Taking Care alarm calls – what you need to know! - +44 330 678 1097 (0330 678 1097)

The call was authentic; a neighbour fell at 3 am and his wife, sleeping elsewhere, didn’t hear anything. The company identified themselves and asked if I could help, without requesting any personal details.

The company named Taking Care rang my dad today to check in; they respond whenever he presses his alarm – he’s 92!

As an employee of Taking Care, the only approved care line for the elderly and vulnerable, you can view our site at www.takingcare.com. We partner with Age UK and are absolutely not a scam. If you received a call from this number without being on anyone’s contact list, we likely added you by mistake or without consent :)

The call was authentic; it originates from the Taking Care personal alarm call centre.

The Taking Care elderly alarm call centre rings those listed as willing to assist a neighbour or family member when their alarm is triggered.

The Care Line call centre handles calls when someone activates their emergency health alarm.

I received a call at 5:15 am on a Sunday; my elderly father's care alarm had been triggered and they couldn’t reach him, so they informed me. It was a completely genuine call.

Emergency monitoring service for an elderly individual.

This is a care‑call number for emergencies involving neighbours next door.

A care‑call line that alerts me when my elderly mum's fall alarm is triggered. It’s generally reliable, though it sometimes catches me off guard when she seldom uses it and I receive a call at 4 a.m. – but it’s all good 😊

The Oyster device provides safe monitoring.

Appears trustworthy.

The senior alarm company's service was completely safe, with a very kind and compassionate call handler when my mother fell at home. If you have an elderly person with a panic button, save this number!

This isn’t a scam; it’s from a Lifeline company.

Definitely not a scam. This is an elderly‑person alarm service that called last night to tell me my 98‑year‑old neighbour had fallen and hit her head, and an ambulance was dispatched. My father was able to assist right away, and thankfully she’s fine. They identified the person who fell, so if you’re on their list you’ll know who to check on. No request for money or personal details was made – just the name and incident. A quick Google of the number confirms it isn’t fraudulent.

The call wasn't a scam; it was for my dad’s personal alarm, and a response team was dispatched to him.

I got a notification from my mum’s emergency personal alarm that she’d fallen and triggered her alarm. Not a scam – I just didn’t have the number saved.