Emergency Medical Alert

 

LifeStation 

"The Medical Alert System That Is Easy And Affordable" 

LifeStation The LifeStation medical alert system may be what you are looking for to watch over your elderly loved ones or for anyone that lives alone. Older people are more susceptible to falls and more prone to suffer injury from a fall.

When they live alone they can be trapped for hours or days until help arrives. That is why medical alert systems have become so popular. You can wear the alarm around your neck or on your wrist so all you have to do is push a button and help will be on the way.

The Lifestation system is simple to set up. All you have to do is plug the equipment in and it is ready to go. You must register your system so the call center knows your preferred list of contact people, phone number and address. That way if your alarm is activated but you can't speak, they can send help automatically since your information is on file.

The personal alarm is shatterproof and waterproof so there is no need to remove it when bathing. Since so many falls occur in the tub, it is a good idea to always leave the personal alarm on. You can also choose to wear it like a watch and just leave it on all the time. The LifeStation alert will operate in a range of 400 feet away from the home base. When you first receive the unit you should test in various locations around your home and yard to verify the active radius.

The LifeStation has a back-up lithium battery with a lifespan of four years that will operate for up to 32 hours during a power failure. You can also call for help by using the base unit itself. It has a large circle in the center of the unit you can press and you will be immediately connected to the call center. If you hit the button by mistake you can simply hit the "clear" button and your call will be canceled.

When you call for help, You Get Help 24/7 with a push of a medical alert button for seniors living home alone. Your call will be answered by a live person who has your personal information readily available based upon your telephone number. If you can speak, he will assess your situation and call for appropriate help. If you cannot speak, he will send help according to what you have previously specified, either a contact person or EMS. The specialists at LifeStation undergo extensive training so they know how to deal with any emergencies you may encounter while home alone.
 

Pros

Not bad for a company that doesn't charge equipment or set-up charge. Another great benefit is that you don't have to have long term contract. No more worries about your unit or console not working, they do an automatic weekly test of your console straight from their central monitoring station. Of course, if you have any questions, their technical support is open 24/7. 

Cons

Pill reminder and fall detector would have come in handy. 

Conclusion

Service is simple to start. You can get a brochure or order online at Lifestation. All you have to do is order the equipment and it will be sent to you by UPS anywhere in the United States. There is no deposit or long term contract involved. You simply pay by the month and you can cancel whenever you want. Additional services like check-in calls, combination lockbox, and additional alarm buttons are billed at an additional monthly rate.
 $29.95/mo
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