BOSCH and Telealarm was especially designed for senior living and well-being

On September 29, 2006 Bosch purchased its nursecall product line through the acquisition of the TeleAlarm Group based in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. TeleAlarm was the leading European provider of nurse call systems. Acquiring TeleAlarm allowed Bosch to expand their product line to include nurse call systems.

On December 29, 2014 Bosch turned over their nursecall business back to their former acquisition TeleAlarm. TeleAlarm follows a clear expansion strategy both with existing and new products and services to be rendered by the business. TeleAlarm has retained all of the Bosch employees and will continue to operate out of Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland.

Bosch has retained its Bosch Escort product line.

How TeleAlarm products benefit you.

The strength of their product line is based on two other important principles.

• Firstly – All products are both forward and backward compatible.
  
  For example, a 10-year old pendant works with their latest NC4 relays.

   TeleAlarm understands how important it is for senior living facilities to have continuity and long-term value in     their investment.

• Secondly – The products can be deployed as needed and where needed.  It is not an all-or-nothing decision.
  
  For example, if a resident has a slight wandering tendency, simply add a door contact or bed alarm interface, and that resident can remain in your facility a while longer; and it allows you to give those residents increased protection.
  
  If one of your residents develops the habit of tailgating behind visitors leaving the facility, this issue can be solved by simply providing the resident with a wandering bracelet.
  
  In addition to providing increased protection for residents, these peripherals fit well with facilities offering ‘à la carte’ services. It gives you the opportunity of buying for today while planning for the future.
  
  

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