portions of time at home by themselves, epilepsy seizures can be a real concern. 

Many older people are keen to maintain their independence for as long as possible rather than have to move to a residential home or even move in with family.

Decreased mobility, increased frailty, and a spike in health issues as we get older can result in increased risks when it comes to safety.

As people get older, their health is often one of the first things to suffer. An increase in health problems is seen in many people as they age, and this includes increased frailty and mobility issues.

As we get older, our health can start to deteriorate, and many find themselves at increased risk of falls and accidents.

There are many elderly people who are very independent and as such, they want to be able to live on their own.

At SureSafe we provide a large range of personal alarms for the elderly, designed to help keep your loved ones safe and independent. Our elderly alarms allow peace of mind knowing that assistance is a push of a button away, especially for those that are living alone.

We explore the importance of having an emergency pendant and how it can create peace of mind for both the user and family/friends.

For many people worrying about loved ones is a common feeling, especially those elderly loved ones living alone. What if they fall and injure themselves? What if they’re too ill to call anybody for help? What would happen? An emergency button for elderly people can help to alleviate those worries.

Older people and those who suffer from disabilities are at a greater risk of falls, accidents and emergencies, both at home and whilst out and about. A personal panic alarm is the best solution to ensure peace of mind and greater independence for both the user and their friends and family. 

Independence is a key factor in maintaining the happiness of our older generation. Moving into residential care can be distressing, having to leave behind the familiarity of their own home.

More older people than ever before are keen to remain in their own homes for as long as possible however, maintaining an independent lifestyle can become more challenging as we age.

Are you worried about what could happen to your ageing loved ones in the event of an emergency? Do you have concerns about what would happen if an accident should occur and nobody is around to help? The answer could be a panic button for the elderly.