Lunderg Wireless Early Alert Bed & Chair Alarm Set for Elderly - Alerts Caregivers Before They Get Up, No in-Room Alarm to Frighten Your Loved One, Fall Prevention for Dementia Care, US Company

great system and easy to use. alarm is loud enough to wake you suring the night. would buy again, hands down!

This early alert system is a potential lifesaver. The early alert portion of it is a pad that is placed on the bed. As the person you are caring for begins to rise, the pad detects the uneven pressure and transmits an alert to the caregiver. It tells the caregiver specifically how far along the patient is in the process of getting out of bed. This can help the caregiver determine the urgency of getting to that bedside. The pad is waterproof so no need to worry about spills or accidents. The wireless receiver allows the caregiver freedom to attend other duties while still being attentive to the patient. Everyone knows bone fractures can signal the beginning of the end for an elderly person. Preventing this type of injury is of highest importance. The Lunderg Early Alert System can be the tool that extends a quality life for a while.

Works as advertised. Mattress clips a little difficult on water resistant mattress cover.

Works just as advertised, works great

This is great for anybody who has a special needs adult or child that they care for so they will know if somebody gets out of bed and make sure that person doesn’t fall and hurt themselves etc. I have an autistic child so this will definitely help.

This bed alarm is great! It has a very easy to read and understand guide. In addition there’s a video if needed for how to set up. (It’s easy and I did it without a video). It has a malleable plastic housing similar to waterproof sheets so it can be used directly under the sheet or think mattress pad for princess and the pea types (my father). When getting up or moving it goes off and lets you know. You can turn the volume down too so the alarm is less startling. For people with little ones or sundowners who sleep walk or wander, I would recommend. if you put it longways down the side of the bed so it only picks up the person getting out of bed instead of across the bed width where tossing makes it go off you may get more functionality out of it.

The only problem I have had with it is the length of the pad. My wife has Vascular Dementia and she "roams around" the bed causing false alarms when she moves off the pad. Other than that, it works and it is far better then the motion detector I used previously.

wonderful product. doesn't sense the movement unless you are getting out of the bed. no false alarms. I do wish there was a 3rd option for volume other than just vibration.

It is hard to design something like this, I get it, but it would be nice if it didn't have an airport lighting quality sensor to show you it is on (and please have all LED lights shine red, easier on eyes at night). And the pad goes off for 'no reason'. My elderly person is in the middle of the bed, yet it went off...

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