Smart Caregiver® Cordless Motion Sensor and Nurse Call System for Fall Prevention– Know When They Need Help or are Getting up!

The sensor detects even the slightest movement. A real sleep saver for me knowing it will detect my elderly parent getting out of bed in the night. The alarm is soft and not startling which is another plus.

This has literally been a life saver for me while caring for my mom who has dementia. She's in a wheelchair, but at night she would forget that she can't walk and would try to get out of bed at 1 AM (and 3 AM and 5 AM) trying to go to the bathroom. Instead, she would fall from the bed to the floor. She's 85 and I was terrified she'd break a hip by the time I would hear her moving and rush to her room to stop her. I became totally sleep deprived. This motion sensor, coupled with a pressure pad on the bed, alerts me with a gentle ding-dong and now I've been able to get to Mom before she falls--day or night. I'm also using a baby monitor camera to keep an eye on her while I work at the computer.

This product really came in handy when we were taking care of our 90 yr old father the last few months. Before we got this he had gotten out of bed and fell and hurt himself a few times, forgetting he needed help. This alarm was easy to set and worked well, it woke us up with enough time to get to him and help him before he got out of bed.

I ordered this product and it came without the call button. When I requested a replacement item, I received it without the call button again. Not going to bother. Sending it all back.

Got this for my dad- who has alzheimers, to use while my mom went on vacation and I was in charge during the night. It worked perfectly. Yes- the ding dong sound is LOUD, and you have to turn it off each time, but it worked, which is what I needed. Each time he opened his bedroom door, I was alerted upstairs, so I was able to get downstairs before he got too far.

This device is portable, which allows me to move it with me from room to room, yet always monitoring my patient's safety. It alerts me when there is movement (sitting up in bed). I even like the fact that even when the chime isn't active, it makes a more subtle 'clicking' sound, not as noisy. I add a cam to visually check out activity, which sometimes she is merely readjusting in bed, so her safety is still in place.

Moved my disabled mom home with me (from a care facility) during covid. Bought the call button & motion sensor along with the ac adapters. We wanted her to be able to summons us during the night. The motion sensor was for back up, in case she attempted to get out of bed into her wheelchair on her own (She's a major fall risk)The call button works perfectly. I have the alert box on my nightstand. It wakes me on the lowest sound setting. We have the call button secured to the rail of her hospital bed.The motion sensor, on the other hand, was a nightmare. So many false alarms all night long until I finally disabled it. We had carefully placed the sensor. I could watch the blink mini camera we installed. There was absolutely no movement that should be causing the motion sensor to alert.Thankfully my mom hasn't been attempting to get out of bed on her own. I also discovered the blink camera can be set to alert to motion. I can roll over in bed and check her, viewing her via the blink camera on my echo show, without getting up needlessly.If I had known, I would have only purchased the call button, not the motion sensor.

We were exhausted and at our wits end. This has made a huge difference. Now we can get some sleep in between tending to elderly parent. It chimes in varying degrees of loudness and is not annoying to hear. Like a door bell chime. Even when the chime is turned to off position, if the monitor is left on in her room I can hear a clicking sound letting me know mom is trying to get up. She doesn't use the call button but it works if she would use it. That would be nice especially in the bathroom or other room where she could let us know when she is ready for help. LOVE THIS