Manual SOS
A manual button lets the wearer initiate an alert. It depends on being able to reach and activate the control, as well as power and connectivity.
- Try the button with the intended wearer.
- Confirm recipients and cancellation instructions.
Use these distinctions when discussing a model. No feature below is promised for every Monitorimi device.
A manual button lets the wearer initiate an alert. It depends on being able to reach and activate the control, as well as power and connectivity.
Automatic detection may provide an additional alert route on supported models. It cannot identify every fall and should not be the only way to request help.
Supported location functions may help contacts understand where a device is. Accuracy and availability depend on technology, surroundings and connection.
A home system and a mobile device can have different range and network requirements. Compare them against the actual intended places of use.
The wearer requests contact by pressing a button; recipients and procedure must be agreed.
On suitable models a sensor may trigger an alert. Falls may be missed and false alerts may occur.
Where GPS and virtual areas are supported, crossing a defined boundary may trigger a notification.
Separate sensors may support a home plan. Configuration and compatibility are required.
Three questions to make the conversation more useful. This guide is not a medical assessment and does not send any data.