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Due to mis-prescribed medications, my 92 year old mother was comatosed when I arrived at her house. I notified Life Alert by pushing her button. The Life Alert rep was very in tuned to our situation and was very conscientious prior to the EMT’s arrival.
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I had shooting pains across my chest for over an hour. They weren’t stopping, and I called Life Alert. The ambulance was here promptly, and I stayed at the hospital until 11:00pm. The doctor came in and said they could find nothing wrong, and said I can go home – and to call if the pain returned. So far it has not. I’m 85 years old.
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I rolled out of bed onto the floor. I can’t get up without assistance and the Life Alert operator stayed with me on the telephone until the emergency personnel arrived. The operator kept updating me on the EMT’s arrival time which helped a lot. The [amount] I pay a month is definitely worth it.
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I believe I was sleep walking and curled up in the chair I used before my husband died. Fell asleep and when I woke up, I was unable to get out of the chair. I have bad knees and had bent them up to my chest and could not get them to straighten out. So I called for help.
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My son has a TBI and physical disabilities. He fell and pushed his button and I was called. By the time I got there, [my son] was safely back in his chair. The people that helped him were professional, courteous and “kind.”
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My mother fell and she pushed the button. The staff immediately spoke with her and followed up by calling the family. Paramedics were called. The staff called me after the paramedics assessed my mother to give me and update. Very pleased with excellent service.
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Mother suffered a fall. She pressed Life Alert button and responsible individual came and medical came and determined she needed to go to hospital. Life Alert put action into motion. The injury was a severe break and surgery was needed.
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First night putting Dad’s Life Alert necklace on, he fell. He pushed button and ambulance was here shortly. Not hurt, but did need aid back into bed. I was impressed on day one!
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I was trying to get out of bed in the morning. I was close to the edge and slid down to the floor. I could not get up so I pushed my [Life Alert] wrist equipment. In a few minutes, the firefighters were here to help me up. It’s a relief to know that if something that happens out of your control, all you need to do is push a button for help.
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Husband had fallen out of a scooter and was unable to get up alone. Emergency was called and paramedics arrived- safely got him back on the scooter and checked him out for any injury. All the while, Life Alert stayed on line til they knew we were safe.
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