Dementia Clock - The Easy-to-read & Self-setting Geemarc Viso10 - Ideal for Seniors and People Living with Alzheimer's - Battery Operated - No Backlight - UK Version - White

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Many carers and family members express their delight in the way sufferers of Alzheimer's, Dementia and Stroke are helped simply by having a Day Clock.

However, some users find it difficult to find the start of the text they wish to magnify when using a stand magnifier. The clock features non-abbreviated words for its days and months preventing confusion and aiding in clarity when reading the clock. If you are in paid employment and need equipment to assist you with communication at work, you may be entitled to help with the cost and provision of the equipment. For example, being able to keep track of current times or dates becomes harder which can lead to confusion and disorientation. If you are in any doubt regarding your (or the person you're purchasing for) condition, please ask your GP whether it is a chronic or acute.Our imagination was the creation of the Digital Calendar Day Clock, which has received enormous praise and sales. With adaptable themes, activity reminders, and custom alarms, this product is patent-pending and unique.

In an illness we're you are constantly battling to find ways to make someone with dementia's life easier, this clock is a big win! Stylish and functional the new VISO10 Large format Easy Read Alzheimer’s Clock is now available from TabTimer Reminders™. A high-definition display with programmable settings that provides precise, straightforward timekeeping.

Injection moulded, radio-controlled digital wall clock with a two-tone finish of Charcoal grey and metallic silver. The information on the site is not tailored advice to each individual reader and, as such, does not constitute actionable legal advice nor actionable financial advice. Embossers can be noisy; if an embosser is going to be used regularly and cannot be kept in a room away from people, an acoustic hood or soundproof case is recommended. Most offer a choice of contrast modes and may also have the option of saving or 'freezing' the image (image capture).

A unique digital wall clock, this clock is designed to help people suffering from memory loss or dementia, poor or impaired eyesight, or those who have a hard time comprehending abbreviated words. Brailler displays are tactile devices that are usually placed in front of your computer keyboard providing you with the means to read the contents of your computer screen by touch in Braille.Our Dementia Alarm Clocks are extra loud and easy to use, due to their large displays, big buttons and intuitive interface. On most models the table is on rollers so it can be moved up, down and left to right across the page. This clock significantly helps people with dementia maintain their daily routine and takes away the anxiety about the time of day. Made of durable plastic, in a silver finish, you can hang the clock on the wall or place it on the countertop.

A growing range of tablet and ereader accessories are available including mounts for tablets such as the iPad, and switches and switch interfaces for use with tablets and ebook readers. The combination with the day clock screen will also give invaluable assistance to understand what the time of day is. Magnifying equipment included in this section is designed to be attached externally over a TV or computer screen. But the second, and biggest issue is that you just can't see the screen unless it is pointed directly at a source of light.

LOCK FUNCTION – Once you have gotten the VISO10 to display your local time, you can activate its lock function so as to make it impossible for anyone to set a different one. Practical and functional, the Geemarc VISO 8 can be placed on a desk and features no wires to prevent any trips and falls, or can be wall-mounted to save space. By providing dementia patients with a tool that supports their independence, healthcare professionals and local governments managing dementia care can concentrate on other aspects of care. These devices can be used for most everyday needs and are held directly over the object to make it appear larger. Before you purchase a Braille display, try several to ensure that the one you choose is comfortable to use and provides the functions you need.