Personal Emergency Response Systems

There is a new revolutionary personal emergency response system that has a wide array of significant safety applications. The freedom Alert offers functionality not available with other elderly medical alert systems, such as the ability for two-way conversation on the pendant itself and communication in a 600+ range from the base unit.

This new PERS (personal emergency response system), is now available for those requiring assistance in emergency situations. LogicMark is now distributing the freedom alert nationally. Due to this new state of the art technology, this personal emergency response system goes far beyond being a medical alert. It can also be used as a personal alarm to provide much needed safety in centers for the disabled as well as in schools and daycare centers.

Freedom Alert gives users access to help 24 hours a day and 365 days of the year. While other personal emergency response systems offer equipment with panic buttons, Freedom Alert is one of  the only system that provides this unique ability to speak through the pendant itself as well as two-way voice speakerphone technology. This new elderly medical alert also offers over 600 feet of communication range and out of range notifications.

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Elderly Medical Alert

Guardian Alert 911

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Guardian Alert 911

A monitored elderly medical alert device will have a monthly or yearly subscription fee to pay for the live monitoring. A device like the Guardian Alert does not. You only pay for the medical alert system itself and then there are no more fees. This is a good option when price is a consideration. I'm not sure there is any benefit to having a live monitoring system if you are within the home because once you press the button on your medical alert device will dial 911. If someone can point out the benefit of calling a middleman to call 911 for you, I'd like to hear about it in the comment section. I may be missing something very important.

So I decided to look into the elderly medical alert system without monitoring. More specifically, the Guardian Alert 911. To me it seemed sensible and the price was right. It was advertised at $149 with free shipping. It wasn't anything fancy but it sounded like it was all we would need. (Read More on Guardian Alert 911 )

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