Medical Alert Guide

• Personal Alarm
• Alarm Console
• Monitoring Service
• Lockbox

• Wander Alarms
• Medication Alarms
• Alarm Phones

Welcome to the Medical Alert Guide

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Medical Alarms For Safety and Piece of Mind

A home medical alarm monitoring system is designed to provide safety, security and peace of mind for elderly or disabled family members who may live alone. Medical alarms are specially designed for people at risk of a possible medical emergency such as a heart attack, stroke, fainting or falls, and are easy to use. Medical alert systems have three main components to them:

Medical alarm button - Wireless pushbutton device worn around the neck or wrist

Medical alarm console - Base unit dials out for help when alarm button is pushed

Medical alert service - 24/7 service continually monitors and responds to the call