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North West – Carelink24

Carelink Alarms in
the North West

We offer life-saving personal alarms across the North West of England.

We realise the importance of being able to remain in your own home later in life. As such, our Carelink personal alarm is key to helping people retain their independence and stay safe and comfortable at home. With our simple system, you will have peace of mind that you're always protected.

Carelink Testimonials

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"Incredibly pleased with the service we have received. The team we spoke to over the box have all been incredibly helpful and friendly. Very reassuring to know help is always at hand."

Mr Smith, Manchester

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"I ordered a Carelink24 and could not be happier. Ordering was very easy and set up was foolproof. The staff are well informed and answered all my questions clearly over the phone."

Mrs Taylor, Warrington

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"Excellent service. It arrived promptly & was very easy to set up. Everyone I spoke to was very helpful & professional. All up & running now so I feel happy that I have someone on call at any time."

Mr Wilson, Liverpool

Order a Carelink Alarm for your home today! 

Weekly Prices

£2.90 with VAT relief*
+£45 set-up fee
£3.48 including VAT
+£54 set-up fee
  • Smaller payments, same life-changing service

  • Peace of mind for less money than a portion of fish and chips! Our weekly plan is billed quarterly.
Choose

Annual Prices

£114 with VAT relief*
+£45 set-up fee
£136.80 including VAT
+£54 set-up fee
  • Our most affordable option

  • Our Annual Plan offers great value. Complete peace of mind for the equivalent of 32p per day - that's less than a postage stamp!
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Personal Alarms in the North West

Our Carelink Personal Alarms are available all throughout the North West of England, from Liverpool to the Lake District. Find your city or county on the list below.

Birkenhead

Cheshire

Liverpool

Rochdale

Stockport

Blackburn

Cumbria

Manchester

Sale

Warrington

Blackpool

Greater Manchester

Merseyside

Salford

Wigan

Bolton

Lancashire

Oldham

St Helens

Wirral

Birkenhead

Blackburn

Blackpool

Bolton

Cheshire

Cumbria

Greater Manchester

Lancashire

Liverpool

Manchester

Merseyside

Oldham

Rochdale

Sale

Salford

St Helens

Stockport

Warrington

Wigan

Wirral

Carelink Alarm Unit

The Carelink alarm unit is the hub that connects you to us when you need help. It's easy to use and simple to set-up. Just plug it into the mains and connect it to your landline socket. You can plug your telephone into the back of the alarm, so there's no need to get an extra socket fitted.

The Carelink alarm unit has several features:

  • * Loudspeaker and microphone to speak to us.
  • * A backup battery to protect your alarm from power cuts.
  • * Pre-recorded alerts if the phone line or power supply fails.
  • * Adjustable volume to ensure you can always hear us.
  • * Red button to call for help when you need it.
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Carelink Pendant

The Carelink Pendant keeps you connected to us throughout your home and garden.

The pendant has many features:

  • * Impressive range - up to 100 metres from the base unit.
  • * Waterproof - no need to take it off while bathing
  • * Choice of wearing attachments - wrist strap and neck cord
  • * Long-lasting battery life - up to 7 years.

The Carelink Pendant is lightweight and comfortable enough to wear all day long - it's no bigger than a watch face, so you can easily tuck it under a shirt or up your sleeve if you prefer.

Carelink24 Pendant

How to use your Carelink Alarm

Using the Carelink alarm is quick and simple. Let's run through a scenario where you may need to use your alarm.

You could be at home doing a little bit of cleaning or just going to make a cup of tea. You unexpectedly lose your balance and have a fall. Of course, this might be a distressing experience, but there is no need to panic. All you need to do is press your alarm button. You will be connected to our Care Team in a matter of seconds and they will be ready to help.

The Care Team will speak to you through the alarm base unit and ask you a few questions. This will help them decide whether to call the emergency services as well as your nominated emergency contacts.

Your emergency contacts are a very important part of the Carelink alarm service. We recommend choosing people who are trustworthy, reliable, and live close by so they can get to you quickly when you need help.

If you do need medical help, the Care Team will also call the emergency services. They will provide the paramedics with all the details they need. They will also inform your next of kin that we have arranged emergency services for you.

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Carelink alarms help elderly, disabled, and vulnerable people throughout the North West to live independently with peace of mind.

If you would like to know more about our alarms and the other products we offer, then please feel free to get in touch.

0800 0076 247
hello@carelink24.org
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The fall alarm sensors and detectors on all devices use an algorithm to recognise the difference between ‘hard’ falls and other movements. They cannot guarantee to detect all falls because it is dependent on where and how it is worn and if it can detect the fall. For this reason if you have had a fall or need assistance you should press your emergency pendant or alarm box if you are able.
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