CareCo supplies mobility aids, including self-propelled wheelchairs and electric wheelchairs, riser recliner armchairs, mobility scooters, bathroom aids, toileting aids, profile beds and hospital beds, plus over 5000 other mobility aids. With over a decade of experience in the mobility market and news showrooms opening across the…
Careline Community Service offers a range of services to older and vulnerable residents across Norfolk, parts of Cambridgeshire and parts of Lincolnshire. Services include: Supplying, installing and maintaining Careline personal alarms Key safes Assistive technology, falls pendants, smoke/CO2 alarms, (linked to Careline alarm) Advice and information on…
Assistive technology is a term used to describe a range of equipment which can support vulnerable people to live in their own homes safely and independently. In addition to our Careline Telecare system and alarms we also offer other devices to help support you in…
An easy to use emergency alarm and GPS tracker with SOS button and two-way communication, perfect for keeping track of elderly relatives, children, lone workers or people with Dementia or Alzheimer's disease. Product features; can be 'paired' with up to three mobiles or smartphones to…
The Borough Council of King's Lynn and West NorfolkKing's CourtChapel StreetKing's LynnNorfolkPE30 1EX
Careline is a personal alarm service provided by the Careline Community Service, serving Norfolk, parts of Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire. The Careline Personal Alarm means that help is just the touch of a button away. It allows people who might be vulnerable, isolated, or who suffer…
The Careline Alarm is designed to help older, frail or disabled people to remain in their own homes, with the knowledge that they always have somebody to help in an emergency. The Careline service includes an alarm base unit, which plugs into the telephone line and…
The Carelink24 Alarm can provide peace of mind for you and your family. We are a national provider of a high-quality Carelink alarm service with a 24-hour response team on hand to help you, or your loved ones, any time they need it. For many…
You could get paid an allowance each week if you care for someone at least 35 hours a week and they get certain benefits. You do not have to be related to, or live with, the person you care for. You do not get paid extra…
A carer’s assessment will give you the chance to discuss how caring affects your life and find out about support services, emergency help, breaks and financial help to support your wellbeing and help you continue caring. They will put you in touch with free support…
What is a Carer’s Card account? It’s a special feature on a bank account offered by many high-street banks that allows you to give restricted access to the money in your bank account to a person you trust or who cares for you. What each bank offers is slightly different, but typically: you and the person you’re…
