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Taking Care Personal Alarms for the Elderly

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Taking Care Personal Alarms for the Elderly

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Taking Care help you to live well, remain independent and embrace a healthier and a more active life with, telecare services and a medical helpline.

Should you suffer a fall or medical emergency, support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from the resolution centre. Simply press the button on your alarm pendant and you will be quickly connected to trained staff who can contact key holders or the emergency services should additional help be required.

97% of alarm calls are answered within 60 seconds and over 52,000 people use the personal alarm service so you can be confident that you will get the support you need.

Customers can also benefit from the medical helpline, with trained nurses on hand 24/7 should you have a question about your well-being. A medicine information line is available with pharmacists are on hand to answer your questions and explain more about your pills and prescriptions.

As well as monitored alarms for the elderly, Taking Care also offer fall alarms and key safes to help make you feel safer at home. Taking Care are the provider of the Age UK alarm service.

Contact Details

Organiser

Taking Care

Job Title/Position

Enquiries and Support

Telephone Number

08000857371

Costs & Bookings

Cost

£69 one-off set-up (£82.80 including VAT), £16.50 per month (£19.80 including VAT)

Additional Information

Customers may be exempt from paying VAT on personal alarm services if they have a condition that requires regular medication or are registered disabled. Prices subject to change. Please check the Taking Care web site for latest prices.

Service Information

Coverages:

National

Target Audiences:

Adults, Older people (over 65)

Support Groups:

Physical impairment, Visual impairment, Hearing impairment, Dementia

Links for information

Last updated 3rd May 2023

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