Smart Caregiver Bed Alarm for Elderly Adults, Alerts You When They Get Up

Great product, easy install. First time working. False alarms get cancelled when patient sit/lies back down

looks and works as advertised. Came well packed on time.

Great product

The line (like a phone cord) between the sensor and the alarm is too short. Only about 4-5ft. We have a king bed. I have to put the mat on one side and then have the alarm next to me in the headboard so I can turn it off. It won't reach. So wanted to use a longer phone cord, so bought a 12ft telephone line, but it is not the same size. The alarm one is smaller than a regular phone line cord. Also there is no way to turn it on or off temporarily.

Alarm is loud and has braces to keep it attached to bed. It’s sensitive to motion which I like. Overall very pleased.

Very cheap product. Would not even power on after inserting batteries. Accompanying literature makes it clear that this is a cheap Chinese product.

Now I know when mom gets up. Under the person can alarm with moving. I put under bedside rug and when she puts her feet down and moves them it goes off. Load to hear on other side of home. Mom’s safer.

Giving this just 3 stars because of two issues I've had. First, the I ordered the pad pictured here — 10"x30" — but it didn't work with my Mom: The alarm kept going off at the slightest movement. I called the company, and the owner (?) himself took my call and explained the problem. Because my Mom weighs less than 115 pounds, I needed the larger sensor pad. He graciously overnighted me the larger version, which worked except for one very important quirk I need to be completely mindful of: Sometimes, the "Reset" button gets stuck in the down position, meaning the alarm won't sound. I believe the instructions explain that the blue light must be flashing for it to be functioning (and that someone laying down on the pad will created a beeping sound), but when the alarm goes off frequently all day and night because of a restless client, it's easy to overlook those issues. Yesterday, I failed to realize that the button was stuck in the down position, and Mom was able to get out of bed without my hearing her, making her way to the bathroom, where she fell. It's also a bit hard to explain to aides how to position it — for example, they need to understand that Mom can't be "sitting" on the pad or it won't sound when she sit's up because no pressure will be released. I hope the sticky button issue can be fixed because it could happen to anyone. I think this is a good product for the money, but please be extra careful when you use it.