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Yorkshire – Carelink24

Carelink Alarms in
Yorkshire

Families across Yorkshire can find peace of mind with personal alarms from Carelink24.

A Carelink alarm is ideal for an elderly, vulnerable or disabled person who wants to keep living independently in their own home. Our service ensures that they can always call for help when they need it. All Carelink alarm users can contact our 24-hour Care Team with just the touch of a button.

Carelink Testimonials

Carelink24 Customer

"Arrived day after ordered, was easy to set up, and person on the phone when testing was very polite and helpful. Would definitely recommend it to anyone who is considering it. Better safe than sorry is what I say!"

Ms Robinson, Sheffield

Elderly man holding a baby

"Very fast delivery service and once the registration of contacts is completed it was was a very simple process to initialise the the monitoring unit with good instructions. Nice to have the peace of mind that it is there, and help is always at hand."

Mr Walker, Leeds

Elderly lady baking

"Contacted Carelink by phone and placed my order. Emailed confirmation within 10 minutes along with further registration paperwork. Equipment arrived the next day. Took 15 minutes to assemble and connect. Overall very impressed."

Mrs Wood, Bradford

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.
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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 Yorkshire

Carelink alarms are available throughout all of Yorkshire. Find your city or area from the list below.

Barsnley

Craven

Harrogate

Middlesbrough

Ryedale

Stockton on Tees

North Yorkshire

Bradford

Doncaster

Kingston upon Hull

Redcar

Scarborough

Swinton

South Yorkshire

Calderdale

East Riding

Kirklees

Richmondshire

Selby

Wakefield

West Yorkshire

Cleveland

Hambleton

Leeds

Rotherham

Sheffield

York

East Riding of Yorkshire

Barnsley

Bradford

Calderdale

Cleveland

Craven

Doncaster

East Riding

Hambleton

Harrogate

Kingston upon Hull

Kirklees

Leeds

Middlesbrough

Redcar

Richmondshire

Rotherham

Ryedale

Scarborough

Selby

Sheffield

Stockton on Tees

Swinton

Wakefield

York

North Yorkshire

South Yorkshire

West Yorkshire

East Riding of Yorkshire

Carelink Alarm Unit

The Carelink alarm unit is very easy to set up. Just plug it into the mains power, connect it to your telephone line, and plug your telephone into the back of the alarm. That's it, you're ready to go! After setting the alarm up, press the red button to make your first test call.

If you ever fall and find yourself unable to get up, or if you ever feel unwell, just press your pendant button. This will connect you to our friendly monitoring team, who will speak to you over the loudspeaker. Our team is available 24/7, 365 days a year.

After assessing the situation, the team will call your emergency contacts to assist you. If you need medical attention, we will also call local emergency services in Yorkshire.

Carelink24 Vi Alarm Unit

Carelink Pendant

All our Yorkshire customers will receive a sleek pendant button with their Carelink alarm. This button, known as the MyAmie pendant, is small and discreet. It comes with two comfortable attachments, meaning you can decide whether to wear it around your neck or on your wrist. If you struggle using your hands and fingers, don't worry. You can also request an easy-press attachment to go with your Carelink button free of charge.

This powerful little pendant has a range of up to 100 metres. This ensures you are covered out in the garden or on your driveway - perfect for a green-fingered gardener! It is also water-resistant, so there is no need to take it off while doing the dishes, taking a relaxing bath or a refreshing shower.

Carelink24 Pendant

How to use your Carelink Alarm

The features of the Carelink alarm are certainly impressive, but the important question is: how does it work in an emergency? We think that using your Carelink alarm couldn't be simpler. Let's go through an emergency call step-by-step so you know what to expect.

Say you are at home doing a spot of cleaning, some DIY or maybe a spot of baking. You don't feel one hundred per cent, lose your balance and have a fall. Obviously, this can be distressing, but all you need to do is press the button on your pendant. Our care team will immediately receive your call for assistance. They will speak to you over the alarm unit's loudspeaker to see what the situation is, before calling your emergency contacts and/or the emergency services.

Your emergency contacts are a critical part of the Carelink service. We recommend picking relatives, friends, or neighbours near you in Yorkshire. Whenever you need help, we will call your contacts and ask one or more of them to come and assist you. If you need medical assistance, we'll also call the emergency services. Don't worry if you fall in another room and can't respond to the Care Team over the loudspeaker. In these cases, we'll always treat the call as an emergency.

Testing your Carelink24 alarm

We hope you have found this guide useful and that it has answered your questions about our personal alarms.

For more information about the Carelink alarm service or any of the other products we offer, please don't hesitate to get in touch.

0800 0076 247
hello@carelink24.org
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