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Talking Medicine Alarm Clock

Talking Medicine Alarm Clock

$38.75
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Set up to 4 Daily Alarms to alert you when your medication is due. A repeating friendly reminder notifies you of the time, the date and which daily dose to take. Press the "Alarm Acknowledged Button" to confirm compliance and the alarm will tell you when the next daily dose is due.

Specifications

Product dimensions: 5 x 1.75 x 2.75in (WxDxH)

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Why we know this works!

Using a talking alarm clock and medication reminder is a great way to promote independence with medication management for those who have difficulties remembering to take their medication. The talking alarm clock does not include the pill organizer so it is great for those who already own a pill organizer they like and are only looking for help with reminders. Up to 4 alarms can be set daily to alert when medication is due and the talking alarm will alert the user. A repeating friendly reminder will notify the user of the date, time and which dose to take such as “Good morning! Please take your morning pills for the 20th). Loud and extra loud volume setting ensures that the alarm is heard which is perfect for those who are hard of hearing. This is a great way to ensure medication is not missed and can decrease the need for caregiver assistance with reminders for medication.

What The Experts Say
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Dr. Lyndi Plattner
OT
"This talking medicine alarm clock is a fantastic tool, offering spoken reminders that ensure you never miss a dose, especially helpful for those with visual impairments."

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    Home Modifications Aging in Place Low Vision Chronic Care Management
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