"This is an extremely useful device ........."

I honestly thought that this would be just another gadget of little use - but how wrong I was! I use it constantly to monitor my daughter’s movements at night. She has Learning disabilities and is in Supported Living but on most nights she sleeps alone. I can tell if she is in bed or moving about and more importantly it lets me know if the Outer door is opened so I have peace of mind that my vulnerable daughter is safe-
I would now be lost without it and would recommend it as a very helpful and useful device.

"Easy to use"

Easy to use and gives us assurance that everything at Mum's is fine

"I have been using Canary Care for…"

I have been using Canary Care for several year now for my Mum who lives alone and has dementia. I have found the system very good indeed. We have only had one minor outage in all this time [which we were compensated for]. The support is excellent. We have avoided a number of serious events through the motion and door sensors. The temperature sensors have identified heating failures several times [Hive does not tell you and only has one temp sensor]. The system has been great for monitoring "pattern of life" daily activities and identifying unusual behaviour. A must for people with dementia who are trying to maintain their independence. Thank you CC..

"Great help"

I live quite a distance from my elderly parent who has dementia so can’t always be there.With the Canary Care system I can check if mums up and about of a morning, that she’s in bed of a night ,if she’s popped out and even if the house is warm enough in winter, all from my phone or iPad.
You can place the sensors wherever you want ,and as discreetly as you want. I thoroughly recommend Canary Care ,it’s been a great help in enabling mum to stay in her own home.

"Unobtrusive monitoring of a loved one"

Unobtrusive monitoring of a loved one

It allows my family to ensure that our relative has an unobtrusive level of monitoring and allows us to react rapidly if there is an unusual trend in her behaviour