Emergency Alert Devices that are Reliable & Affordable

Seniors sign up for emergency alert devices simply because they want to know that they will be able to get help any time they have an emergency. So it's important to know that your medical alert company takes their monitoring seriously. Most larger medical alert companies provide reliable montitoring, but it is rare to find companies with two monitoring centers. I always recommend finding a company that provides redundant monitoring with their medical emergency alerts service. Redundant monitoring means that there is a primary center and a back up center at a different location. We are proud to provide redundant monitoring with our primary center in Orange County, CA and a second back up center in Texas! This means that if a natural disaster such as a serious earthquake or a serious hurricane were to happen and our primary center were knocked out - your service would automatically back up to the Texas center. I'm sure you've noticed that weather patterns have gotten harsher and harsher in recent years, with unexpected weather and disasters happening in places that they are least expected. So it's important for your emergency alert devices company to be prepared. With redundant monitoring, you will be able to know that your medical emergency alerts button will be able to get you help 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, even if there is a major natural disaster where your monitoring center is…

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I am ordering one of these emergency alert devices for my mother. We both live in Pennsylvania. How quickly do these emergency alert devices ship? Do you have overnight shipping as well?

Larry R.
Pittsburgh, PA

Hi Larry, our standard free shipping is through priority mail. This takes 2 to 3 days to arrive nationwide. We can absolutely overnight elderly monitoring devices to Pennsylvania. There is a charge of $45.00 for that overnight service.

I hope this helps!
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One of the great benefits of having these fall alert systems in mom's home is that she'll be able to relax more knowing that she could get help at anytime. Mothers are notorious for worrying. And it is great for you to help your mom enjoy her later years as they were meant to be: relaxed and care-free. Your mom will wear her emergency alert devices at all times in her home. Once that becomes part of the routine, she has very little to worry about. At anytime she will be able to hit that fall alert button and get whatever help she needs. It's amazing the difference that these emergency alert devices can mean to a senior in need. If your mom thinks a lot about what would happen during an emergency or talks about falls a lot, it sounds like its time for a good fall alert in her home.

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I wanted to compliment you and your company for having a great informative website. I was a Family Caregiver for my mom for 8 years and I experienced the process of selecting an Emergency Alert device company. What I love about your site it walks the family member through every question and provides the viewer the tools to select the right company. In fact I was at a corporate conference that focused on "Family Crisis  and Our Employees" and I was the guest "Family CareGiver".  After the main part of the conference, I was asked about emergency alert devices and told them my stories pros and cons....what questions to ask but I gave them your website to get more informed and also have "questions" to ask other companies to find out about their services, call centers etc....also to see how informed their staff people are???

By the way, you have a great Chat Person "Lisa" online. I did ask about a new alert device that claims it can go anywhere you go because it works similar to a cell phone...any comments pro or con Jeff. Well, I gotta go.

Thanks

Andrew Reyes
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Is your mother shy about using her wrist alert? There are some simple things you can do to encourage her to feel more comfortable using these emergency alert devices. Testing regularly with mom is a great start. Let her press the wrist alert as if it is an emergency, and, when the operator speaks to her over the speaker box, let her speak to them and tell them she's just testing. This will start to familiarize your mom with what to expect and it will help take any fear of using emergency alert devices out of the equation. Sometimes a customer might not want to test the wrist alert because they're worried about bothering our monitoring center. Of course, they absolutely should not feel that way. It is our monitoring centers job to take both the emergency calls and test calls. You can test as often as you like. And they'd be bored without customers calling! Its in the interest of our customer's safety that we ask them to test once a month. So test regularly with your mom. Overtime she'll really warm up to her wrist alert!

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