GPS Trackers for Dementia Patients
Keeping Loved Ones Safe
When caring for someone with dementia, peace of mind is essential. Wandering and disorientation are common challenges, making it crucial to have reliable tracking and emergency alert solutions in place. At Guardian Mobile, we provide advanced GPS trackers for dementia patients, designed to enhance safety, independence, and quick response in case of an emergency.
The Guardian G1 Personal Alarm is a compact, easy-to-use device that combines real-time GPS tracking with two-way communication, fall detection, and an SOS alert. This ensures that if a person with dementia becomes lost or disoriented, their location can be pinpointed instantly, and help can be provided at the touch of a button.
For those who prefer a discreet wearable solution, the Personal Wrist Alarm offers the same level of protection in a comfortable wrist-worn design. With real-time location tracking, emergency alerts, and geofencing capabilities, caregivers can monitor their loved one’s movements, receive instant notifications if they stray beyond safe zones, and respond quickly to any emergencies.
Our specialist GPS tracking devices provide an extra layer of security, helping families and caregivers support their loved ones with dementia while allowing them to maintain their freedom and independence for as long as possible.
Guardian G1 Personal Alarm
Real-Time GPS Tracking & Emergency Alerts
The Guardian G1 Personal Alarm is a powerful GPS tracker for dementia patients, designed to provide security, reassurance, and rapid response in emergencies. With its compact and lightweight design, it can be worn as a pendant or carried in a pocket, ensuring discreet protection at all times.
One of the most critical features of the Guardian G1 is its real-time GPS tracking, allowing caregivers to instantly locate their loved ones if they become lost or disoriented. This is particularly valuable for those who may be prone to wandering, a common concern for families caring for someone with dementia. The device also includes geofencing alerts, which notify caregivers if the wearer strays outside of designated safe zones.
In addition to location tracking, the Guardian G1 features an SOS button that will connect them to our Guardian Response Service, enabling the user to call for help with a single press. Whether at home or out in the community, this function ensures immediate assistance when needed. Two-way communication allows carers or family members to speak directly to the wearer, providing reassurance and guidance in confusing situations.
For added protection, the Guardian G1 is equipped with automatic fall detection, which can detect sudden falls and send an alert without requiring the user to press a button. This feature is especially important for those in the later stages of dementia, who may be more prone to falls or medical emergencies.
With its long battery life, easy-to-use design, and multi-functional safety features, the Guardian G1 Personal Alarm is an essential tool for families looking to enhance the safety and independence of their loved ones with dementia.
Personal Wrist Alarm
Discreet Protection with GPS Tracking
The Personal Wrist Alarm is a comfortable, wrist-worn GPS tracker designed for dementia patients who require constant yet discreet protection. Its sleek, watch-like design makes it an ideal alternative to traditional tracking devices, offering safety without the stigma of a medical alert system.
Equipped with real-time GPS tracking, the Personal Wrist Alarm allows caregivers to monitor their loved one’s location at all times. This is particularly useful for those prone to wandering or confusion, as caregivers can check their whereabouts instantly via a connected app. The device also includes geofencing capabilities, meaning alerts are sent when the wearer moves beyond pre-set safe zones, helping to prevent dangerous situations before they occur.
For emergencies, the Personal Wrist Alarm features a one-touch SOS button, allowing the wearer to request help immediately. The built-in two-way communication function means family members or caregivers can speak directly to the wearer, providing reassurance and assistance in moments of distress.
Designed with dementia patients in mind, the Personal Wrist Alarm is lightweight, comfortable, and secure, ensuring it stays in place without feeling intrusive. The long battery life and water-resistant build make it suitable for all-day wear, offering round-the-clock protection without frequent charging.
With its blend of smart safety features and discreet design, the Personal Wrist Alarm gives both users and caregivers peace of mind, ensuring loved ones remain safe while maintaining their independence.
Ensuring Safety & Independence for Dementia Patients
Voice Guided Setup Within Minutes
Caring for a loved one with dementia comes with unique challenges, especially when it comes to preventing wandering and ensuring rapid response in emergencies. GPS tracking devices like the Guardian G1 Personal Alarm and Personal Wrist Alarm offer a practical, reliable solution, giving families and caregivers the reassurance that their loved ones are safe, even when they’re out of sight.
Real-Time GPS Tracking
Instantly locate loved ones if they become lost or disoriented.
Emergency SOS Button
One-touch alert for immediate help and two-way communication.
Geofencing Alerts
Set safe zones and receive notifications if the wearer strays beyond them.
Automatic Fall Detection
Detects sudden falls and sends alerts without user input.
Discreet & Comfortable Wearables
Designed for all-day use with long battery life and water resistance.
It’s evident that GPS tracking devices can play a pivotal role in enhancing the safety and independence of individuals living with dementia. These devices utilise satellite signals to provide real-time location information, which is invaluable in situations where a person may become disoriented or lost. Features such as emergency buttons, fall detection, and geofencing—which alerts caregivers if the individual exits a predefined safe area—further bolster their utility.
However, it’s crucial to recognize that while these technologies offer significant benefits, they are most effective when used in conjunction with comprehensive care strategies and open communication with the person affected. Ensuring that the chosen device aligns with the individual’s preferences and needs is paramount to maintaining their dignity and autonomy.
