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Warden Call Systems

Warden Call Systems serve as a means to seek help during emergencies or unforeseen situations.

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Additionally, these systems can alert staff members when related alarms are triggered, such as those for fire doors being opened or smoke detection within the premises. They help residents maintain independence offering additional reassurance that help and assistance is just a click away, 24 hours a day.

How does it work?

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Benefits of Warden Call Systems:

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Warden call systems offer a multitude of benefits that significantly enhance the quality of life for residents in supported living.

  • Enhanced Safety & Security

    Residents can quickly alert a warden or emergency services in the event of an accident

  • Emergency Response

    Residents can quickly alert a warden or emergency services in the event of an accident

  • Increased Independence
    Knowing that help is just a call away allows residents to maintain a higher level of independence

  • Peace of mind for families
    Families can feel more at ease knowing that their relatives have access to immediate help if needed

     

Why this is so critical now?

The Copper wire phone network also known as the Public Switch Telephone Network, or PSTN is being retired in 2027, meaning all analogue protocols designed for PSTN will become unusable.

Many traditional Warden Call systems utilise this network meaning that these systems will need to be updated before the cut off date of 31st Jan 2027.

We understand that moving your Warden Call System to a digital system can be a large expense, we offer multiple solutions to staggering this process so please contact us today and we will be able to help guide you through the various options.

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Essential for all types of care facilities across the UK

Retirement Villages

Are designed to uphold flexibility, independence, and wellbeing for those over 65, offering excellent onsite facilities and support when needed, providing residents with peace of mind.

Supported Living Accommodation

Are designed for individuals with disabilities or specific needs, offering tailored support to help them live independently.

Sheltered Accommodation

Housing designed for older adults or those with specific needs, providing a safe environment with support services and communal facilities to promote independent living.

Extra Care Facilities

Provide specialised housing with access to personal care, support services, and communal amenities, enabling older adults or individuals with specific needs to live independently while receiving necessary assistance.

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The different types of Warden Call Systems:

Hard Wired Systems
Wired warden call systems are recognised as the traditional call bell solution. These systems will still be applicable but will need to make use of the fibre network as opposed to the PTSN.
 
Wireless Systems
One of the major perks of using a wireless system is that installation can take minutes rather than days. Many wireless systems make use of the 4G/5G networks but can also make use of a commercial WiFi. 

Integrated Wired & Wireless Systems
Ability to start with a fixed wire system, then add the integrated wireless equipment afterwards, if the needs of the resident develop/increase over time).
 
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