Pick the alarm your client will actually use
Nine questions, two minutes. You get a recommended setup, the reasons behind it, and a quote that's already filled in.
- Nothing to charge
- Calls over the internet, not just the mobile network
An alarm only helps if it's worn and it works
of people over 90 who fell in a year lay on the floor for an hour or more at least once. Most had a call alarm, but in most of those long lies it wasn't used.
Fleming and Brayne, BMJ, 2008. Prospective study of 110 people aged over 90 in Cambridge, UK.
Often the problem isn't the client. It's an alarm that doesn't fit how they live.
- It needs charging, and they won't
A mobile alarm left flat on the bedside table can't call anyone.
- No one reliably picks up
Family monitoring only works if someone answers, every time.
- Reception at home is patchy
An alarm that relies on the mobile network alone can drop out in the room that matters.
- They're prone to losing consciousness
Someone who collapses without warning can't press a button. Fall detection matters here.
A recommendation you can explain, and a quote you don't have to build
- 1A recommended setup
Which alarm, how it's worn and which response plan, plus any add-ons worth considering, like a bathroom wall button.
- 2The reasons behind it
Each choice comes with a plain-English reason and anything worth weighing up. Handy when you write up your recommendation.
- 3A quote, already filled in
One click takes the setup into the quote form, with pricing shown upfront. You can change anything before you submit.
Disagree with part of it? Change the setup on the result page and the quiz tells you what you've traded off.
- Nothing to charge
- Calls over the internet, not just the mobile network
- Professional Response Plan
Which alarm suits your client?
Nine questions, two minutes.
Where does the client need the alarm to work?
The Home Alarm covers the house and garden. The Mobile Alarm goes anywhere with 4G.
Our Australian-based team can talk it through and set up the quote with you.