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PRESSURE RELEASE ALERT The Pressure Release Alert is a timer device that emits a tone every fifteen minutes to remind clients to pressure release or perform other required functions. The timer turns itself off automatically at night, or may be customized by the manufacturer to turn itself off at a different time. The timer may be attached to a wheelchair. DIMENSIONS: 4 x 2 x 1 inches. WEIGHT: 4 ounces....[More Information]
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PRIVATE PRACTICE VIBRATION REMINDER DISK (MODEL 1173) The Private Practice Vibration Reminder Disk, model 1173, is a timed reminder signal designed for use with individuals with cognitive disabilities. This disk, which can be worn inconspiculously on the body in the included skin Pouch-Patch, clipped on clothing, worn on a wrist strap, or placed in a pocket, can be set to vibrate every 30 minutes or every one, two, or three hours as a reminder to take medication, change position, or perform therapeutic activities....[More Information]
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THE MOTIVAIDER (MODEL 1153) The Motivaider, model 1153, is a personal timed reminder signal device that vibrates at adjustable time intervals to remind the user, or a therapist, to perform a function (e.g. tighten muscles, breathe deeply, hold head up, stop drooling, etc.). It is used to promote various physical and mental exercises by constantly reminding the user to make some volitional movement. If the wearer does not make a switch closure within 20 seconds after the end of the preset vibration time interval, a buzzer w...[More Information]
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URINE AND TURN ALERT WITH BAR GRAPHS (MODEL 1096) The Urine and Turn Alert with Bar Graphs, model 1096, is an incontinence alarm and timed reminder signal designed for use with individuals with severe physical disabilities and incontinence. The unit clips to the user's clothing and features a sensor which is placed where wetness is to be expected. When moisture is detected, lights flash indicating the time in 20-minute increments that the wearer has been unchanged. The unit also alerts caregivers in two-, four, and six-hour increments as to whe...[More Information]
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