Capital Health Care NetworkHome Safety Equipment to Make Staying Home Possible
May
04,
2017
Your best opportunity to stay home safely or realize a full recovery at home is to receive the extra support and care you deserve.
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Personal Emergency Response System This portable emergency call system can be set up through a land-line or cellular phone line. This system sends an alert out in an emergency to notify the designated first responder. |
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Medication Monitoring The medication monitoring unit organizes and dispenses medications according to the physician-prescribed schedule. |
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Fall Detection Button Fall detection is an additional safeguard designed for situations when an individual falls and is unable to push the help button. |
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Mobile Care / GPS Tracking This discrete, wearable device makes GPS tracking & locating available, alongside two way automated and hands-free communication, from virtually anywhere via cellular networks. |
Other Home Safety Equipment Considerations:
• Riser for the Toilet Seat
• Grab Bars for the Bathroom
• Hand-Held Shower Head
• Bath Bench
• Bedroom Products (hospital beds, over-bed tables, pads)
• Medicine Droppers & Spoons
• Button Loopers & Zipper Pulls for Easier Dressing
• Single-Lever Faucets for Kitchen & Bath
• Touch-Tone Telephones, Calculators & Clocks with Large Numbers
• Kitchen Tools to Make Opening Cans, Peeling, Cutting & Dicing Food Easier
• Reachers to Eliminate Bending & Help Offset a Weak Grasp or Limited Mobility
Published by: Lisa Stockdale