🔔 FullHouse Wireless Caregiver Pager System with Smart SOS Call Button for Elderly Patient Personal Care in Home Alert – 500+ Feet Range (3 Call Buttons + 2 Receivers) Review

A must for nursing! Works perfectly. My dad had a stroke and I put a call button on his bed, one on his wheelchair and one in the bathroom. I like it because I don't have to check and wake up when I do it. He calls me when he needs me, just like in the hospital

This pager works as described. I couldn't believe how easy it was to set up - just plug the pagers into the wall where the caregiver can hear them, go to another location where the patient is and press the button. No need to put in a battery, no need to pair, everything is already done. Quite noisy and works perfectly.

This set of pagers has helped us a lot. My mom has COPD and (understandably) gets so scared when she catches her breath. When she needs us she cannot speak and phone calls waste valuable minutes. That's great! And loud enough to wake me up.

Great product! I like that it comes with three "Help" buttons. We have one next to my 89 year old grandmother's chair, one next to her bed and one in the bathroom. It was easy for her to learn how to use it, as it is very similar to the call buttons in a hospital. I was able to return to my room and rest as soon as we received this alarm system. Highly recommended.

This has worked very well for my disabled father. He was able to call me (especially at night) without trying to get up. I used 3 buttons (placed in the bathroom and bedroom) and 2 alarm clocks strategically placed throughout the house. The only downside was that they had to be placed where there weren't too many walls between them for the signal to get through.

My 94 year old mother has been living with us for over a year. She fell several times, fortunately she was not injured, but she cannot get up on her own. I must have been a light sleeper in case she went to the toilet and fell in the middle of the night. She now has a call button on her walker, one in the bathroom and one by the bed. We have handsets in the living room and in our bedroom so if she needs help all she has to do is press the call button. The volume of the receiver can be adjusted…