I am currently an in-home care provider for my mother with brain cancer. She's still fairly independent in her current state, but requires help with various things. Her room is upstairs in the northwest corner of the house and my room is in the basement in the southeast corner of the house, basically the furthest point away from where she is. It's virtually impossible to hear any amount of yelling or stomping coming from her room. We've tried baby monitors, but there's so much electrical interference that all I hear is loud static, and while she usually calls my cell phone if she needs me, there has been a couple of cases where she either couldn't find her phone, or it was out of reach. I only have two other options, one being move into the laundry room right across from her bedroom, or find some sort of alert system. The product I have in mind is something like a cross between a doorbell and a life alert system. A button she could wear around her neck on a lanyard of sorts, that would set off an alarm in my room, indicating she needs help with something. Doesn't need to be anything fancy, like a PA system, just a simple doorbell. Everything I've seen so far is something with a monthly fee, but I don't see why there can't be something arbitrary enough to avoid another bill. Any suggestions?
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you can call life alert and see if they have something that is life that or you can buy a door bell system that you can put in her room it has a button that gets pushed and the alarm can go off right near your room thats probably the cheapest route to take i think it runs on batterys which is cheaper in the long run and doesn't require a monthly fee and just batterys so that might be the best route to take the alarm is really loud