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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On most models the table is on rollers so it can be moved up, down and left to right across the page. Increasing Independence - Without the need to constantly ask carers questions such as the date and time, sufferers can feel much more independent. A Braille display can be linked to a computer to enable a user to read by touch what is on the screen.

The software uses the phone's built-in camera to capture an image of text and then converts it to synthetic speech. Diverse Interfaces: Numerous colour and display options that are simple to switch between depending on the situation. Alternatively, flexible keyboard gloves are available to fit over specific keyboards with the same large print, bold high contrast lettering as the stickers. Reduces Anxiety: By providing essential information at a glance, this clock helps minimize anxiety and keeps individuals better oriented. 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.The lack of wires make it especially ideal to reduce trip hazards and prevent accidents in the users room. These are often provided at NHS hospitals, but a few centres are independently run by the Partially Sighted Society.

This Geemarc Clock is entirely battery powered, meaning it can easily be mounted on the wall or placed on a table. The clear, easy to read VISO10 clock, is a useful tool for people living with memory impairment, caused by Alzheimer’s, dementia, stroke, or other memory related impairments - as well as a welcome relief for their family and care givers. Medication Reminders – With five daily and three reminder alarms, this app helps seniors remember to take their medications on schedule. 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. The clock features non-abbreviated words for its days and months preventing confusion and aiding in clarity when reading the clock.

These apps do not have the same performance and features as a handheld video magnifier, but if you do use a smart phone you could try an app before deciding whether to invest in a handheld video magnifier. Dementia clocks are clocks designed for people living with dementia, Alzheimer’s, or any kind of memory loss.