Telecare & Alarms

SureSafe are the industry leaders in providing technology that improves people's lives, yet remains easy to use. We strive to solve the everyday challenges people face when trying to live independently. We do this with alarms that simply require a single button press to get the help that you or your loved one needs.

Choosing what the best KeySafe is can almost be as difficult as choosing the best personal alarm. Security in our loved ones homes is vital to keep them feeling safe and for peace of mind. A personal alarm is a great way to keep your loved ones safe, but what if they use their SOS button to call for help, and no one can get into their home to check if they’re ok? This is where a KeySafe comes in handy.

Learn about how a panic alarm for the elderly gives safety and peace of mind for you or a loved one.

Keeping older loved ones safe can be a big worry for many people. Personal alarm systems for the elderly are a popular option to allow your elderly loved one to remain living in their own homes, safer and for longer. SureSafe also has a range of wrist worn alarms if you prefer not to wear a pendant.

Telehealth care is helping UK families to connect to each other nationwide. Whether you have concerns about an elderly parent falling, you have a loved one in a rural or remote location or you want to make a younger relative feel more comfortable - using a personal alarm pendant or a wrist worn fall detector can give you reassurance and peace of mind.

When people hear the word dementia, they generally associate it with a single disease. This is not the case, however. Dementia is an umbrella term used to describe a memory loss problem that impacts the proper functioning of the brain. It can affect anyone but it's more common in elderly people.

Telecare is a remote monitoring service that allows elderly and vulnerable people to maintain independence, whilst also staying safe. Telecare equipment has become an essential requirement for many families with elderly loved ones, ensuring they are able to call for help should the worst occur, giving everyone peace of mind.

We saw the first careline alarms in the 1970s and they have come a long way since then. Technology has advanced a lot and personal alarms are used by people of all ages and, with features such as fall alarm, they can help support a range of conditions. They still play an important part in elderly health care and they can offer reassurance for both the wearer and their loved ones.

Getting lost and finding yourself confused is a common symptom of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease and can cause a person to panic. If your loved one has a habit of wandering off, dementia GPS tracker personal alarm technology means that your elderly parent or a relative can be located wherever they are.