The community alarm allows you to communicate with our control centre 24 hours a day, seven days a week, if you need support or help.
The community alarm service can support you if you have:
an illness
a physical frailty
a disability
frequent falls which adversely affects your ability to live independently in your own home
You can also ask for one if you care for someone but are unable to provide support due to ill health or admission to hospital.
If you’ve fallen, or are at risk of falling, your GP or other health or social care professional may offer you a ‘home and person’ falls risk screen to identify ways to reduce your risk of further falls, and help you to continue to carry out activities that are important to you.
In some situations your GP might refer you directly to a falls clinic (or other hospital clinic) for a medical assessment. This would usually be because you’ve: had a blackout,
experienced dizziness, or other symptoms.