Smart Caregiver Bed Alarm for Elderly Adults – Fall Prevention System with 10"x30" Weight-Sensing Bed Pad – Automatically Alerts Caregiver When They Get Up

Works very well, but your best bet is to put it around the waist not to shoulder because every time they move it buzzes off this way and when it’s around the waist area, the only time buzzes is when the person fully gets up and moves towards the end of the bed

Worked right out of the box, and a great price too.

Great product if your loved one is at home they will not allow at Alf’s they rather have them fall that to be alerted and run to their rescue

The line (like a phone cord) between the sensor and the alarm is too short. Only about 4-5ft. We have a king bed. I have to put the mat on one side and then have the alarm next to me in the headboard so I can turn it off. It won't reach. So wanted to use a longer phone cord, so bought a 12ft telephone line, but it is not the same size. The alarm one is smaller than a regular phone line cord. Also there is no way to turn it on or off temporarily.

Garbage! Worked for 6 weeks—just when the warranty expired. Wrote their product support department—they never responded. Disappointed for $50 Bought another brand—works much better. Smart Caregiver products are a waste of $$.

Alarm is loud and has braces to keep it attached to bed. It’s sensitive to motion which I like. Overall very pleased.

Now I know when mom gets up. Under the person can alarm with moving. I put under bedside rug and when she puts her feet down and moves them it goes off. Load to hear on other side of home. Mom’s safer.

On reading the reviews the only thing I was concerned about was the battery not fitting. To my surprise, a battery was included and already installed! My Mom was trying to get out of bed at night and I was so afraid she would fall. This alarm has given me piece of mind, and a much better night's sleep! The beeping is loud enough that I can hear it pretty much through the house, but it doesn't really upset my Mom at all (when getting her up in the am, it does go off, maybe an on/off button would be a practical solution?) But there is a button on the unit to push to stop the alarm. I've hung this on the foot of the bed, and it does have to be plugged it to an outlet.