Lifeline?

Some other one?

Am in da woods literally and figuratively today. Sister has tasked me with reviewing and researching medical emergent systems.

Any experiences with these or other companies?

On viewing of website, Life Alert is the I’ve Fallen, and Can’t Get Up fame. Website is busy and anxiety causing. Too much red. Their marketing department should know better.

Lifeline looks more professional and endorsed by AARP.

It is about medical security more than police protection. Although a medical and cop bundle would be a consideration.

Figure this group probably has some experience 🌫.

We have a SimplySafe alarm system that has panic buttons, including USB sized dongles that include a panic button. It uses both cell and internet connections.

if cellphone/internet is not available, there are satellite based system sold to hikers/wilderness explorers that might work.

Good business planning. 👍

They just need to remember to charge/wear the watch, but I am guessing you will need buy -in with any system.

Come to think of it, a few Alexas around the house might not be a bad idea either. "Hey Alexa, call me a bambulance!"

It might also be a good way to push daily reminders about taking meds (if they are on any), etc.

Just be prepared to be "tech support"...

It might also be a good way to push daily reminders about taking meds (if they are on any), etc.

Just be prepared to be "tech support"...[/quote]

Yep what Stogie said...🇨🇮

When Drafter is chasing chickens be careful to stay out of his way.

My mom fell down...and stayed down for half a day...

She forgot to press the button on the wrist band or the machine base 10 ft away within her reach if she crawled...the wrist one was within reach all the time...

Go figure...

Lifeline?

Some other one?

Am in da woods literally and figuratively today. Sister has tasked me with reviewing and researching medical emergent systems.

Any experiences with these or other companies?

On viewing of website, Life Alert is the I’ve Fallen, and Can’t Get Up fame. Website is busy and anxiety causing. Too much red. Their marketing department should know better.

Lifeline looks more professional and endorsed by AARP.

It is about medical security more than police protection. Although a medical and cop bundle would be a consideration.

Figure this group probably has some experience 🌫.[/quote]

I had no fooking idea you were that old.

My mom fell down...and stayed down for half a day...

She forgot to press the button on the wrist band or the machine base 10 ft away within her reach if she crawled...the wrist one was within reach all the time...

Go figure...[/quote]

The one currently leading is one with Fall Detection. A fall alert goes off, and if the faller doesn’t press the button after 30 seconds, the security company calls the person and if no answer EMS. Like that feature.

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🌫 It’s for my great grandson.

My dad took spill a couple days ago and mom had to call for an ambulance. He didn't get hurt from the fall other than some bruises but the concerning thing is what led to the fall. After some blood work, his blood stuff is kinda out of whack (potassium, hemoglobin, white blood cells are not right). Also has issues with his kidneys. He'll be in the hospital at least until this coming Monday while the try to pump him with fluids and get his kidneys running again and his blood fixed.

Writing is pretty much on the wall. Time to get my parents into some sort of assisted living sort of thing. A one level condo/apartment so there are no stairs to navigate and one that has some RNA/CNA on staff to help them as they need.

A few months ago they didn't want to discuss it. Even mentioning it would get my mom on the defensive and shut down the conversation. I think recent developments have softened them to entertain the idea.

My dad took spill a couple days ago and mom had to call for an ambulance. He didn't get hurt from the fall other than some bruises but the concerning thing is what led to the fall. After some blood work, his blood stuff is kinda out of whack (potassium, hemoglobin, white blood cells are not right). Also has issues with his kidneys. He'll be in the hospital at least until this coming Monday while the try to pump him with fluids and get his kidneys running again and his blood fixed.

Writing is pretty much on the wall. Time to get my parents into some sort of assisted living sort of thing. A one level condo/apartment so there are no stairs to navigate and one that has some RNA/CNA on staff to help them as they need.

A few months ago they didn't want to discuss it. Even mentioning it would get my mom on the defensive and shut down the conversation. I think recent developments have softened them to entertain the idea.[/quote]

The planet's plates are shifting up north as well. Mom can't take care of dad anymore. Dad is temporarily in a nursing home. Mom wants him to stay in a facility like that. He's always said he'd rather die than not live at home. The next phase, whatever that is, has to be in place in the next week or two.