Easy-to-use mobile phones for older Australians

One-touch dialing allows seniors to place calls by simply tapping a picture.

User can’t access settings. You, the caregiver, manage the settings from your own phone.

Press & hold buttons is an intuitive method that prevents unwanted outgoing calls.

Different call activation methods allow you to adapt the touchscreen to your senior’s ability and needs.

Automatic speaker mode: all calls automatically go to the phone’s loudspeaker, with a volume of up to 126.5dB.

Call confirmation screen helps to avoid accidental dials. It will appear after a contact is tapped, asking the senior to confirm that they really want to call the contact.

Low vision & hand tremor mode makes everything much larger for users with low vision or hand tremors. You can also adjust the color scheme for better contrast.

Volume rocker is disabled to ensure the volume is always set to maximum.

Large display shows six large pictures of contacts and an optional emergency button on a 6.5″ display.

Large picture buttons for contacts allow your senior to easily find and reach their loved ones on the phone’s home screen.

Auto-lock makes the screen go dark after 2 minutes of inactivity, and wake up with movement.

Keypad can be made available, allowing the senior to dial numbers manually, instead of picture dialing.

Auto-answer make the phone answer automatically after a few rings and go to speakerphone, so you can check if your senior needs help. The senior doesn’t need to press the Answer button.

Power button can be disabled to ensure that the phone is always on and that the user does not inadvertently turn off the phone.

Change background color to improve color contrast.

Block unwanted incoming calls from non-contacts to prevent scams and robocalls.

Contact allow list: create a list of people who can call your senior even if you have blocked calls from non-contacts.

Location tracking provides the phone’s location.

On or off phone status allows you to check whether the phone is on or off.

Monitor signal strength to ckeck whether your senior has connectivity.

Three emergency calling options: 1) emergency button on the home screen, 2) add emergency services as a contact, or 3) manually dial 911 with the keypad.

RAZ Emergency Service is designed to eliminate repetitive 000 calling, by routing calls to a private dispatch service. Caregivers are notified of emergency calls by text message.

RAZ Alert sends you a text message when the senior calls 000.

Block the senior from making calls. The phone can be set up to receive calls only. The senior can still contact emergency services.

Video calling: ideo call your senior through the RAZ Care app. Only approved contacts can place video calls, not the senior.

Text messaging: your senior can text loved ones using super-large letters, customizable keyboard and the speech-to-text option. You can limit who can text them.

Phone calls are an easy way for your senior to stay connected with family and friends.

Wireless charging allows seniors with dexterity or vision challenges to charge their phone more easily. Simply place the phone on the charger. Sold separately.

Charging reminders when the battery is low help your senior keep their phone charged.

Announcement that phone is charging as soon as the senior plugs in the charging cable or places the phone on the wireless charger.

Check battery power and charging status on your own smartphone through the RAZ Care app.

Low battery text alert lets you know when battery is below a predetermined threshold.

Long-lasting battery guarantees that your senior stays connected for as long as possible between charges.