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Home safety guide for elderly people living alone: medical and intercom equipment recommendations

Home safety guide for elderly people living alone: medical and intercom equipment recommendations

As society ages, more and more elderly people choose to live alone. How to ensure the safety of elderly people living alone at home and ensure that they can get help in time when an accident occurs has become the focus of attention of their children and society. This article will introduce you in detail the various types of safety equipment suitable for installation in the homes of elderly people living alone, and build a comprehensive protection system.
Emergency medical equipment

The one-touch emergency call button is the “lifeline” for elderly people living alone:

The wearable button can be hung on the chest or wrist, within easy reach

The fixed button is installed in high-risk areas such as the bedside and bathroom

Directly connected to the 24-hour monitoring center, the response time is usually within 30 seconds

The fall detection and alarm system uses advanced technology:

AI-based cameras can identify falls and automatically alarm

Wearable devices use motion sensors to detect sudden falls

Some systems can distinguish between normal sitting and lying and accidental falls to reduce false alarms

 

Smart health monitoring equipment enables daily health management:

Daily monitoring and recording of blood pressure, blood sugar, blood oxygen and other indicators

Automatically remind family members or family doctors of abnormal data

Some devices support medication reminder function.

 

Remote video monitoring solution (with the consent of the elderly):

360-degree rotatable camera, children can check the status of the elderly at home at any time

Two-way voice intercom function, to achieve instant communication

Privacy mode switch, respect the personal space of the elderly

 

 

Respecting the wishes of the elderly is the key premise:

Fully communicate and explain the purpose of the equipment before installation

 

Choose wearable devices that the elderly are willing to use

 

Regularly check the operating status of the equipment to ensure reliability at critical moments

 

 

Regular testing and maintenance should not be neglected:

Monthly test the emergency button response

Replace batteries and maintain device cleanliness

Update contact information and medical data

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Post time: Jun-19-2025