Assistive technology

Lifeline is a 24/7 monitoring and support service that helps people remain safe and independent at home.

Additional telecare devices can be linked to the system.

Examples of Lifeline add-ons are:

• a falls detector
• smoke and carbon monoxide detectors linked to the Lifeline
• bogus caller alarms
• epilepsy sensors

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A lifeline in your pocket, offering powerful assistive technology with built-in GPS capabilities to support independence, safety and accessibility wherever you are, whenever you need it.

Detect falls and automatically alert carers, family members or monitoring centres, enabling rapid response

Available as wearable or in-home devices, they reduce risks, support independent living and provide reassurance to users and the people who care for them on a daily basis overall.

This helps people to stay safe and independent when out and about.

It provides real-time location monitoring, an SOS emergency alert function, and geofencing notifications.

Family members or carers can track the user's location and receive alerts if predefined safety boundaries are crossed, offering reassurance and peace of mind.

A discreet monitoring device designed to detect tonic-clonic seizure activity during sleep.

The sensor is placed under the mattress and connected to a pager. If seizure-like movements are detected, an alert is sent to the pager, enabling carers to respond quickly and provide reassurance and support.

A key safe is a secure, lockable box fitted outside the home to store spare keys safely.

Police-approved models can be discreetly installed, allowing trusted access for carers, family members or emergency services, supporting independence while reducing lockout risks and improving overall safety.