You may have an equipment demonstration centre near you where you can visit to view and try out ranges of equipment. The Geemarc VISO10 Easy-to-Read Wood-Effect Dementia Clock features a large non-abbreviated display of the day, date, month and year, allowing for easy reading and preventing any confusion or stress to the patient. The Geemarc VISO 8 Digital Clock for Dementia helps those living with dementia and Alzheimer's help keep track of the time, day, month and year thanks to its large and bold non-abbreviated display.

This Geemarc Clock is entirely battery powered, meaning it can easily be mounted on the wall or placed on a table. It makes them accessible to individuals with visual difficulties that affect their ability to read printed material. We do not also provide quotes, advise or sell products directly to consumers, nor are we a Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) Licensed Agent or Broker. There is a small range of sensory communication equipment on the national catalogue that can be provided via prescriptions.

The Day and Night Clock comes in a wooden surround frame and is designed to help reduce anxiety and improve orientation for people with dementia. Medication Reminders – With five daily and three reminder alarms, this app helps seniors remember to take their medications on schedule. Accessories are also available which dial the telephone for you including voice operated diallers - they are used WITH your existing telephone. However, some users find it difficult to find the start of the text they wish to magnify when using a stand magnifier. As the brain becomes damaged by dementia, a person can lose the analytical and reasoning abilities needed to tell time.

It has a high visibility red fascia, a traditional analogue clock face and a neat, uncluttered layout which makes it easy to read and understand the date. The clock was designed for those with Alzheimer's and Dementia, the two most important features being required was to answer "What day is it?

Dementia clocks are clocks designed for people living with dementia, Alzheimer’s, or any kind of memory loss. The lack of wires make it especially ideal to reduce trip hazards and prevent accidents in the users room. These clocks are created to be user-friendly, meaning that they come with simple instructions to make them accessible to everyone.

This is part of the Department of Health’s Transforming Community Equipment Services (TCES) programme.

Alternatively, flexible keyboard gloves are available to fit over specific keyboards with the same large print, bold high contrast lettering as the stickers. Marathon's Large Frame Digital Wall Clock features bold, easy-to-read numbers visible from any angle. This silver-finished LCD alarm clock incorporates a handy black mesh pencil cup accented with a polished silver-finished top trim.