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Personal alarms benefits for the elderly
Personal alarms, also known as panic alarms or medical alarms, are one such product that can assist you in feeling safe while in your home or out in the community.
These devices have accelerators that can detect falls, which can provide reassurance to the wearer so they can take more risks and live independently.
Even if you haven't had a fall, you can press the button on your personal alarm device to call for help if you have a medical episode or don't feel right.
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