Dementia Clock - The Easy-to-read & Self-setting Geemarc Viso10 - Ideal for Seniors and People Living with Alzheimer's - Battery Operated - No Backlight - UK Version - White

Product Information

Adjustable Brightness – Has options for manual adjustment and auto-dimming at predetermined intervals. A dementia digital alarm clock will often use a large LED display to clearly show the time, day, and date. It will also extract texts that are embedded within the image, using an OCR (optical character recognition) technology. Clearly spells out the current time and part of the day, day of the week, date and month—with no confusing abbreviations!

Alternatively, many people use an audio labeller whereby they can affix a small label or dot to an item, use the device to record the information, then use the device to play back the information. Most models do not tell the actual time, they instead display the time of day in a big and easy-to-read font.

It is advisable to seek the opinion of a qualified ophthalmologist before additional magnification is added to prescription lenses. There is a small range of sensory communication equipment on the national catalogue that can be provided via prescriptions.

There is an increasing amount of evidence that shows that clocks for dementia can greatly improve the independence of people who are prone to forgetfulness, or who have impaired memory.Many carers and family members express their delight in the way sufferers of Alzheimer's, Dementia and Stroke are helped simply by having a Day Clock.