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As someone who literally designs nurse call systems for a living, this is lovely and well intentioned, but also utterly inane.
You cannot be around someone 24/7. Even if you so much as step out to get groceries, that's a window of time where something can go wrong.
Nurse call systems save lives. That is a simple fact, and it's why every nursing home is either expected or - depending on jurisdiction - required to have one.
What you're doing here is the equivalent of telling a cancer patient to try drinking ginger tea.