Bay Alarm Medical offers many choices in Medical Alert Systems (#medicalalertsystem). How do you know which Bay Alarm Medical Alert System (#medicalalertsystem) is right for you? This video will show you the entire Bay Alarm Medical family of Medical Alert Systems (#medicalalertsystem) for those who are always home, those who go out often, and for seniors still driving. We test the systems, and discuss pros, cons, prices, and benefits.
Time Stamps
0:00 Introducing the Bay Alarm family of Medical Alert Devices
1:14 History of Bay Alarm Medical
1:29 How Bay Alarm Medical Alert Systems can help you or a loved one
1:57 Types of Bay Alarm Medical Alert At-Home Systems reviewed
2:23 Perks of Bay Alarm Medical Alert Systems
2:55 Set-Up and description of Bay Alarm In-Home Medical Alert System
4:43 Test of Bay Alarm In-Home Medical Alert System
5:18 How Bay Alarm Medical In-Home Alert Systems protect you throughout your home
6:30 Test if Bay Alarm In-Home Medical Alert System is really waterproof
7:07 How Bay Alarm Medical Alert Systems protect you when you can’t talk
7:33 How Bay Alarm Medical Alert Systems protect you when you fall via fall detection
7:51 How Bay Alarm Medical Alert Systems work in a non-emergency
8:07 What do Bay Alarm Medical In-Home Alert Systems cost?
9:23 Bay Alarm Medical On-The-Go Help Buttons, a portable Medical Alert System
10:42 Test of Bay Alarm Medical On-The-Go Help Buttons
11:14 Costs of Bay Alarm Medical On-The-Go Help Buttons
12:01 Bay Alarm Medical In-Car Medical Alert Systems
12:53 Test of Bay Alarm Medical In-Car Medical Alert Systems
13:47 Costs of Bay Alarm Medical In-Car Medical Alert Systems
14:06 Comparing Bay Alarm Medical Alert Systems
15:14 How Bay Alarm Medical Alert Systems can help non-English speakers
15:28 Reasons to Choose Bay Alarm Medical Alert Systems
16:00 Reasons Not to Choose Bay Alarm Medical Alert Systems
While their medical alert systems (#medicalalertsystem) employ cutting-edge technology, Bay Alarm has been around since 1946. With these Bay Alarm Medical devices, you can call for help with the touch of a button, whether your emergency is due to a health issue, fire, or even a suspected break-in. You could call 911, if you’re close to your phone, but Bay Alarm’s dedicated, US-based agents 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.
We tested three different systems to help people with a variety of needs.
Bay Alarm sells two In-Home Medical Alert systems, which are both made in the USA.
If you want to protect an active senior, their On-The-Go Help Button works everywhere there’s cell signal.
Finally, their In-Car Medical Alert system protects seniors who drive.
No matter which system you choose, Bay Alarm offers some nice perks, including a thirty-day free trial. If you’re not happy with the service, send the equipment back within 30 days, and you won’t be charged.
With the lifetime customer price guarantee, once you subscribe, the price of service will never increase… even if it protects you for another decade or two!
And you don’t need to sign a long-term contract that makes you keep paying when you want to stop.
This video will show you how this high-quality equipment can protect a beloved family member, or yourself, at home, out and about, or in the car.
If a loved one falls and bangs her head, the In-Home systems come with optional Fall Detection in a necklace which dials the call center if triggered. The fall detection monitors use an accelerometer to try to determine if the wearer has fallen and can send help even if the user is out cold.
Seniors can often have episodes which are not emergencies, but simply require the help of a friend or family. If Mom is just feeling poorly or needs some personal help while she’s in the bathroom, Bay Alarm can reach out to a friend or family member as well as emergency personnel.
Jeff Hoyt is SeniorLiving.org’s Editor-in-Chief.
For reviews of Medical Guardian’s home medical alert systems, watch https://youtu.be/D1g3r8D8qAs
For reviews of Medical Guardian’s on-the-go medical alert systems, watch https://youtu.be/bN8Hkz0Wd_A
For reviews of LifeFone’s medical alert systems, watch https://youtu.be/XCzGwcQw40A
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