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How It Works

The Four Ways to Communicate with the Idem Clock

Discover the different type of communications that you can send with your Companion App, to the Idem clock.

The Idem clock is on a kitchen counter with a reminder displayed on the clock.

Daily task assistance

Reminders

Remind them when it's time to take their medication, hydrate or even watch their favorite TV show.

  • Customize sound and duration of display.
  • Your loved one can tap "Understood" (if not, the reminder will stop automatically after the chosen duration).
  • Add a picture for more clarity (optional).
  • Your message can be read out loud (helpful for visual impairments).
An Idem clock on a bedside table with a message displayed on the clock

Brighten their day with a personalized message

Messages

Share a treasured memory or a glimpse of your daily life to show them you're always close by!

  • Choose a custom sound - The duration of display is set to 15 minutes.
  • Your loved one must tap "Read" in order to see the message.
  • Your message can be read out loud (helpful for visual impairments).
  • Personalize your communication by adding a picture.
The Idem Clock on a table in a living room with an appointment displayed on the clock

Help track and avoid missed appointments

Events

Manage their electronic calendars to avoid confusion.

  • The sound is a subtle "ding", providing a gentle reminder without causing unnecessary disruption or alarm.
  • Customize the duration of display of the event so that it stays in sight.
  • Choose the recurrence of the event.
  • Add an associated reminder to be displayed when the event time approaches.
The Idem Clock on a kitchen shelve with a note displayed on the clock

Display information that remains visible

Notes

Like a sticky note on the fridge, display information they can reference as needed.

  • The sound is a subtle, yet familiar "ding".
  • Customize display duration so the note remains in sight.
  • Choose the recurrence of the note to support habit-building behavior.

Be creative! While we've provided some suggestions for using each type of communication, the most important thing is to tailor them to your needs and the preferences of the person in your care.