Lifeline

I've had my Lifeline for quite a few years. I got it because it makes my daughters feel happy. I have the bracelet and it's all right. I wear them out and I have to have them replaced. Other than that, it works fine. I fell down and used it and the service was very good.

My husband had the bracelet, and he didn't mind wearing it at all. It didn't get in his way of doing anything. It was a good while we used Lifeline. It would ring three times and somebody would come on the phone and tell us who they were, and ask what they could help us with. We would just tell them whether we needed an ambulance or whatever the situation was. It wasn’t but a few minutes until somebody showed up. It worked perfectly fine. When we had an issue with the device, I called Lifeline and they sent me a box with another one, and then I sent that one back. Then when I quit work and we no longer needed the device, they sent me another box and I sent that one back with the bracelet as well.

A few weeks ago my wife called me while I was out to dinner and asked if I was ok. I told her I was fine... Why? The county rescue squad was at the appt because they had gotten a call that I had fallen and was not answering the Lifeline agent. So the dispatched the rescue squad. She told them I was at dinner in the dining room on the first floor of our building. They came down and the manager told them I was fine and was eating dinner. 1. At no time did I fall 2. I was wearing the pendant and I never received a call from Lifeline. As a result I have stopped wearing the device because of the false alarms.

Too heavy. It’s clumsy and hits everything and then it call the company and I have to stop wherever I am and what I’m doing for no reason. I don’t think it is a device that is easy to wear. I just don’t like it is heavy and swings against objects.

I wear my Lifeline if I'm by myself and try to make sure that I'm more careful. I was fixing to go to my exercise class. I went to sit on the stool and it slipped out from under me. My Lifeline was in the bathroom where I had finished getting dressed. And I could not get to the house phone, so I was in a pickle. I broke my hip and bones on the floor.

The device is okay. I used it when I fell and couldn't get up. I got help in 15 minutes. The device came in handy that time.

I know I need an emergency tool, but I wish I could have the bracelet and one that is easier to recharge, not have to charge so often. The necklace is heavy and always in the way. I would like this to be a bracelet and maybe not having to have to charge it.

I'm happy with Lifeline. Without it, it'd be scary because I'm a bachelor and I live by myself. Sometimes the device goes off accidentally and people come by quickly to check on me. So, it works. I like the safety of having the device and that if something happens to me, I'm not lying here by myself.

When the machine wasn’t working right, Lifeline sent me a new one. The device is alright. I have to wear it in case I fall again. Right now, I have not been falling lately. But if I fall, I will end up in the hospital. I don't wanna do that.

Every time I've ever had to use Lifeline, they're right there for me. I have the necklace and the only time I take it off is when I go swimming. However, when my daughter first set it up, we had originally asked for the type that I could use if I was out anywhere around town and needed help. But, they kept on telling me it was back ordered.

Everything with Lifeline has been fine. I kept falling and they either came or contacted someone. I've been happy with them.

I've had my medical alert for a while now, so I'm satisfied with it. Everything works. I accidentally hit it and Lifeline came on within a second. I would highly recommend it to anyone who is up in age. I don't go anywhere without it.

I'm glad Lifeline is here. If it wasn't, I wouldn't be here by myself. I used it when I fell out of the wheelchair one time. I pushed the button and they answered, and I told them to send an ambulance here. Then I crawled to the front door and unlocked it for them to get in. So that device speaks for itself, a lifeline. It means life.

They have a highly reliable professional staff that is always there. However, if you buy just the cheap plan, which is what I have right now, you're gonna quickly find there are lots of situations where you have no coverage. It's only as good as I can shout. If I fall at the other end of my apartment, it may be hard to shout hard enough.

My Lifeline is very good. I've fallen twice since I had it. I didn't need it and I was able to get up by myself. But the response was beautiful. By the time I got to my seat to relax, they were here. I didn't push the button and I didn't call for help. Before I knew it, somebody was here to help me. They were also kind and responsive.

Absolutely terrific. It was so easy to set up. I like the fact that they can alert emergency responders if needed. Customer service is superb and they were very knowledgeable about the product. Thank you.

Easy to use. If it registers a fall accidentally it’s easy to cancel the call. Calls go through clearly and the voice on the other end is always pleasant. I’m a high fall risk so I feel tons safer with my device.

With my Lifeline, I feel more comfortable going out by myself. I test it once in a while and it works very well. Their team gets back to me right away. But, I wear it around my neck and sometimes, when I'm sitting down to eat, I hit it against the table and set it off. Other than that, it doesn't bother me. When I accidentally set it off, they told me to just hold the button for two seconds.

My LifeLine gives me more security. It's convenient to have. When I fell, I had to have somebody come pick me up. Their response time was good and the reps are very polite.

The wind blew our privacy fence down a week ago Friday. I thought the wind had stopped. I walked out without my rollator to view the extent of damage. When I turned to go back toward my front door, a gust of wind blew me down. My pendant do NOT go off but my Apple Watch did. I was able to crawl about 6 feet to a large flower pot to pull myself up. I cause a very black place on my hip and my left forearm was sore for a couple of days. Otherwise, I was not injured.

I've had good service as far as the signup. But I don't like the cord on the device. Also, I fell once and the fall button didn't go off. I punched it myself and I got help. The reps were very nice. We live in a rural area, so consequently the response isn't instant, but I've always had a good response when I fell before. I've had good luck with Lifeline.

The batteries of Lifeline don't last long enough. Whoever made the devices choose cheap batteries. We'd charge them overnight, but then we wanted to have them on when we get up and stagger into the bathroom. It's also supposed to go off when you fall down. But I had been walking the dog and caught my toe on a rail, so I went down out on my knees. But, no alarm went off. I didn't need anybody. It wasn't a problem. But you would think that it would go off. But, on the other hand, I wore it at night and was hanging there around my neck. I sleep on my side and I turned over to the other side and it slid over to the other side and it started talking to me, "Emergency call in progress." So, I had to turn that thing off. Fortunately, they have a, "Hold button down for two seconds," and it'll shut up. This is the second one we've had from Lifeline. The other one was similar, but it talked less.

I love it. Keeps me safe wherever I am in or outside and it help family know what's going on with my health. I thank you to Lifeline keeping me safe and with me having a hearing problem they can adjust the volume so I can hear them.

There are times when I feel like I need the Lifeline medical alert device, especially if I go in the shower. It works. It's connected to my landline and if the paramedics can't get in the house, it tells them where the key is. I don't want them busting down my door. But sometimes, it goes off for no reason. I just go in there and push that button and I tell them, “Never mind." I reset it. One time, it went off and I wasn't even here. There was no one to reset it and the next thing I know, I had paramedics here at the house. I asked what they were doing here and they said they got an alarm. I said I didn't know how it happened. But that's what it's supposed to do. I thanked them for coming and told them I didn’t need their assistance.

I hit my Lifeline accidentally one time and they came on. I told them that it was an accident. Their response time was fine. But they said the thing that you wear around your neck is waterproof. But after so long a time, the thing gets dirty.

I have Lifeline, which has saved my life a lot of times 'cause when I fall, I can't get up. I press the button, they come on and ask me if there's anything wrong, and they immediately call a rescue. They call my daughter too. She loves what's going on. The rescue squad here is wonderful as well.

I'm very pleased with Lifeline. I've had it for years and I feel safe all the time. I've used the device and they've responded beautifully.

Having the device gives me a sense of security. If I fall, I won't have to lay on the floor for a very long time. I couldn't breathe one time and I couldn't get my granddaughter and grandson-in-law awake. I had to use the device and the rep sent the ambulance. It saved my life. When I was in the hospital, I went through a code blue and they resuscitated me. If I hadn't gotten there when I did, I probably would not have lived.

I've used the Lifeline medical alert four times in February. Their response team is very good. They were different people every time. I'm pleased that I don't have to charge the device all the time. However, it is kind of irritating. I wear it round my neck. It could be smaller.

I hit my button once a month when they ask the question. I tell the reps I just need the lights on and that I'm checking to make sure the device is running. Mine is okay.