When you press the help button on the medical alert system, a wireless signal is sent to your medical alarm base station. This signal opens a toll-free two-way communication with a dispatcher. All dispatchers are medically trained professionals available to assist you 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Our dispatchers are trained to help in the event of an emergency, injury, illness, accident, fire, burglary or any other instances where assistance may be needed
Emergency Response Medical Alert System
A medical alert system may seem complex, but it is actually quite simple. There are three basic components: the medical alarm base station,the medical alarm pendant and the monitoring center. Our medical alert system is designed to deliver the help you need, as fast as possible. Each feature of the medical alert system is designed to provide you and your loved ones with:
- A fast response time
- Superior voice quality
- Long range capability
Our medical alert systems have one of the widest two-way voice ranges available on the market today. Depending on your home’s construction, some distances may vary and it’s best to test your unit once installed.
Medical Alert Pendant and Base Station Features
All medical alert pendants are water-resistant. This feature is important for seniors, who may need to wear it at all times, including the tub and shower. The pendant is comfortable and discreet compared to some other wearable models.
- Lightweight
- Easy to use
- Water-resistant
- Can be worn around the neck, on the wrist, or as a belt clip
There are many different types of medical alert system base stations and each has a unique appearance. The Home and Home & Yard systems connect to your existing phone line. The Home & Away system uses either an existing phone line or the AT&T Cellular Network. When activated, the base station will dial the programmed number of the monitoring center.Once connected to the monitoring center, the base station becomes a high powered speaker phone. The built in speaker and voice module allow your loved one to have two-way voice communication with a medically trained dispatcher, even if they are not near their telephone.