I have a safety concern

Elderly adult adjusting a pot on a gas stove in a kitchen

A message from our care team

Keeping someone with memory loss safe at home is one of the most pressing concerns caregivers face. The risks are real: wandering, medication errors, falls, and moments of confusion that can escalate quickly. We built this section because we know that peace of mind isn't a luxury: it's what makes caregiving sustainable. Every product here has been chosen to help you reduce risk without turning your home into an institution.

Reduce disorientation

A clear display of the time, day, and date helps your loved one stay oriented — and built-in reminders mean medications and appointments are less likely to be forgotten.

Idem Smart Calendar Clock and the caregiver app shown on a phone held by a hand in front of the idem clock.

The Idem Digital Dementia Clock

$275.00 USD

Clear time and date display

Reduces disorientation with a clear, always-visible display of the time, day, and date.

5 ways to communicate

Send reminders, messages, notes, and upcoming events, and stay connected face-to-face with video call.

Remote caregiving

Manage everything from your phone and feel reassured, even from afar.

More dementia clocks

12 alarm Calendar Clock with a black frame made to help with the autonomy of people living with dementia.
12 alarm Calendar Clock with a white frame made to help with the autonomy of people living with dementia.

Calendar Clock with Time, Date and Reminder Alarms

$68.99 USD

Color
Rosie Reminder Clock front view
Rosie reminder clock - back view

Rosie 2 Calendar Clock with Voice Reminders

$199.99 USD

The VISO10 Adapted Wood Clock, seen from the front
The VISO10 Adapted Wood Clock, seen from the side.

VISO10 Adapted Wood Clock

$59.99 USD

Simplify communication

Limit calls to trusted contacts only, track location with GPS, and stay reachable with one-touch dialing — no confusing menus, no unwanted calls.

Man with white hair talking on a phone indoors
The contact screen of the Raz memory cellphone for people living with dementia that can be managed by a caregiver.
The sceen of Raz momory phone in a call showing the hangup button and the person in the phone call.

Raz Simplified Memory Mobile Phone

(30)

$369.00 USD

The Raz memory cellphone with gps and simplified contacts example of a reminder pop up on the screen.

Prevent fire risks

Fire risk is one of the most serious safety concerns for families supporting a loved one with memory loss. These solutions act as a safety net, allowing your loved one to keep cooking independently while minimizing risk. Find smart stove and microwave outlet solutions here.

Fire Avert Automatic Small Appliance Shutoff
Fire Avert Automatic Small Appliance Shutoff

Fire Avert Automatic Small Appliance Shutoff

$199.00 USD

Fire Avert Electric Stove Automatic Shutoff
Fire Avert Electric Stove Automatic Shutoff

Fire Avert Electric Stove Automatic Shutoff

$249.00 USD

The Smarturn app
Smarturns on the stove

Smarturns Smart Stove Knobs

$219.00 USD

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