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Age UK is the new force combining Age Concern England and
Help the Aged in England.
The new force combining &
The Age UK^ Personal Alarm gives you independence and your family peace of mind. It offers help on hand 24 hours a day.
The alarm pendant can be worn around the neck or as a wrist band. When you press the red button, it connects 24 hours a day to our dedicated call centre. So if there is an emergency or you have a fall, you can get help quickly.
The alarm works in the home or in the garden, leaving you free to get on with your life.
Get more info on our service, or book a no-obligation demonstration
and book a no obligation demonstration with one of our location installers. Lines are open 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday.
and set up the unit yourself with Easy-Connect, saving you £80 on the initial fee.
Demonstration is not available if you buy online.
to talk to someone face-to-face.
^ Age UK is a trading name of Aid-Call Limited and a registered trademark. The use of the name and logo Age UK is done so under licence agreement between Age UK and Aid-Call Limited. (A commercial arm of Age UK). Where we use the words "we" or "our" it refers to Aid-Call Limited.* In Scotland only the Easy - connect service is available** Not all Age UKs/Age Concerns offer all products. Please check (by telephoning your local office) before arranging a visit.
Aid-Call Limited is registered in England and Wales No: 1488490, VAT NO : 710 384 366, and registered office: Tavis House 1-6 Tavistock Square, London WC1H 9NA. Aid-Call Limited is a wholly owned subsidiary of Age UK (registered charity number 11287267 and registered company number 06825798) and donates its net profits to Age UK. Age UK is a registered trademark: the use of the name and logo by Aid- Call Limited is done under licence agreement between Age UK and Aid-Call Limited.
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