Chair Alarm with Monitor

$49.95$59.95

This chair alarm alerts caregivers when pressure is removed from the chair pad, indicating the resident is attempting to stand. Ideal for fall prevention in elderly care, the in-room alarm sounds immediately to notify caregivers. The chair sensor pad is placed on the seat of a firm chair, with a cord connecting to the alarm monitor. Made from durable, incontinence-resistant vinyl, the pad is easy to clean and designed for reliable elderly fall prevention.

1 year warranty.  Batteries not included.

This is a corded version, for the wireless version click here:

For Facility or Home Use
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Wendy W.
Administration

Great product for our residents

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Joseph H.
Safety first

With this alarm I know that my wife is safely seated. If she gets up the alarm sounds and is loud enough to be heard anywhere in the house so we can help her.

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Kathy D.
works great for recliner

we use this in my grandma's recliner chair while she's watching tv. It alarms when she trys to get up and then we can go help her so she doesn't fall.

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