People living with paralysis or severe mobility impairments often depend on others for assistance in carrying out routine activities and handling emergencies. When left alone, they may find it difficult or impossible to reach a mobile phone, alarm system, wheelchair controls, medicines, water, or a caregiver. In situations such as sudden pain, falls, medical complications, power outages, or other emergencies, the inability to quickly call for help can increase physical risk and emotional distress. Even during normal daily activities, dependence on family members or caregivers for simple tasks can reduce independence and confidence. As the number of elderly and mobility-impaired individuals continues to grow, this challenge affects many households but often remains unnoticed because it occurs within homes and care facilities.