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Senior Safety
Medical Alarms with a Difference
A Personal Medical Alarm that is Reliable & Affordable
Personal Medical Alarm Systems and a good alarm monitoring service for seniors who live at home alone, or even with family, provide "Peace of Mind" for all.
Sometimes a senior finds them self in a dangerous or possibly awkward situation. This could be a EMS emergency, fire, or even an intruder in the home. Having a personal medical alarm when you or your loved one can't reach the phone is crucial.
These systems often act as the first signal that a senior needs a EMS response because they fell or need help. They could have gone to the mailbox, take out the garbage, work in their yard, their basement or anywhere else in the home… a good service will get help for them in emergencies, when they can't reach the phone to dial 911 for help.
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Comparing Other Companies and Senior Safety
Different personal medical alarm companies are often compared to the Senior Safety. We want you to make the best decision for you or your loved one. Reviewing comparisons of these devices in important to your search. [Read More…]
Jeff's best test for all alert representatives you call
Here is a simple and smart test when you talk to their representatives. When it comes time that they ask you for the order after telling you about their personal medical alarm and how it works tell them that you want to think about it.
Now listen for the fun or aggravation to start, the pushy sales types will keep asking for your credit card or bank account information… over and over again.
Then simply ask for a brochure. You will find them giving you a hard time by saying things like:
- It will take a week or two to receive the brochure, why don't you order now.
- You don't have to check with your parents seniors never want one of these personal medical alarm, just give me your credit card.
- Whatever you do, don't give them your phone number. Watch, the next day they will call you by capturing your caller ID, and they will be far more aggressive about you ordering now and giving them your credit card or your bank account details again.
Just learn to say NO and sit back and watch the fun.
Take the Time to Make an Informed Decision
Call everyone and order their brochure… you will quickly detect with your "gut meter" who is good and who makes you feel uncomfortable.
Be careful not to sign any long term contracts… they are impossible to get out of.
I'm just sayin' 
We have no long term agreements, you can cancel at any time and we give you a 30 day money back guarantee.
Yes we are available in every single town in the United States, even if your home is in a rural area.
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Jeffrey C. Miller, CEO
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Reviews of personal emergency response systems help seniors find the best company
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If you are looking around for a personal medical alarm, take your time and read reviews of these systems. There are a whole lot of companies out of there, and a handful of good ones. Reading reviews of these personal emergency response systems will help you learn from the experiences of others. You do not want to get trapped in a contract with a company that you do not want to be with. Requesting a brochure and getting a thorough understanding of a company before ordering really is key. As much as I'd love for everyone to sign up with Senior Safety, what's most important is that you find the right personal medical alarm company for you. [Read More...]
Medical Alert Systems and Security Lock Boxes Are a Powerful Combo
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Every day, more and more seniors are installing medical alert systems into their homes. These systems are providing an added level of protection in the event of a medical emergency like a fall or a sudden illness. However, the best panic button in the world won’t be of much help if the Emergency Medical Technicians can’t gain access to your home or apartment. That’s why utilizing a security key box in tandem with your personal alert system is the most effective in-home protection combination to have. By now you’re probably familiar with how personal emergency response systems operate. The user has a pendant or wristwatch that features a button. When pushed, this button alerts an emergency response center that provides instant assistance and dispatch help. En route, the EMTs are provided with a helpful information about the patient they are about to visit thanks to the medical database at the response center. One very important piece of information would be the code to a security lock box. This is the same type of box that realtors attach to homes they want to show. Inside the box is the key to your home allowing the EMTs easy entry. This box is attached to your front door and can only be opened with the code. All of this means that having a security key box along with a personal medical alarm is going to give you great peace of mind. [Read More...]
Medical Alert Systems Decrease the Burden of Caring for Elderly Family Members
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All across the country, families will be having “the talk.” No, this isn’t the discussion about the “birds and the bees” with their teenagers. In this case “the talk” will concern how to effectively care for their aging parents. As you read this post, Baby Boomers, the biggest generational segment of America, are entering into retirement age. This means that their sons and daughters will be confronting the challenges of becoming a caregiver for the new senior member of their family and thinking about how medical alert systems can help. When it comes to senior care there are essentially three basic options for a family: Move in, move out or stay home. Moving in means inviting your loved one into your home. In some cases, this can be a great benefit especially if grandma or granddad is able to help out with the caretaking of the grandchildren. It’s also a great way for stay at home moms or dads to keep an eye on their parents who might need some assistance getting through the challenges of a day. With the move out option, a senior could transition into a retirement community or assisted living facility that can provide specialized around the clock support if needed. Naturally, having an elder stay in their own home is the preferred choice, but it isn’t often the most practical choice. All of these decisions are on the table and a lot will depend on the physical and mental condition of your loved one. There is one proactive step you can take no matter which living arrangement you settle on and that’s signing up for a medical alert system. Even if a senior is perfectly capable of living on their own, they can still benefit from having quick access to a personal medical alarm. Set that up first and the rest of the caretaking talk will follow! [Read More...]
A personal medical alarm may become a necessity as you get older
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Eventually a personal medical alarm may become necessary for your safety due to falls or other emergencies. The fact is that as life moves along and we get older we have different challenges to face such as balance, falls, memory, fear of living alone, illnesses just to name a few. Quality personal alarms like Senior Safety can provide the peace of mind you need to remain living in your own home with your memories for a longer time. Be smart and protect your life with a personal medical alarm. [Read More...]
Personal Medical Alarm Bypasses 911 Distractions
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Ever since the 9-1-1 emergency response system was established, millions of lives have been saved. There have been many inspiring stories of how 9-1-1 operators have come to the rescue time and time again in all kinds of emergencies. The 9-1-1 system is so easy to use that children as young as 4 years old have made the call to help out a fallen parent. Unfortunately, for as many inspiring stories of rescue there have also been just as many stories of 9-1-1 abuse. You can avoid being caught up in a 9-1-1 busy signal by having your own personal medical alarm. How bad is 9-1-1 abuse? Recently a woman in Florida was arrested after calling 9-1-1 four separate times. Her “emergency?” She was quarrelling with a manicurist over a bad nail job. There have also been incidents when disgruntled drivers call to complain about their fast food order. In one case, an obviously drunken man called 9-1-1 to ask for a ride to the liquor store. At least he had enough sense not to drive himself! For the most part, 9-1-1 offers a quick response, but if you want to be assured of a more direct answer to your personal emergency then you should consider using some of the many medical alarm devices available to you. With your own personal panic button you’ll be able to alert an independent response center that will instantly take your call. They’ll also have your personal medical and contact information readily available. Think of medical alert systems as your own private 9-1-1! [Read More...]
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"I'd like to take a moment to commend one of your employees, Casey… Casey was very patient and took me through step by step of what to plug in where… My mother is 89 and lives alone. Your service is vital to her staying in her home with some level of independence.
Casey is an example of a caring, knowledgeable and patient customer service representative. He portrayed your company in a very positive manner. I hope you are proud to employ (and reward) such a wonderful person."
Sincerely,
Jeannine L.
