Losing track of the day is one of the most common worries for people living with dementia or memory loss, and it can cause a lot of anxiety. This clock takes the guesswork out of it. The 8 inch screen spells out the day of the week, the time of day (morning, afternoon, evening or night), the time and the full date in big, bold letters, with no confusing abbreviations.

It’s lovely on a bedside table, a kitchen bench or a living room shelf. Many families find it cuts down on the repeated “what day is it?” questions, and it gives a gentle bit of independence back.

Features

• 8 inch screen, about 20 cm (8 in) across the diagonal
• Shows the full day, time of day, time and date in extra-large letters
• Choose 12-hour or 24-hour time, and day-month or month-day date order
• Several display languages, including English
• Screen brightness adjusts, with an automatic dimmer at night so it won’t disturb sleep
• 5 alarms and 3 medication reminders
• Remote control for easy setting
• Fold-out stand for a table or shelf

Choosing your plug

The clock runs from a mains power adapter. Choose the plug that fits your wall socket:

• AU plug: Australia and New Zealand
• UK plug: United Kingdom and Ireland
• US plug: United States and Canada
• EU plug: most of Europe

What you get

• 1 large display calendar day clock in black or white
• Power adapter with your chosen plug
• Remote control
• User manual

Boxed size is about 29.5 x 19 x 5 cm (11.6 x 7.5 x 2 in). A carer or caregiver can set the clock up once, and after that it looks after itself.

Sizes are approximate.