A Phone/Emergency Device

January 13, 2009

Cell phones are not the most user friendly devices for the elderly and handicapped. Too small. Tiny buttons and dimly lit display. Confusing symbols.

Clarity has a new amplified mobile phone that can also be an emergency response device. The cost: $269.95. That’s more than most cell phones but cheaper when you consider the cost of paying for emergency response services.

Features:

  • Amplification: 20-decibel amplification for seniors with hearing loss.
  • Safety: One-touch, Emergency Help Button to instantly contact loved ones.
  • Simplicity: Large four-button operation for easy navigation and dialing.
  • Vision: Large backlit display and oversized text for easy reading.

The emergency help button is located on the back of the phone. The one-touch, heart-shaped button calls and sends text messages to five pre-programmed numbers, such as those of family, friends, neighbors or emergency personnel. It cycles through the five contacts until someone is reached.

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