MEMORY PHONE

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Picture of MEMORY PHONE The Memory Phone is a large button telephone designed for use by individuals with Alzheimer's Disease, brain injury, or cognitive or fine motor disabilities. In addition to having a standard keypad with large numbers, this phone features eight programmable picture frames at the top. Pressing the photograph placed in a frame causes the phone to dial the corresponding phone number. A ninth frame can be used to dial 911 or other emergency number. Other features include adjustable receiver amplification, adjustable ringer volume, adjustable ringer pitch, and last-number redial. COLOR: The phone is white. The keypad keys are black with white print.

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Price: 64.95.

This product record was updated on August 9, 2010.

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Alzheimer's Store, The

3197 Trout Place Road
Cumming, Georgia 30041
United States
Telephone: 800-752-3238 or 678-947-4001.
Fax: 678-947-8411.
Web: http://www.alzstore.com.
Email: cs@alzstore.com.

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