Safety and Security Products for the Elderly and Seniors at Home

Security, Safety & Falls

8 Products

Smart Caregiver - Motion Sensor And Pager

Instead of sounding an alarm, the motion sensor sends a wireless signal to a pager carried by the caregiver (clipped to a belt or inside a pocket).

Cordless Bed Alarm & Pad

Alerts a caregiver when their patient gets up, up to 100' away from the patient's room. Cordless operation allows greater caregiver freedom and provides a more calm environment for the patient.

SimpliCam HD Security Camera

Keep an eye on your home and your loved ones. SimpliSafe protect over a million Americans with our award-winning home security system.

Power Failure Alarm With Flashlight and Plug Detection

Extremely loud alarm sounds to indicate a power failure. Automatic built-in battery powered flashlight illuminates to light walkways. A plug detection feature warns that a device has been unplugged.

Door Alarm

This compact, attractive door alarm is perfect for the wandering Alzheimer’s patient.

Slip Free Strips

Prevent falls and slips on stairs, wood floors, tile etc. with these simple to install tape strips.

Ring Video Doorbell

Improve safety in a senior's home by monitoring both coming and going. Get instant alerts when visitors press your doorbell or trigger the built-in motion sensors.

SmartCells® Aging in Place Mats and Flooring

Falls happen, but injuries don’t have to. SmartCells® Aging in Place Mats and Flooring are highly effective cushioning solutions designed to protect people from fall-related injuries.

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