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Whether it is an increased risk of falls in elderly parents or a family member who needs care on standby due to a chronic illness, APERS personal alert alarms can provide monitoring and support to ensure your loved ones are always cared for. At APERS we’ve taken every step to ensure setting up and using personal alert alarms are as simple as possible. Keep reading to find out how the APERS range of personal alert alarms work.

If you’re new to using a medical alert alarm, you may have a few questions about how they work. Different personal medical alert alarms such as the APERS Medical Alert Alarm Pendant can work in a variety of ways and have unique capabilities.

Are you worried you might have a fall while you’re not home? If so, the Go Pendant from APERS may be the solution for you!

When purchasing or renting your Personal Emergency Response Unit it’s important to know the difference between self-monitored and professionally monitored systems.

Medical Alert Alarms can be life-saving in emergency situations – but what do you do if you accidentally activate your device?

Not only does living a healthy lifestyle make you feel great but it can also make you live longer, meaning you can live your life to the fullest!

Receiving a phone call that Mum or Dad have had an accident is a horrible situation to be in, especially if it isn’t the first time it’s happened. Most people think the only solution is take away your parents freedom and put them in a nursing home, luckily, there are ways your parents can maintain their independence outside of a nursing home and live their life to the fullest by introducing a few safety features to their lifestyle.

Accidentally activating your Personal Emergency Response System can be problematic, but with the APERS Care Team, you never have to worry about this again!

Some parents don’t like to admit they’re getting older and need some help, and are reluctant to buy a Medical Alert Alarm – here’s how to convince them.

From fall detectors to GPS location capabilities, we explain which features you should be keeping an eye out for when purchasing a personal alarm in Australia.

Maybe you’ve had a fall when nobody was around, or you’re living alone and your family is concerned for your health, and now you’re contemplating getting a Personal Emergency Response System.

Whether you have a bad back, chronic illness, or are living alone, APERS has the service to suit your individual needs.

There are many devices on the market that allow to maintain independence, but only some that accommodate those with pacemakers.

Is Dad tired of receiving the same old gifts every Father’s day? By now, he probably has enough socks and jocks. So, why not invest in a present that may save his life?

As we grow older, the risk of developing osteoporosis and osteopenia increases greatly from a loss of bone density, increasing the risk of suffering from a substantial fall.

To provide peace of mind and comfort for parents, APERS has introduced the Go Pendant – a small device enabling the user to have direct communication with a qualified Care Team.

Some dangers arise from this cold weather, with the Australian Bureau of Statistics stating that more than 5000 Australians die each Winter than any other season.

At APERS, we understand emergencies can happen at any time, both inside and outside the home, that’s why we are glad to introduce a new addition to our range of Personal Emergency Response Systems – the Go Pendant!