How Silent Living works: camera-free sensors, calm alerts
We'll help you set everything up, by phone anywhere in the UK, or with an engineer visit near Solihull. After that, the system works quietly in the background.

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We help you set it up
01We post everything with clear instructions and guide you through setup on the phone. Near our Solihull head office, an engineer can fit it for you.
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The system learns their routine
02Quiet sensors monitor activity around the home and build a picture of a normal day.
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You get the right alert
03Only when something genuinely needs your attention — never a stream of noisy notifications.
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Peace of mind, every day
04You can get on with your life knowing you'll hear straight away if the person you care for needs you.
Automated Check-In Calls
If something seems wrong, Silent Living doesn't just send an alert and hope someone sees it. A calm, friendly automated voice can call your loved one first, in the language they're most comfortable with, or go straight to family if you prefer.
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We call them first
When an alert is raised and the 'call them first' setting is on, our system rings the resident and gently asks if they're okay, in their preferred language. If it's off, we call the family contact directly.
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All fine? The alert is cleared
If they say they're okay, the call ends and the alert is cleared, with no need to disturb anyone else.
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Need help? We reassure them
If they don't answer, or tell us something's wrong, we calmly let them know help is being arranged.
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We call their contacts
We then call the main family member or carer, explain what's happened and ask them to confirm whether they can go.
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No answer? We try the next person
If the first contact doesn't pick up, we leave a voicemail and call the next contact on the list.
Silent Living is not a replacement for emergency services. In an emergency, always call 999.
The sensors and what they do
Motion & activity monitoring
Discreet sensors learn your loved one's daily routine and quietly flag anything unusual.
Bed sensor
Knows when they've gone to bed and when they've got up — and lets you know if something's not right.
Optional fall sensor
An optional fall sensor can be fitted in a room where you'd like extra reassurance.
Medication reminders
A gentle nudge if the medicine cabinet hasn't been opened at the usual time.
Family dashboard
Check in on someone you care about at any time from a simple, friendly app on your phone.
Automated call escalation
If something needs attention, an automated call rings your loved one first (if you choose that setting) or goes straight to your main family contact, then the next contact if there's no answer.
Carer visit logging
Carer visits are recorded automatically with a single button-press at the door.
Dementia mode
Enhanced sensitivity settings adapted for memory loss, with extra reassurance built in.
Ready when you are.
Tell us a little about the person, their home and the reassurance you need. We'll recommend a suitable setup.
Prefer a conversation? Talk to our UK team.