Paige™ Video Communication Frame
See Their Face. Hear Their Voice. No Tech Skills Required.
You want to stay close to the people you love — but distance, busy schedules, and technology barriers can make that harder than it should be. Paige™ changes that. It’s a simple video communication device that lets you call your loved one at home without them needing to answer, navigate menus, remember passwords, or touch anything at all.
Paige looks like a familiar digital clock, so it never feels intimidating. You call. They see you. It’s that simple.
Features
- Simple, always-on video communication
- No passwords, menus, or complicated setup for your loved one
- Secure, invite-only family connections
- Designed for people with dementia, cognitive decline, hearing loss, or limited technology experience
- Looks like a familiar digital clock instead of a computer
- Helps reduce loneliness and social isolation
- Allows family members to check in throughout the day
- Supports independent living at home
- Enterprise-grade privacy and security
Who Can Benefit?
Paige is ideal for:
- Seniors living independently
- People living with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease
- Individuals with hearing loss
- People with mobility challenges
- Family caregivers
- Home care agencies
- Long-term care residents
- Assisted living residents
How Paige Works
You and approved family members use the secure Paige Connect™ app to make video calls, manage contacts, and adjust settings — all from your phone. Your loved one at home sees familiar faces on the screen. No action needed on their end.
Download the Paige Connect™ app:
App Store (iPhone) | Google Play (Android)
Why Families Choose Paige
Caregivers may only visit for a few hours each week, leaving long stretches when you wonder how your loved one is really doing. Paige helps bridge those hours — making it easy to share a smile, check in, or let them know you’re thinking of them. Meaningful connection, without the technology struggle.
Easy to Get Started
Setting up Paige is straightforward, and our team at Deaf & Hear Alberta is here to help. If you’re unsure whether Paige is the right fit for your family member, we can walk you through it and make sure you feel confident before you buy.
What’s Included with Your Purchase
- Paige™ Frame
- Power adapter
- Quick start instructions
- One-time device purchase — no monthly fees or commitment required
- Includes 3 months of the optional premium Family Plan (a $60 value)
- Works out of the box
(Package contents may vary by model.)
Specifications
Product Type: Video communication frame
Communication: Secure video calling
Connectivity: Internet connection required or a SIM card
Companion App: Paige Connect™
Ideal For
- Aging at home
- Staying connected with family
- Reducing caregiver stress
- Supporting independent living
- Individuals with hearing loss or cognitive challenges
Frequently Asked Questions
Does my loved one need to know how to use a computer?
No. Paige is designed for people who are uncomfortable with technology. There are no menus, passwords, or complicated controls — they don’t need to do anything.
Can multiple family members connect?
Yes. Approved family members and caregivers can all use the Paige Connect™ app to stay in touch.
Does Paige replace home care?
No. Paige complements in-person care by making it easier for families and caregivers to stay connected between visits.
Can live captioning be added to the device?
Yes. Live captioning will be available shortly, and the device will update automatically.
What is the volume output?
Paige can reach a peak output of up to 96 dB SPL directly at the speakers and operates comfortably in the 60–70 dB SPL range at a typical seating distance for safe, clear everyday communication. Volume is controlled remotely via the Paige Connect™ app.
Deaf & Hear Alberta Notes
Paige can be a valuable communication tool for many older adults and individuals with hearing loss. If you are unsure whether Paige is the right solution for your family member, our staff can help you determine if it meets your communication and accessibility needs.