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West Midlands – Carelink24

Carelink Alarms in
The West Midlands

We provide personal alarms to elderly and disabled people throughout the West Midlands.

The Carelink personal alarm enables truly independent living and safety in the home. Our life-saving alarms support many people throughout the West Midlands 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Carelink Testimonials

Carelink24 Customer

"Really happy with my Carelink Alarm. It gives me confidence and reassurance that if I fall or am unwell that you are at the end of the phone line. Great service!"

Ms Brown, Birmingham

Carelink24 Customer

"If I ever press my button it is always answered very quickly and the people at the alarm centre always speak to me with courtesy, respect and are very friendly."

Mr Wilson, Wolverhampton

Carelink24 Customer

"What price can you put on peace of mind?  Like many other elderly and vulnerable people I live on my own so I am very reliant on it and it's fantastic!"

Mrs Kennedy, Coventry

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 West Midlands

The Carelink Personal Alarm service operates throughout the West Midlands region. Find your city or county on the list below, or give us a call to see how we can help you today.

Birmingham

Halesowen

Rugby

Staffordshire

Tamworth

West Bromwich

Burton-on-Trent

Herefordshire

Shrewsbury

Stoke-on-Trent

Telford

West Midlands

Coventry

Kidderminster

Shropshire

Stourbridge

Walsall

Wolverhampton

Dudley

Leamington Spa

Solihull

Sutton Coldfield

Warwickshire

Worcestershire

Birmingham

Burton-upon-Trent

Coventry

Dudley

Halesowen

Herefordshire

Kidderminster

Leamington Spa

Rugby

Shrewsbury

Shropshire

Solihull

Staffordshire

Stoke-on-Trent

Stourbridge

Sutton Coldfield

Tamworth

Telford

Walsall

Warwickshire

West Bromwich

West Midlands

Wolverhampton

Worcestershire

Carelink Alarm Unit

The Carelink alarm system consists of two key parts: the Carelink Alarm base unit and the Carelink pendant. The system is easy to set up and simple to use. Most importantly, it lets you call for help quickly when you need it.

The Carelink Alarm Unit is a compact, powerful device. When you raise the alarm, the base unit is how we speak to you, find out what you need and then arrange help for you.

It has a back-up battery which can power the alarm for up to 40 hours. This means that, even in a power cut, you will always be covered by your Carelink alarm. The base unit also gives verbal warnings if the power goes out or the phone line goes down.

Carelink24 Vi Alarm Unit

Carelink Pendant

The Carelink Pendant lets you raise a call for help no matter where you are in your home. It is designed to be small and discreet, ideal for wearing for long periods of time.

Each Carelink alarm user can choose whether to wear the pendant on their wrist like a watch or on a comfortable cord around the neck.

The pendant can cover your entire home and garden with an impressive range of 100 metres from the base unit. Plus, the pendant is waterproof, so you can wear it in high-risk areas such as the bathroom. It even has a seven-year battery life. We'll automatically send you a new one when the battery runs low.

Carelink24 Pendant

How to use your Carelink Alarm

Using your Carelink personal alarm is a simple as 1, 2, 3!

  1. Press the button when you need help. This raises the alarm and calls out to our Care Team, who will answer in a matter of seconds.
  2. Speak to our Care Team through the alarm. They will ask you some questions to find out what kind of help you need. If you need medical attention, they'll call the emergency services.
  3. Help is on its way. The Care Team will call one or more of your Emergency Contacts to come and help you. You'll choose your Emergency Contacts when you order the alarm; most people choose family, friends, or neighbours who live near them in Wales.

It really is as simple as that.

Please don't panic if you ever knock the button by accident. False alarms are to be expected. If you activate the alarm accidentally, just let it ring through to the Care Team and tell them everything is fine. We'll be glad to know you're alright, and you'll have the reassurance of knowing your Carelink alarm is in perfect working order.

Testing your Carelink24 alarm

We hope you have found all of this useful and that is has answered your questions about the Carelink alarm service in Wales.

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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