BlueStar TeleHealth Reviews

I have been very pleased with my BlueStar pendent since we received it. I would like to tell you about an incident which took place about 4 or 5 weeks after we got it. We live in a 55 plus community and on a Saturday evening, we were at an affair in our clubhouse. I had my pendant in my purse, on the floor next to me leaning on my chair. The person next to me accidentally knocked my purse over. I, of course, was not aware of this at the time.

I was at first delighted to find these alarms for my elderly parents. Not only were the alarm functions apparently just what we were looking for, I was excited about supporting veterans. The sales representative couldn't have been nicer and seemed very knowledgeable. We opted for their top-of-the-line Admiral systems after being told that their GPS locators would work anywhere, not just in the home. But police were sent to my parents' home twice when the alarms were accidentally jostled, instead of to the distant locations where my parents actually were at the times of the alarms. So much for having the capacity to pinpoint the person's location in case of emergency and the person not being able to respond! Had those been real falls instead of mere system malfunctions, having police respond hundreds of miles away could have been tragic instead of simply inconvenient.

I have had all kinds of falls. I had a stroke when I was between 67 and 68 and I have fallen off and on that was why my son got BlueStar. I just use it, go about my business and put it in my pocket. BlueStar reps would tell me that I had overstayed my minutes and I should plug it in. I would recommend it if I had friends who are my age.

I have been wearing BlueStar and it seems to be working all right. My wife bought it and we chose BlueStar because it works in our location and a lot of the others don’t. I usually charge it every other day and they also called me to let me know when my battery was low. BlueStar has been fine so far.

I’m dissatisfied with BlueStar HonorCare as it only works in my apartment, but not outside. I fall a lot and had a stroke. I'm outside often so I got one that works anywhere and I’m paying for it.

I have a medical condition, so I take a walker with me to bed and everywhere I go to keep me from falling. I got used to the BlueStar device after a bit. I put it around my neck and away I go. But I have to charge the device every day because the dumb thing tells me on the directions that I should charge it every four to six days. I thought maybe there was something wrong with it. Nevertheless, I would recommend them.

I had a medical thing before and its battery died so I gave it up and kept a few bucks. I sent it back and got the Ranger device from BlueStar. I’ve tested it out and BlueStar's team responded fast and they were nice. I wear my device around my neck and I never go outside without it. I’m home by myself quite a bit and sometimes, I go walking outside. I feel a lot better having the device because I know if I fall outside, I can push the button and somebody will come and get me. I’d recommend BlueStar to a friend.

I fell in a bathtub and tore some ligament in my left knee. After that, I ended up deciding to get the BlueStar alert system because I've already got a fractured hip that if I fall, my bones are so fragile that they could break. The BlueStar team explained how the system works. They can monitor me with a map, and they can find me with GPS. I'll be out on the road as well, so I selected them.

It’s been two months since I got my BlusStar Ranger. They said put it in the spot where it stays and I got it all in there. I can just hook it up and charge it. Also, if something happen, they call my grandson. I recommend BlueStar. I told the older ones that this would be much better.

I have family members that were in the military and BlueStar's cost is much lower than the other companies. It's more convenient to use, too. I have their Ranger product and when I accidentally bumped it a couple of times, they responded quickly. They were sweet people and it was so easy to talk to them. They were very helpful and I really appreciated them. They were the best and if I knew somebody that needed a service like this, I would most definitely recommend BlueStar.

I don’t have a really good health. I've had four heart attacks, I'm diabetic, I have asthma and I fell at times. I'm also living by myself now and I felt like I needed some kind of a safeguard in case I got sick or fell while I was by myself. A friend of mine told me about BlueStar and I ordered the Ranger. It gives me and my children peace of mind. I've tested it and I've talked to the BlueStar people because I made some mistakes and set it off when I wasn’t planning on it. Sometimes I just lean into something and it pushes the button and sets it off. The reps were right on it, called me and were polite and they made sure there wasn’t anything wrong. I like the device and found it to be a very satisfying piece of equipment. It makes me feel very secure.

I'm very unsteady on my feet, fall quite often, and I'm by myself so I felt that the medical alert is really something important. When BlueStar HonorCare sent me a card in the mail, I called them up and now I've had their medical alert for over a month. I wear it all the time and I appreciate the fact that I feel very secure with it. It started out good and there were times that the BlueStar team had to call me up and tell that the device was low on batteries. I charged it up right away but then I got to the point that they called on a steady basis and I have to charge it every 24 hours. So they sent me a new charger which came yesterday, and I'm hoping the battery will now last longer. The BlueStar team has been great and wonderful. Also, I've talked to a woman before and I told her how great the BlueStar medical alert is, that I really recommend it, and gave her the telephone number.

I was reading up on medical alert systems, and thought that it would be a good thing to do because sometimes, I’m home alone by myself. If I do go out to different places, my son thought that I might need it too because I always talk to him about it. Even my daughter was glad that I decided to get one because I have a problem with walking with my knees, and she worries about me all the time. I got the ranger medical alert from BlueStar Veterans, and it’s a good thing to have if you’re all by yourself a lot of the times. So, if I’d have an accident, I’d have it and it would be helpful. I haven’t had to use it for anything yet. But, I figured that if I did, they’ve got all my information, and I think that they would respond pretty good with it.

I had a Medical Alert but they treated me so mean and I got rid of it. I sent the device back to them then they had made me pay $75, saying it was lost. But it wasn't lost because the mailman mailed for me. I tried BlueStar. I like it because no matter what happens, I can get help with it when I fall and can't get up. I've been keeping it on the charger a lot and and it's really good. I called them every week to ask if they got the money when I gave them a check because somebody beat them to it. Medical Alert went into the bank and took out some so I had to put some money into it again for BlueStar.

BlueStar's product is a wonderful thing to have and I have recommended them to every organization I belong to. They cope with the veterans and give them a discount. I'm 73 and I fell. I also have a lot of issues so I got their medical alert. But they put a thing on the doorknob and the keys on the door don't work. Every time I walk into the door, it's open and it's not closing right. I've had two already and neither one worked. So that's not good. I couldn't get back to their reps for some reason, too. My phone wouldn't work and it kept calling 911 for me. The button also wouldn't work. Finally, I got my granddaughter on my phone to help me with that.

My wife has two types of cancer, and she’s walking around with a walker and a cane. In the beginning, she started falling down all the time, so we decided to get a medical alert device. I’ve called a few different companies, and the Ranger Medical Alert from BlueStar Veterans is an all-around better product than most products out there. I’ve had one from another company, which I paid more money for, but it didn’t do a whole lot. If I went away on vacation, I couldn’t use it. It also didn’t have other features like being waterproof.

Aside from being sick, I've been operated on for cancer. I live by myself, too. The device is very good, and the people from BlueStar are nice. They talk to me and explain everything. They also call me when something's going wrong or to let me know when my battery is low, which happened to me one time.

I recommend BlueStar. It’s just that it’s so sensitive. When I hit something, it goes crazy. But it's worth having. When it goes off they respond right away. I feel comfortable with BlueStar. A friend of mine is going to take the same thing for her father.

I'm deaf in one ear and not too swift in the other one, so I have to buy hearing aids. I got two of my daughters living here with me now but I am still going off by myself and I got leery of going out to drive. When I'm right at the house, I can fall off the bed and hurt myself. My daughter and I were looking to see what we thought did best and it was BlueStar, and it's important to have their medical alert in any way, shape, or form that we can because they deserve support. Since I got it, it made me feel a little more secure knowing that I got somebody with reach. I would recommend them.

I am a senior citizen and I do a lot of gardening. Sometimes, I use my BlueStar pendant when I go to my garden because I'm afraid that something might happen and I want to have something to at least get help with if needed. The first time that I received this pendant, I called several times because I felt that it was not working very well. They explained everything to me and everybody tried to help me when I needed some direction.