My father, 79, is a resident of the memory care unit at a nearby ALF. He struggles with dementia, Parkinson's disease and Parkinson's related psychosis. For the most part his care has been fine but I have had some concerns about staff behavior and items missing from his room. The facility's administration has agreed to let me put a camera in his room, providing my father agrees and that there is no audio recording. Does anyone have recommendations as far as brands, models, placement? Thanks.
We also use Ring products. Both are satisfactory.
I don't think you can go wrong with any in-home camera. It has been a real eye opener and invaluable tool to be able to improve care for my mom with dementia.
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I found using cameras helpful but my purchase was years ago and I haven’t used them at all in several years. I bought mine at Costco for ease of return if needed as well as the price point.
I remember now that I bought Arlo wireless and later Blink was recommended. The batteries were an issue with the Arlo for me at that time. Which ever you choose do your research.
One thing I will just mention that I read lately in The Week Magazine is that Camera systems that are connected to internet (and which aren't these days) are open to hacking and people using photos collected off them. Never occurred to me.
Best of luck finding what works for you, and if you find the ideal answer, your posting about it here would be so helpful; we are learning from one another.
I hope someone on Forum has better info for you than I do.