For $15-$20, Heath-Zenith, GE, Hampton Bay, Honeywell and others have a basic doorbell that is pretty reliable. Of the four named, I like Honeywell best.
As long as it is sturdy and the range is sufficient, should work!
Interested to see what others suggest.
Amy
Amy Wright, MCD, CCC-SLP
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Neurosciences Institute Neurology – Charlotte
Carolinas Neuromuscular/ALS-MDA Center
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Does anyone have any recommendations for wireless doorbells for alerting caregivers? I have a patient who needs to buy one and I'm not sure if I should recommend just any old one at Home Depot or look for a certain
brand/model. My patient has good use of her hands, so it doesn't need to be modified for a switch.
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Eric Salter, CCC-SLP
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