KISA Guardian - Personal Alarm and Monitoring Device for Support at Home

Personal Alarm and Monitoring Device You Can Trust

KISA Guardian is a personal emergency alarm and monitoring device designed for seniors who want to continue to live independently while staying secure and protected at home and in the community.

With features like automatic fall detection, SOS emergency alerts and 24/7 real-time response, KISA Guardian ensures that help is always close at hand when it matters most. By reducing risks and providing instant response, it supports ageing with dignity, freedom, and gives families and carers confidence.

Whether an individual is living at home and receiving care, or in a residential aged care community, KISA Guardian is the ultimate support system for those at risk of falls, medical incidents, or anyone who simply wants the comfort of knowing that help is always within reach.

Importantly, KISA Guardian is eligible for funding under the Support at Home (SaH) program, making it an accessible and reliable solution for older Australians and their families.

Three KISA Guardian devices showing different contacts for Support at Home personal alarm monitoring

KISA Guardian keeping users safe

  • Instant SOS support to connect users directly with carers or emergency services
  • Automatic fall detection triggers alerts if a fall occurs, even if the user cannot call for help or press a button.
  • 24/7 emergency protection provides instant alerts, ensuring help is always available, day or night.
  • GPS location tracking allows families, carers and providers to receive SMS alerts to always know the user’s location.
  • No screens or menus keeps functionality simple and intuitive.
  • Large tactile buttons with options for text, photos, or braille make the device easier to use.
KISA Guardian device teal design with various contact buttons for aged care emergency response
  • Loud, clear speaker for reliable two-way communication, ensuring good quality call even for those with hearing impairment
  • Long battery life reduces the need for frequent charging, keeping users connected even during extended use.
  • Handy lanyard enabling KISA Guardian to be worn around the neck for quick and easy access.
  • Simple charging options are available via the included cradle or optional magnetic cable.
  • Customisable settings allow preferred contacts, emergency escalation paths and safety settings to be set up, with the option to print important medical information on the back of the device.
  • A personal emergency alarm system (ISO 22 29 06) with localising and tracking (ISO 22 29 12). Both are item types on the AT-HM List for Support at Home, in the Prescribed (recommended) category.
KISA Guardian back panel showing SOS button and printed medical information, emergency contact, for aged care safety

Because feeling safe feels good

For families, KISA Guardian provides the greatest reassurance, offering the confidence that their loved one is protected, connected, and supported around the clock. For the user, it delivers the freedom to live independently and with confidence, backed by the security of fast, reliable emergency response.

  • Stay independent at home – users can continue living safely in their own homes, without feeling isolated.
  • Reduces carer stress – families and providers can feel reassured knowing they will be alerted quickly if an emergency occurs.
  • Feel more confident and at ease - with support always nearby, users can go about their day knowing they are never alone.

With the KISA Guardian, safety comes first – and families can breathe easy.

KISA Guardian package box device lanyard charger with different contacts for elderly personal alarm setup

KISA Guardian Supporting Every Stage of Care

Seniors living independently at home

With 24/7 monitoring, instant alerts, and easy connection to loved ones, KISA Guardian ensures safety and confidence at home.

Seniors living in aged care

In case of falls or times of health and medical distress, help is always at hand with the press of a button.

Seniors living with mobility or memory challenges

Easy-to-use - no screen, no complex menus, large buttons and high contrast design.

HCP providers seeking reliable, compliant technology for their clients

Assistive technology that can be recommended with confidence and relied upon to provide safety, rapid response, and consistent support.

Live independently. Stay protected. Trust KISA Guardian.

Common Questions About the KISA Guardian

KISA Guardian is a personal emergency alarm and monitoring device for older Australians, designed for the Support at Home program. It has an SOS button and is worn around the neck on a lanyard. KISA Care adds 24/7 monitoring by an Australian-based team, unlimited two-way communication, GPS tracking and fall detection.

Standard personal alarms vary widely. Some only work at home, and many do not include features such as automatic fall detection or GPS location sharing. KISA Guardian is a purpose-built device. It supports automatic fall detection and two-way communication through a built-in speaker. It can share the wearer's GPS location with nominated contacts by SMS, and you can print the wearer's medical information on the back of the device.

KISA Guardian is designed for Australians aged 65 and over. It helps them stay independent at home or in the community while staying safe and connected. It is particularly suitable for Support at Home participants who are at risk of falls or medical incidents, or who find phones and screens hard to use.

Yes, if you have assistive technology funding approved under Support at Home. KISA Guardian is a personal emergency alarm with GPS location tracking, and both of these item types are on the Australian Government's AT-HM List. Your Support at Home provider arranges the device and claims it from your AT-HM funding, and a participant contribution can apply. Ask your provider whether the KISA Care monitoring plan can also be included.

Only if you want the device funded. AT-HM funding is approved through an aged care assessment and set out in your Notice of Decision and support plan. If you moved across from a Home Care Package, you can use the AT-HM scheme without a new assessment, and any unspent Home Care Package funds are used first. If you buy KISA Guardian privately, no assessment is needed - the device arrives set up to your requirements and ready to use.

On a KISA plan, the KISA Guardian device is $698 and comes with a KISA SIM. KISA Care covers 24/7 monitoring, unlimited two-way communication, GPS tracking and fall detection, and is $55 per month from the second month. You can also choose the annual plan at $1,418, which covers the device, 12 months of KISA Care and accessories in one payment. A BYO SIM option is also available at $698 for the device only, without KISA Care. You can compare every option on the KISA pricing page.

Yes. Because KISA Guardian operates on the 4G mobile network rather than a home phone line or WiFi, it works anywhere there is mobile coverage - including residential aged care facilities, day centres, and out in the community. It is not limited to home use.

For people living alone, the main concern is having no one nearby if something goes wrong - a fall in the bathroom, a medical episode overnight, or simply feeling unwell with no way to reach help quickly. KISA Guardian addresses this directly. If a fall is detected automatically or the SOS button is pressed, nominated contacts are alerted immediately with the user's location, so help can be arranged without delay. Optional KISA Reminders, set up through the KISA portal, add another layer of routine support for medication or daily tasks. For many people, the result is the confidence to continue living at home independently, knowing that a response is always available if it is needed.

KISA Guardian gives families a reliable way to stay connected without needing to be physically present. If the SOS button is pressed or a fall is detected, nominated contacts receive an immediate alert with a location link so they can respond or arrange help quickly. Between emergencies, family members can view the user's location on a map through the MyKISA portal or the optional MyKISA app. For adult children who live in a different suburb or interstate, this means they have a clear way to act if something goes wrong - without depending on their parent to remember to call.