A Medical Panic Button that is Reliable & Affordable

When you order medical response systems from us, you don't need to set up an installation appointment. In order to avoid costly set up fees and make it so that you don't have to schedule any appointments or wait for the technician to arrive, we just ship out your system and medical panic button directly to you. Our medical response systems are easy to set up. You literally just need to plug it in to a phone jack and an electrical outlet. Since most seniors can do this installation themselves without any trouble, we don't send out technicians. You can set it up at your convenience and then press that medical panic button to test it. As long as you can speak to an operator over the medical response systems speaker, it is set up right and working!

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Happy New Year! We hope you get the chance to ring in 2012 with your family and good friends. Here are a few things that you should work into your New Year's resolutions in regards to our medical emergency alerts and your mom or dad's safety: 1. Test regularly! We recommend that all of our customer's test their systems once a month to make sure that everything is working. All you have to do is press your medical panic button and speak with the operator. 2. Keep tabs on your mom's situation and how she is doing. Sometimes seniors can progress quickly to a point where they need more than one of these medical emergency alerts. If your mom keeps forgetting to wear her medical panic button or sometimes forgets what it is for it may be time for extra care. We hope your 2012 is a great year. Don't forget to make mom's safety a big priority this year!

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I talk to seniors every day who are concerned about how they can remember to test their medical panic button.  Testing your senior citizen alert is essential to ensuring you are protected and that your speaker box and pendant are working.  It also allows you to get comfortable using the medical panic button so you are ready to use it for real should their be a true emergency.

I always recommend seniors test at least once a month.   A good way to remember is to have a calender and mark the day you are going to test and/or testing on the day you were born. [Read More...]

Let's be honest, when you call a company asking about their emergency alert devices you are looking information and not wanting to bother with someone trying to aggressively sell you on their product. There is a strong sales culture in the medical panic button industry because companies have their employees work on commission, and this leads to a lot of uncomfortable phone calls. Ultimately, we get lots of business without hiring traditional salespeople. When you call us, we are happy to provide all the information about our system and service. We are proud that your call is answered by someone who cares about helping you find the right emergency alert devices for your situation and not someone just shooting for a sale. We won't pester you with phone calls after you talk to us for the first time, so you will have to call us back if you have more questions about our medical panic button or would like to order the service…

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Personal Security Alarms come with a medical panic button and a console with a speaker box.   The console needs to be plugged into an electrical outlet as well as a phone jack.   It connects to your land line, VOIP line or cable bundle package so the monitoring center can have an operator communicate with the senior via the speaker box.  Be sure to tell the medical panic button company who your phone provider is and what kind of phone connection it is. Then they can make sure you have the appropriate equipment.

It is so important to be familiar with the phone company that you use. Almost all phone companies will be compatible with a medical panic button.  However, depending on which phone company you do have, the company will send you a system compatible for that specific company. For example, people who use a cable bundle package receive a different console than those who have a standard land line.

If you already have a compatible land line, but have to move or change your phone company, do your homework. Make sure you check with the  medical panic button company you chose before signing up with a new phone company. If the new phone company is not compatible, do not use their service. [Read More...]