Epilepsy monitors to detect the symptoms of a seizure at home or in a care home.

The most serious and worrying condition for carers is the night-time Tonic/Clonic seizure, which if left unattended can lead to a serious health risk. Unless the carer can remain awake all night listening for signs (e.g. on a baby alarm) then 100% vigilance is impossible.

Our epilepsy alarms and monitors will improve the carer’s vigilance in these circumstances. We can also assist with daytime monitoring in a number of ways. A unique moisture detecting system which can help with management of incontinence issues.

The Comf-it range of assistive technology include monitors that ensure carers are aware the moment their clients pads need changing or a bed wetting has occurred, without the need for time wasting and disturbing regular checks. The clients hygene, comfort and dignity are improved and the carers have more time to give quality care.

A range of sensing monitors to assist carers to create a secure environment in a discreet way. The Secure-it range of assistive technology covers a number of issues facing carers of those who can become confused or disoriented. The monitors can alert the carer of wandering, entry into a room, when their client is mobile, leaving and leaving a building.