Nothing to wear, charge, press or remember.

Most solutions ask your parent to do something: wear a pendant, press an alarm, answer a call. Rembient learns her usual routine and tells the family when it changes, with nothing for her to do or remember.

The same morning, experienced four ways

It's gone eleven and there's been no movement in the kitchen. She's usually in there by nine. What do you hear?

rembient11:04
“No kitchen activity yet today. She's usually in there by nine.”

A note to the Carer Group.

Personal alarm
Nothing.

Nobody pressed anything, so there’s nothing to report.

Cameras
Depends where it’s pointing.

Cameras tend to cover the front door or living room, rarely a bedroom or bathroom.

Check-in call
“I’m fine, love.”

If she picks up, you hear what she chooses to say.

Compare

rembient
Personal alarm
Cameras
Daily calls
For your parent
Nothing to wear or charge
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Nothing they have to remember to do
Yes
Some
Yes
No
No cameras or microphones in their home
Yes
Some
No
Yes
For you
Learns their usual daily routine
Yes
No
No
No
Tells you when today is different from usual
Yes
No
Some
Some
Shows changes across weeks and months
Yes
No
No
Some
Explains what changed, in plain words
Yes
No
No
Some
Quiet on ordinary days
Yes
Yes
Some
No
For the family
Shared care responsibility
Yes
Some
Some
Some
Shows who's following up
Yes
No
No
No
In an emergency
Calls for help in an emergency
No
Yes
No
No

Getting help in an emergency is a different job

Rembient doesn't respond to falls or call anyone for help, and it isn't a medical device. If your parent might need urgent help, keep a personal alarm as well; the two work well together. In an emergency, call 000.