Indoor Bell | On Button Communication with Caregiver
Indoor Bell | On Button Communication with Caregiver
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The Indoor Bell is a simple and efficient way for someone less mobile to alert someone else in the house that they need assistance. The receiver can be plugged in different positions, and the button can be placed in a pocket, attached to a wheelchair, bedside, wall, or worn as a life alarm necklace. Great for those with dementia where calling on a cell phone may be challenging. The simple, lighted button doesn't require new learning making it pretty user friendly.
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