Dementia clock with voice reminders

The Dementia Clock with Voice Reminders allows you to set 32 alarms by selecting from 40 different preset reminder options with visual and spoken prompts:

- Alarm
- Good morning, it's time to wake up
- Take a shower
- Brush your teeth
- Get dressed
- Check your diary
- Do you need to use the toilet
- Your carer is visiting today
- Eat breakfast
- Eat lunch
- Eat a snack
- Eat dinner
- Drink coffee
- Drink tea
- Drink water
- Feed your pet
- Walk your pet
- Clean up
- Check the doors are locked
- You have an appointment
- Watch television
- Take your morning medication
- Take your afternoon medication
- Take your evening medication
- Take your medication
- Take your blood sugar test
- Charge your phone
- Good night, it's time for bed
- Family are visiting today
- Put bins out
- Bring bins in
- Your Daughter's Birthday
- Your Son's Birthday
- Your Partner's Birthday
- Your Birthday
- Your Grandkid's birthday
- Your Anniversary
- Merry Christmas
- Happy Mother's Day
- Happy Father's Day
- Happy New Year

The Dementia Clock with Voice Reminders enables you select from 40 preset reminder options that have a visual and voice prompt.

You cannot set your own unique reminders with the Dementia Clock with Voice Reminders. If this is an important feature, please see our Robin Dementia Day Clock and our CARY Base Reminder Clock.

The back-up battery in the dementia clock does not need replacing. It is incorporated into the clock and recharges as needed.

A dementia clock, also known as a digital orientation clock, memory aid clock or an Alzheimer's clock, is a specialised clock designed to assist individuals with dementia or cognitive impairments. Dementia clocks typically display more than just the time; they often include features that support the completion of daily tasks.

Clear and easy-to-read display: A dementia clock usually has a large, high-contrast display with bold numbers and letters that are easy to read and engaging.

Day, date, and time: Many dementia clocks display not only the time but also the day of the week, the date, and sometimes a calendar. This helps individuals gain a sense of time and place, which can be challenging for individuals with dementia.

Time of day indicator: Some clocks include indicators for morning, afternoon, evening, and night to help users distinguish between different times of the day.

Reminders: Advanced dementia clocks may offer reminder features such as programmable alarms or messages to help users remember important events, tasks and medication.

Automatic adjustments: Some dementia clocks automatically adjust for daylight savings time and retain information during power outages, reducing the need for manual adjustments.

Dementia clocks aim to provide structure and routine for individuals with dementia, which can help reduce confusion and anxiety and improve quality of life.

It is important to evaluate which features a dementia clock contains as these can vary, and often the dementia clocks look the same on the outside.