Today, SafeHome.org is testing the #One #Call #Alert Mobile On-the-Go device. This device includes some great features that will help keep seniors safe when they are out and about, but it can also be used effectively while at home. In the video, our SafeHome.org medical alert expert points out the tiny microphone and speaker which enable two-way talk with the monitoring center. Next, she presses and holds the emergency help button to connect with a #One #Call #Alert emergency response agent. After 42 seconds, an agent connects and asks if assistance is needed. After confirming the expert’s identity, the agent concludes the call.
The #One #Call #Alert Mobile On-the-Go comes with two-way talk, location detection that can be accessed by both the monitoring center and caregivers, and an optional fall detection pendant. It utilizes AT&T 4G LTE cellular monitoring for use in the home and while away. One Call Alert offers several payment options and also a cost-effective plan for households with more than one medical alert user.
One Call Alert joined the medical alert industry in 2012. The company’s sister brand, American Medical ID, makes medical bracelets and other forms of identification to communicate critical information to first responders. If looking for an affordable system for an individual or a household with multiple medical alert users, you may want to consider One Call Alert.
Learn more about One Call Alert and other highly-rated alert systems at https://www.safehome.org/.
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Time Stamps
0:00 SafeHome.org’s medical alert system expert introduces the Mobile On-the-Go.
0:08 The medical alert expert identifies the small microphone and speaker on the device which enable two-way talk.
0:18 The expert explains that she will demonstrate a call to the monitoring center and instructs viewers to listen for the voice prompt.
0:28 The expert presses and holds the emergency help button.
0:31 A voice prompt states: “Call in progress.”
1:10 A monitoring center agent connects and asks if assistance is needed.
1:22 The expert explains that she is testing the system.
1:34 After the agent confirms that the call was a test, he disconnects.
Read our full written review of the One Call Alert medical alert system here:
https://www.safehome.org/medical-alert-systems/one-call-alert/reviews
And follow these links to learn even more about One Call Alert and similar alert systems for seniors:
One Call Alert Pricing Guide: https://www.safehome.org/medical-alert-systems/one-call-alert/
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LifeFone Medical Alert System Review:
https://www.safehome.org/medical-alert-systems/lifefone/reviews/
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