Resources
Guides for recommending the right alarm, and posts from our blog, written for the clinicians who refer.
Getting the right alarm, and getting it worn
Choosing between family or professional monitoring
Who answers the call, what each plan costs, and how to help a family choose.
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Choosing between a Home Alarm and a Mobile Alarm
Match the alarm to where your client spends their day: mostly at home, or out and about.
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Fall detection guide for clinicians
When automatic fall detection matters, and when a button that never needs charging is the better call.
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Matching the alarm to the client
By funding
Recent posts for clinicians
Personal Alarm Monitoring Explained: Family vs Professional Response Plans for Clinicians
Clinicians guide to how Umps' personal alarm monitoring works, pricing, and how to help clients choose between Family and Professional monitoring
Read on the blogHow Anglicare SQ and Umps Co-Designed a New Way to Communicate With Home Care Clients
How Anglicare SQ and Umps co-designed new communication services over the Umps Home Alarm, cutting response times from 24 hours to under 30 minutes.
Read on the blogGEAT2GO Personal Alarms: Referral Guide for Assessors
An assessor’s guide to personal alarms on GEAT2GO: registration, referral steps, funding and choosing an alarm for your client. Find Umps listings.
Read on the blogChoosing a Mobile Personal Alarm on GEAT2GO
Compare Umps personal alarms on GEAT2GO: mobile and home options, monitoring plans and client support. Find the right alarm for your client.
Read on the blogPersonal Alarm Guide: How NDIS Participants Can Access Personal Safety Alarms
Explore how to get a personal alarm through the NDIS in Australia, covering what the NDIS offers and the process to receive this support.
Read on the blogSafety Considerations for a Personal Alarm and Pacemakers
Learn about the compatibility and safety of using personal alarms with pacemakers. Get insights on how Personal Alarms can support seniors with pacemakers safely and effectively.
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