- Falling Can Seriously Damage Your Health (Published on 02 Jun 2016)
- Careline Alarm Service Scores Top Marks in Survey (Published on 26 May 2016)
- Accuracy of Fall Alarm Devices on Slow Falls (Published on 17 Apr 2023)
- How to Behave Around Someone with Dementia or Alzheimer’s (Published on 05 Dec 2016)
- Identifying Symptoms of Alzheimer’s and Dementia in Elderly Relatives (Published on 25 May 2016)
- Gardening Keeps You Healthy, But Don’t Forget Your Personal Alarm! (Published on 25 May 2016)
- Elderly Online Shopping at Risk with New Payment Legislation (Published on 05 Aug 2019)
- Careline Can Help Isolated Elderly in UK’s Rural Districts (Published on 06 Jun 2016)
- Telecare24 Now Accept Personal Budget and Direct Payment Users (Published on 27 May 2016)
- Personal Alarm Accessories (Published on 31 May 2016)
- Elderly Living Alone Assisted by Neighbourhood Watch (Published on 02 Jun 2016)
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About Stewart Smith
Stewart has been involved with the telecare industry for over twenty years, developing lifeline solutions that grant peace of mind to elderly and vulnerable people and their loved ones. During this time, Stewart has become a well-known figure in the telecare industry and, as a result, has developed strong relationships with all the major manufacturers. He has travelled extensively across Europe, Asia and the US to source equipment that will keep Telecare24 clients safe and ensure customers have access to the latest technology to keep them safe at home. As a Director for Telecare24 he also heads up the commercial division, which aims to provide retirement properties up and down the United Kingdom with reliable telecare monitoring for residents. Since 2019, this role has become even more important as Openreach's digital switchover is impacting a significant amount of retirement schemes. With an estimated 18,500 sites across the UK still to upgrade their equipment, there is much work to be done!