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    The Doro Hemma Doorbell – a smart home product promoting independent living

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    By Senior Times on November 4, 2024 New Technology, News

    Research shows that nine out of ten seniors prefer to live and age in their own home. Though it’s not always an easy decision. Many seniors face challenges with a visual impairment (82%), lack of confidence (46%) and reduced dexterity (42%). That’s where telecare services have become increasingly vital – helping 1.8 million seniors who rely on them to live independently

    The Doro Hemma Doorbell is an example of a smart home product which promotes independent living and provides a breath of fresh air for caregivers. What makes it special? For starters, there’s no subscriptions or additional fees and the device offers unique features that enhance seniors’ confidence and safety. It is the only video doorbell to offer an ‘Assist Me’ function, which allows users to transfer callers to a trusted friend or relative to take over. 

    The doorbell ensures the clearest sound for seamless door-side communication, even for those hard of hearing. Its user-friendly interface sends alerts to a connected smartphone or tablet when someone approaches their door. Additionally, an extra-powerful Doro Chime, which can be placed anywhere within the house, further boosts accessibility.

    The doorbell’s enhanced camera, featuring night mode, allows seniors to monitor their doorstep at any time with the sharpest clarity. So, whether its friends visiting or a late-night delivery, seniors can always keep an eye on their property. For added security, the Doro Hemma Doorbell includes a loud siren function to deter intruders. This feature can be activated either by the senior or a trusted loved one whilst using the “Assist Me” function, ensuring safety is just a click of a button away. 

    Ageing doesn’t mean that you have to compromise on staying connected or living independently. With Doro’s products, tailored specifically for seniors evolving needs, users and their loved ones can enjoy peace of mind. 

    “Today, so much of our lives revolve around technology, and Doro is committed to empowering everyone to be a part of the digital world. This year, Doro proudly celebrates 50 years of keeping seniors connected. With easy-to-use products, such as mobile phones and smart home devices, Doro helps seniors stay in touch with loved ones and continue to be active members of society – so that they can ‘Live Life’ regardless of any challenges that can come with ageing. To learn more, visit www.doro.com

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