American Lifetime 【New 2025 Dementia Clock Large Digital Clock for Seniors, Alzheimer Clock Large Display with Custom Alarms, Clock with Day & Date for Elderly, Large Number Digital Calendar Black

I love this clock. I originally bought it for my mother-in-law. She was in the mid stages of dementia and could not remember the day, date or time and whether it was morning or evening. Plus, she could only read Spanish and this clock has different languages to choose from. I am now using the clock for myself. I love being able to glance at it and see the time, date and day of the week. My sister-in-law bought one for herself. In July of 2025, I will have owned it for one year.

This works out great! My parents can read it easily and it really helps the one with dementia to know the time and the day. We just have to remind them to look at the clock until its a habit. Extremely easy to set up. Easy to follow directions. However, it came on with everything almost correct, only had to add 30 minutes to the clock. Date and time of day were already correct. Its going to be a big help to the helpers and family!

After less than a year it stopped working. I purchased this for my husband who has a severe TBI at the advice of his neurologist as much as I want to buy a new one for him the fact that it only worked for less than a year is not feasible.

Greatest clock for the elderly or for anyone !! Have two for my 91 year old mother. One in main room and one in bedroom!

Pricey, but has worked very well for our somewhat confused friend. Lasted for many years, so when it finally broke we got her the same clock again.

The clock was promptly delivered and was well packaged. It appears to be of high quality and works as advertised. It is very easy to read and I will be keeping the clock for myself. HOWEVER, I really ordered it for my elderly mother in law, and as an alarm clock , it is useless for her . Although she does not have dementia, the clock is way too difficult for her to use as her alarm clock. The setting buttons are on the back of the clock, meaning you have to flip it over to find up, down, right, left, ok, etc. to set time and function, flipping back and forth to get the right settings. You even have to turn the alarm off by pressing a button the back of the clock, again flipping or turning the clock to do so as the buttons are all flush with the case. As I said, I'm keeping the clock because it works fine for me, but be aware, it may be challenging for some seniors to navigate the menus.

This clock is great for Alzheimer's patients! Not only the day of the week and the time, it also states morning, afternoon or night.

For someone with dementia, helps a lot with wake up confusion about time of day and date. Not too bright but easily visible. Recommend.