I have used the Personal pager by Adaptivation with good results. Its range however is only 75 feet and indicated as not approved to be used as a nurse-call.
Travis M. Tallman CCC-SLP:ATP Director of Augmentative and Computer Services Lakeview/Cerebral Palsy Association of Middlesex County 732-549-5580 x170 732-494-6235 Fax From:
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Behalf Of Betts Peters
Hi everybody,
Does anyone have a switch-adapted caregiver pager or call system that they really like? We have been recommending the switch-adapted pagers sold by Enabling Devices, but I have had several families tell me that these have lots of “false positives” (they go off randomly when the switch has not been activated). Not a good thing for a caregiver who is trying to get some much-needed sleep.
It looks like Enabling Devices’ Attendant Call Chime has changed since we last ordered it – does anyone have experience with the new model? Or do you have a different product that you would recommend? Any input would be appreciated. Thanks!
Betts Peters, MA, CCC-SLP Assistive Technology Services Coordinator The ALS Association, Oregon & SW Washington Chapter 310 SW 4th Ave, Suite 630 Portland, OR 97204 503-238-5559 800-681-9851 Fax: 503-296-5590 Website: www.alsa-or.org
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