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Dementia aids for living at home
Small aids can help someone with dementia or memory loss stay safely at home for longer, and help the people caring for them. These guides cover trackers, medication reminders and night-time alarms. We include what each one costs and where it falls short.
GPS Tracker for Dementia UK: Which One Actually Works When Dad Wanders Off?
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Medication Reminder Devices UK: Which One Stops the Double Dose When Mum Lives Alone?
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Where to start
- Worried about wandering? GPS trackers for dementia compares a monitored pendant with a family-run Apple Watch.
- Missed or double doses? Medication reminder devices runs from free pharmacy blister packs to locked dispensers.
- Phone calls getting confusing? A simple phone that only lets chosen callers ring can help.
These guides are not medical advice. Talk to the GP or memory service about a diagnosis and support. How we research our guides.