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Use Alfred to provide better elderly care:

Keep them company

Use Two-Way Talk to chat back-and-forth when you can’t be there in-person.

Check that medication and meals are being taken

Set up motion alerts to trigger at mealtimes, or check in via the live feed.

Ensure no trips or falls

Position devices where hazards might be present, like on staircases or in the kitchen.

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Identify areas that need monitoring.
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Prepare and pose devices.
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Test Two-Way Talk.
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Allocate Motion Detection Zones.
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Enable person-based AI detection.

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Frequently Asked Questions.

How can a camera be used for elderly monitoring purposes?

A camera for elderly monitoring allows you to remotely keep an eye on your loved ones. Caregivers can use AlfredCamera to detect emergencies or unusual behavior such as falls, providing more time to offer assistance or intervention.

Alfred provides helpful features such as real-time video monitoring, audio capabilities, and two-way communication to help caregivers keep elderly people safe even when being there in-person isn’t possible.

Learn more about how cameras can be used for elderly monitoring.

Is using a camera for elderly monitoring an invasion of privacy?

Balancing privacy concerns is crucial when implementing elderly monitoring. It's essential to have open and transparent communication with the individual being observed, explaining the purpose and benefits of it. Always ensure consent is obtained before installing a camera for elderly monitoring.

Respecting boundaries by only placing the Camera in common areas, such as the living room, kitchen, or hallway, rather than in private spaces can help address privacy concerns. For more information on how surveillance can be implemented respectfully and usefully in caregiving, check out our guides on providing better elderly care.

What features should I look for in a camera for elderly monitoring?

Consider features such as video quality, two-way audio communication, motion detection, night vision (or Low-Light Filter), and remote access to the camera through a smartphone app.

AlfredCamera supports all these features in a free app. The option for more advanced features, like person detection (which is especially helpful in providing care for elderly people), are available with a Premium subscription for $5.99 a month or $29.99 a year.

How can a camera for elderly monitoring enhance safety and care?

Using AlfredCamera for elderly monitoring enhances safety and care by providing real-time visual and audio monitoring. It allows you to detect falls, accidents, or emergencies faster.

Additionally, you can ensure medications are taken on time, keep an eye on eating and drinking habits, and monitor potential risks or hazards in the environment. This enables more proactive caregiving even when you can’t be there in person.

Can a camera for elderly monitoring be used for communication and interaction?

Yes, cameras being used for elderly monitoring should be used for communication, since it’s important to respect the person being observed and keep them company.

Utilize AlfredCamera’s Two-Way Talk, which allows users to talk back and forth with whoever is on the other side of the camera device, to chat at mealtimes and encourage taking medication.

With Two-Way Talk, caregivers can check on the well-being of the person they care for, have conversations, offer emotional support, and provide companionship, even when you are physically apart. This feature fosters social connection and reduces feelings of isolation for the elderly.

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