http://carealert.com.au/help/sa_rebate.html
The State Government of WA offers a generous $200 rebate for a CareAlert Smart Dialler for all WA Seniors Card holders. PLEASE NOTE: … You can only apply for the rebate once you have purchased your CareAlert Smart Dialler. You will also need to have an incoming "Land Line" to your property.
You are eligible for the rebate if you live in your;
‘own home’ (fully or partly owned)
–single dwelling with family members or other Seniors Card holders
–separate “granny flat” forming part of a property occupied by family members or others
–accommodation in a retirement village (either owns a strata title home, leases a unit, or is allocated a unit through buying a share in the village)
–caravan or mobile home used as an occupant’s principal place of residence, including accommodation in a residential park (owns the park home but leases the land).
–rental accommodation including: –accommodation owned by Homeswest –accommodation owned by an employer.
Good find! Also worth noting that on the same page it says SA has a rebate too though the amount is unknown and the criteria vague.
For those wondering, this device comes with a waterproof pendant for seniors to wear (similar to a personal panic alarm) but when the button is pressed it communicates to the base station which is hooked up to the home phone line and dials upto 5 numbers in sequence until the phone is answered. Great peace of mind for when they are living by themselves.
I bought one for my grandma and it works really well. Website has good info and an animation to explain. Setup can be tricky for older folks so I'd recommend setting up yourself or using their technician service which is around $49.