Alert1 offers a family of Medical Alert Systems (#medicalalertsystem). Which Alert1 Medical Alert System (#medicalalertsystem) is right for you or a loved one depends on whether you go out often and whether your home has a landline. I’ll test Alert1 systems, and discuss their pros, cons, prices, and benefits.
Time Stamps
0:00 Introducing the Alert1 family of Medical Alert Devices
0:53 How Alert1 Medical Alert Systems can help you or a loved one
1:13 Types of Alert1 Medical Alert At-Home Systems reviewed
1:25 Perks of Alert1 Medical Alert Systems
1:52 Set-Up and description of Alert1 Home Medical Alert System
3:36 How Alert1 Home Medical Alert Systems protect you throughout your home
4:48 How Alert1 Home Medical Alert System can help you even if you can’t talk
6:19 What do Alert1 Home Medical Alert Systems cost?
7:25 Description of Alert1 On-The-Go, a portable Medical Alert System
8:12 Test of Alert1 On-The-Go Medical Alert System
8:51 Costs of Alert1 Medical On-The-Go Help Buttons
9:34 Comparing Alert1 Medical Alert Systems
10:07 Reasons to Choose Alert1 Medical Alert Systems
10:38 Reasons Not to Choose Alert1 Medical Alert Systems
Are you interested in getting a medical alert system (#medicalalertsystem) for yourself or a family member? This video explores the systems from Alert1. This Pennsylvania-based company has been in the medical alert business for more than three decades. Should you turn to them to help you or a loved one in an emergency?
In order to help people age with ease, SeniorLiving.org reviews medical alert systems (#medicalalertsystem) that allow seniors to live independently in their homes. This video will show you the family of Alert1 emergency response devices. I’ll test them, list the pros, cons, and latest prices, and explain who can benefit from these lifesaving products. Alert1 opened their first location in 1988. Instead of fumbling for a phone, these devices can call for help with the touch of a button, whether your emergency requires medical professionals, police, or firefighters. Alert1’s Command Center Operators know who’s calling and your medical situation. You can even call for non-emergency help as well. And, with optional fall detection, these devices can call for help even when you can’t.
The company makes two different systems to help people with a variety of needs. Their Home system works with your landline phone service to protect you when you’re home. While their sleek On-The-Go system can protect you at home or away.
No matter which system you choose, Alert1 offers some nice perks, including a thirty-day money-back refund on most plans. If you’re not happy with the service, send the equipment back within 30 days, and you won’t be charged. If your base unit breaks down, they’ll replace it for you for at no charge. And you don’t need to sign a long-term contract to make you keep paying when you want to stop! Let us show you how Alert1’s systems can protect a beloved family member, … or yourself.
Alert1’s Home system connects to your landline with basic phone cables. Even though it is simple to install, Alert1 offers both video and pictorial tutorials online. You can even have an installer visit your home if you prefer. You don’t need to sign up for additional phone service. Unlike much of its competition, Alert1 doesn’t offer a cellular version. So if you don’t have a traditional landline, check out their On-The-Go system instead.
Alert1’s On-The-Go system is portable, so you can have it with you no matter where you go. It comes with a lanyard and belt clip, so you can wear it where you’re most comfortable. The state-of-the-art system works anywhere there is cellular service. And it can find you anywhere as well, using 911 location services. You don’t need cell or Wi-Fi service or a landline.
The tiny unit contains a rechargeable battery that will power the unit for up to 7 days. Watch the video for more details on the On-The-Go medical alert system (#medicalalertsystem), including a live test of the system.
Jeff Hoyt is SeniorLiving.org’s Editor-in-Chief.
For more reviews of medical alert systems, watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCzGwcQw40A&list=PLPwRFwjVXzjS2b0XcYwVNXVn2cDy67BtC
For reviews of LifeFone’s medical alert systems, watch https://youtu.be/XCzGwcQw40A
To learn how seniors could avoid paying old debts, watch
Subscribe to SeniorLiving.org on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIYQwu7wEpLyijISnF5Z6eA?sub_confirmation=1
For the best assisted living options for your loved one: https://www.seniorliving.org/assisted-living/
For more tips for seniors: https://www.seniorliving.org/
If you’re interested in joining the hundreds of thousands of families who’ve found senior living communities on SeniorLiving.org, read the reviews on our website: https://www.seniorliving.org/housing/
