HomeHub Guardian
Smart monitoring that helps elderly loved ones live independently. No wearables, no cameras—just peace of mind. Only you and family see the alerts.
Independence with Peace of Mind
Know your loved one is safe without being intrusive. Guardian monitors daily routines and alerts you when something seems wrong.
Listen to how Guardian works:
Worry Less, Care Better
When elderly relatives live alone, you worry. Are they eating? Did they get up okay? What if they fall? Guardian uses discreet sensors to track daily patterns and notify you if something's wrong—so you can check in when it matters, not constantly.
- No wearables required
- Respects privacy—no cameras needed
- Easy for your relative to live with
How Guardian Protects
Daily Routine Monitoring
Tracks when your relative wakes, eats, moves around, and settles for bed. Alerts you if patterns change—like no morning activity by 10am or no kitchen use by 1pm.
Fall Detection
Instant notification if a fall or prolonged lack of movement is detected. Faster intervention can prevent serious injury and reduce hospital stays.
Night-time Safety
Monitors essential evening tasks—lights off, doors locked, settled for the night. Get notified if bedtime routines are missed.
Customised Alerts
Every person is different. Guardian adapts to your loved one's unique routine and sends alerts tailored to their lifestyle.
Is Guardian Right for You?
Guardian is ideal for families who want to support an elderly relative's independence while having peace of mind. It works quietly in the background—your loved one doesn't need to do anything different.
- Elderly parents living alone
- Post-hospital recovery support
- Early dementia or memory concerns
- Families who live far away
Guardian Elderly Care Near You
Frequently Asked Questions
How does elderly monitoring work without cameras?
Guardian uses motion sensors placed in key rooms to learn daily patterns. It detects when your loved one gets up, uses the kitchen, moves around the house. If patterns change unexpectedly—like no movement by 10am—it alerts family members.
Does the elderly person need to wear anything?
No, Guardian is completely passive. Unlike pendant alarms that must be worn and pressed, our sensors work automatically in the background. Nothing to remember, charge, or forget to put on.
What happens if Guardian detects a fall?
If sensors detect a fall or prolonged lack of movement in an unusual location, nominated family members receive immediate smartphone alerts. They can then call, visit, or contact emergency services as appropriate.
How much does elderly monitoring cost?
Guardian systems start from £500 installed including sensors for key rooms. Unlike pendant alarm services, there are no monthly call centre fees. You own the system outright and family receives alerts directly.
Give Your Family Peace of Mind
Book a free consultation to discuss how Guardian can help your loved one live independently and safely.