Guardian Personal Alarms

Guardian Personal Alarms Personal Safety Devices for Emergency Communication and GPS Tracking - All of our alert pendants work wherever a mobile phone would work.

29/08/2025

Melbourne Care Expo 2025!

We were run off our feet and voices lost after 2 days at the Care Expo Melbourne fielding questions as the personal alarm experts.

We saw lots of familiar faces and new organisations came to visit us over the two days, a huge reason why we love to present at expos all across Australia - who doesn't like putting a name to a face?

Representing Guardian was one of our Founders/Directors, Lance, joined by our Director of Business Development, Justin. Those visiting our booth found meeting with one of the Founders incredibly insightful, learning how it all began at Guardian alongside our current offerings of personal alarms.

The Guardian Trace (https://guardianpa.com.au/product/guardian-trace/) once again was a show favourite, with people from many industries, ages, and walks of life finding a simple, Bluetooth alarm new and exciting. This product is especially popular amongst parents for their high school aged children! A really great way to get peace of mind when the kids are starting to want more independence.

Heads up Brisbane - we'll be at the Care Expo Brisbane (https://careexpobrisbane.com.au/) on the 12th & 13th of September.

26/08/2025

IT’S INTERNATIONAL DOG DAY!!

How good are dogs?! Support dogs, therapy dogs, assistance dogs, and good old pet dogs! There’s not much they can’t do.

We would love you to meet some of our team’s pups! Feel free to post pics of your own amazing pets in the comments!

Alaska: “Always happy. Loves everyone. Very adaptable. She was heaven-sent for us “

Phoebe: “the most beautiful little girl. A beautiful mix of crazy and calm. We adore her”

Boofy: “The Boof head. He is funny and oh so lovable. Knows how to turn the eyes on when he wants something. My beautiful boy.”

Daisy: “Aka Chaos Queen Beautiful natured Lab, going through her naughty puppy phase ! 6 months”

Max: “Playing Guess the statue!”

Nia: “9 - Mama to Chester (and 7 other beautiful pups) Lives for tennis balls, will come and rest her head and paw on you all day long to give all her love”

Chester: “6 - A total water baby, swims on the daily in any stream, puddle or water he can find. Shows his love with all the licks and the best bum wiggles Both love a big run out in the woods and always found spooning together on an eve when they’re tired out, (Chester = big spoon, Nia = little spoon) They haven’t made it to Aus just yet, in England being loved by my Dad”

Dobby: “As fluffy as he is cheeky. Always hungry for food or cuddles.”

Ava: “She is FULL of energy and very playful but she loves her cuddles/pats”

Crazy Maisy: “Often mistaken for a dingo, but she’s a staffy x husky”

22/08/2025

PERTH DISABILITY EXPO 2025

That's a wrap on another successful event at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre.Another meaningful Developing Australian Community (DAC) expo where our team met with Allied Health Professionals, NDIS providers, participants, mums, dads, children to explore our range of personal alarms

Our Guardian Trace stole the show, with people from all walks of life excited to learn more about our latest personal alarm (with more coming soon).

The DAC was also a great opportunity to catch up with our partners in person. Gerry, General Manager at Perth Mobility Scooters, who've partnered with Guardian PA since 2022 (https://www.facebook.com/perthmobilityscooters) dropped in to say hello with our Director of Business Development, Justin.

We're off to the Care Expo Melbourne (https://careexpomelbourne.com.au/) on the 15th - 16th of August. Come and meet the team to learn more about the best range of personal alarms!

20/08/2025

What is the best personal alarm for me?

When choosing a personal alarm, there are several factors to consider:

Ease of use: As mentioned earlier, the device should be easy to operate, especially for elderly individuals with limited mobility.

Wearability: Will the user wear it? Sometimes choosing based on style can mean the difference between wearing it vs having it collect dust or sit in a drawer.

Waterproof: Accidents can happen anywhere, including the shower or bath. Some of our devices are showerproof but for those that aren’t the Shower Pouch is a simple accessory to provide peace of mind for this daily routine.

Monitoring: Choosing between family and professional monitoring is not an easy choice. Learn more about these options by clicking here.

Additional features: Some devices come with additional features such as Fall Detection or GPS tracking. Consider your loved one’s specific needs and choose a device that offers the necessary features.

If you need help deciding, call us today.

18/08/2025

How much do personal safety Alarms Cost in Australia?

Personal alarms are often more affordably priced in Australia than other home monitoring systems or assisted living facilities. With a one-time purchase and a small ongoing fee, you can provide your loved one with round-the-clock assistance and peace of mind

Contact us for more information
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15/08/2025

“It's secure, I like the feeling of security. I don't want anything to happen again
like when I had a stroke and didn't get help. All I do now is press the button
when I need help. I especially like it how when I go to bed and it's a comforter,
I don't have any fears.”

JOAN EDWARDS, Client.

Thanks Joan, we love that we help you feel safe and secure!

11/08/2025

How easy is using a personal fall detection alarm?

Technology is constantly evolving and becoming more complex, making it challenging for some individuals to use.

However, our personal alarms are designed to be user-friendly and easy to operate. Most devices have a simple one-touch button that can be pressed even with limited mobility or dexterity. This way, users can easily call for help in case of an emergency.

www.guardianpa.com.au/shop/

08/08/2025

Happy Cat Day!

Did you know cats can be excellent therapy animals? They can have positive effects on patients with numerous diseases as well as helping with depression, reducing isolation, relief from dementia, and even cardiovascular health!

Fun fact:
Cats may possess the ability to detect illness in humans. Through their highly developed sense of smell, by recognizing subtle changes in body language and behaviour, and potentially by sensing hormonal shifts!

And they simply make excellent pets.

Meet some of the cats in the GPA family - there’s quite a few!

ASTRO: “He likes to sit in strange positions!”

MARLEY: “Every good cat must have some dog in them!”

GRYFFINDOR (GRYFF): “Likes to wake you up at 3am to play, thinks he’s part dog, enjoys ‘hiding’."

ACE: “He is the most mischievous, adventurous and lovable boy ever. He loves to play and cause trouble but he always settles for his kisses and cuddles.”

TIGGER: “This is Tigger. Aces brother. He is fluffy. And it’s a good thing he’s pretty cause there’s not much going on inside his head.”

LUNA: “A senior, chicken loving lap cat.”

HOLLY: “Favourite activity is sleeping by a sunny window or door.”

ZAR and BEAR: “Both are rescue kitties. Bear is a snuggler and Zar likes catching flies when they get in the house.”

ALBIE: “Still a kitten and the sweetest boy - unless it’s food time (steals Reggie’s dinner!)”

JIMMY: “Quite popular around our streets, everyone knows Jimmy. His non-negotiable is to be outdoors.”

ARCHIE: “The most affectionate cat ever. Jumps on my car within 1-2 minutes of parking, seeking attention.”

REGGIE: “The most confident and smart (aka manipulative) cat. Loves every cat or dog he meets!”

SPYRO and INKY: “Both lived to be 21 years old, they passed away a month apart back in 2021, and I still miss them a whole bunch.”

PEPPER: “Our little Princess. She is calm and gives the best snuggles. Her zoomies are crazy. A great little hunter and loves to ambush when walking past.”

06/08/2025

How can independence and safety be improved for elderly and vulnerable Australian?

For many vulnerable Australians including recipients of NDIS support recipients, maintaining their independence is crucial to their well-being. However, some have an increased risk of falls, accidents, and emergencies.

A personal alarm allows them to continue living independently while having access to immediate help in case of an emergency. This device can give both the wearer and their family members peace of mind, knowing that they have a lifeline in case of any unforeseen events.

https://guardianpa.com.au/shop/

04/08/2025

Why Choose a Personal Alarm Emergency Button?

A personal alarm emergency button is an SOS device that can be a pendant, watch, or even a phone. It has a button that, when pressed, sends an emergency signal to either family & friends, 000, or a monitoring centre. The monitoring centre then contacts emergency services or a designated family member or caregiver.

This quick and easy process can save precious seconds in case of an emergency and provide peace of mind to both the wearer and their loved ones.

https://guardianpa.com.au/

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WHY we started Guardian Safety Pendants

Hi I’m Lance and this is my wife Jose, Jose used to work for many years as a carer in the Home Care industry and saw first hand the struggles of the elderly, disabled and those living alone and the concerns of their loved ones for their safety.

She heard too many stories of people falling and spending hours on the floor or out in their gardens hoping someone would hear their cries and come to help them. In years past we had sad personal experience of this happening in our own family and we had no way of knowing what had occurred.