What families say about MedClock

“Mum presses the button after breakfast and we know she is up and doing okay. Our morning calls feel like conversations again instead of check-ups.”

“Dad does not carry a mobile around the house, but the MedClock button is always in the same place. He understood it straight away.”

“Simple and very easy for Mum to use.”

“My sister and I can both see Mum's check-ins, which has stopped us messaging each other all day to ask who has called her.”

“We originally bought it for jusyt for medication reminders, but the morning check in is probably the feature we use most now.”

“I like being able to change Dad's reminders remotely. He doesn't need to touch any settings himself.”

“The simple button was the selling point for us. Mum doesn't like using her phone.

“We live nearly three hours away from Dad. Seeing that morning check-in come through doesn't replace calling him, but it gives us reassurance that his normal routine has happened.”

“Mum likes that it just looks like a clock.”

“The missed check-in notification gives us something useful to act on. If Dad hasn't acknowledged his morning reminder, we know to give him a call.”

“The five-second hold is straightforward enough that Mum remembers how to use it without having to think about menus or phone numbers.”

“Exactly what we wanted — simple for Dad and useful for us.”

“Mum has always been very independent and didn't want anything that made her feel monitored. MedClock has been a good middle ground. She controls the button and we simply see the check-in when it happens.”

“We use it for Dad's morning medication and an evening check-in. Very easy to understand.”

“I was surprised how quickly Mum accepted it into her routine. It's now just sitting beside her normal clock and she presses it each morning.”

“Nan keeps her independence and the three of us helping her can stay informed without taking turns making repetitive calls. It feels supportive without hovering.”

“Dad is 82 and definitely isn't a smartphone person. The fact that all he needs to understand is the green button was exactly why we bought it.”

“It gives me peace of mind without me ringing Mum first thing every morning.”

“One morning Mum hadn't checked in by her usual time. We called and everything was fine she slept in  but that's why I got medclock. It gave us a reason to check rather than just wondering.”

“Very happy with it. Clear display and easy button.”

“We use different reminders for medication, lunch and Mum's evening checkin. Being able to adjust them from the app saves a lot of explaining over the phone.”

“The whole idea made sense to Dad because it isn't trying to make him use technology differently. He just presses a button.”

“My parents still want their independence and we want them to have it. MedClock gives us a little visibility without making them feel like someone is watching them all day.”

“Bought it for Mum and she uses it every morning.”

“What I appreciate most is that it doesn't depend on Mum remembering where she left her phone. MedClock stays in the same spot and becomes part of her normal routine.”

“Simple idea, but genuinely useful for our family.”

“The WiFi setup took us a little while, but once connected it has been simple. A missed morning check-in prompted us to ring Dad sooner than we normally would.”

“We mainly use it for a daily check-in rather than medication. Mum likes the simplicity, although we needed to try two positions before finding the best WiFi signal.”

“The concept is good and Dad finds the button easy to use. Setup was more fiddly than I expected and I would have liked clearer instructions in the box. Support helped us get it sorted and it has worked properly since then.”

“Unfortunately it wasn't really suitable for Mum because she wouldn't remember to press the button consistently. The device itself worked, but it wasn't the right solution for our situation.”

“It is small enough for the bedside table and does not look like medical equipment. The clock is clear and the button is easy to find at night.”

“When Mum's appointment time changed, I updated the reminder from Perth while she was at home. I did not need to talk her through any settings.”

“The five-second hold gives Dad a straightforward way to tell us he needs a hand. He does not have to search for a phone or remember which person to call.”