LifeFone

People kept telling me I got to get a LifeFone, so I got it. I actually bought another brand and I didn't go back to them 'cause I didn't like it. It was $105 up to $200-something. I pay LifeFone once a year in full. The button helps a lot because when I don't feel well, I go right to the hospital. I use it quite often, about every six months, 'cause I have emphysema. And it's very important, so I don't have any hesitation about to go to the hospital or not. All that I do is push the button and I never had to call or text them. It's very good and I agree with it 100%. Everything works for me very well, even in transition up to here. I changed my address and I've only been in this house about four days, I used it and the ambulance got here right away. It works fine.

My brother has suffered from dementia and he may be here sometimes during the day and sometimes part of the night by himself. But usually somebody is in and out during the day. So, we got him a LifeFone. However, because of his dementia, he will take the device off. He also said that it's heavy around his neck so he doesn't have it on. But it will only respond if he has it on. He had a medical alert in the past and I kinda like that one better because a couple of times when he didn't have it on, they called and wanted to know what was wrong.

My uncle got a LifeFone for my mom because she wouldn't let me get it. When I’m not around, she wears the pendant on her, puts it next to her bedroom when she goes to sleep and hangs it up next to her when in the shower. Things have been fine every time we talk to LifeFone. However, when we're doing the testing, the phone rings a lot before they pick up. Nevertheless, I would recommend them.

I was losing my balance a lot, and my grandson got LifeFone for me. My device went off a couple of times and I had a policeman appear at the door to make sure I was all right. I just had hit it by accident and the LifeFone team said, “Okay, we understand.” I would recommend LifeFone to friends and tell them it’s great.

I wear my LifeFone device around my neck, and it’s very comfortable. I had mini strokes and I had to call the ambulance, and everything worked out really good. The people at LifeFone responded very quickly. I’d recommend LifeFone highly.

I'm left alone and my daughter hated to see me that way. She got a LifeFone medical alert device for me and since then I've felt comfortable. I wear the device but I really don't feel that I have it on. Overall, I'm satisfied with it.

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The service with LifeFone has been great, but I want to cancel it because I have my pacemaker now and so I'm doing better. I had a heart failure and I was on the process of doing a transplant with. I'm living by myself with two children. And so, my mom made me get one because if anything were to happen I would have it on me. I chose LifeFone because of its price. Having one gave peace fo mind. I talk to my eight-year old and so if anything happens, then I can push this button. And I showed her how to do it, too. We did the test and a person came on and they were really nice about it. When my daughter pushed the button, they were always nice about it. However, I wished they would answer a little bit faster, but they were fine.

When I fell before, the kids were getting ready to bury my 102-year old mother-in-law, and they kept calling and said, “Mom, are you packed? Are you ready to roll?” I could hear ‘em but I kept saying, “No, I’m not packed. I’m on the floor. I had slipped in the bathroom on some water that I didn’t see." And so, I crawled up, thinking I could get my hand on the bed and pull myself up. No. I stayed there for two and a half days.

I got cancer, and I needed people around to help around the house. My LifeFone is there if I need it, and I'm satisfied. Once in a while, it will click on for no reason at all and they say they aren't checking it out, which is strange. But I've spoken to their reps and it's been fine.

My daughter's pressure led me to get a medical alert device and I got one from LifeFone. Since then, I had some medical issues. I've spoken with their rep, Monty, and he was very helpful. Their reps also answered my questions in the past. Then, I activated the system a month ago and I was very pleased with their response. They were timely and efficient and everything worked out fine. However, I would like to have a quarterly bill sent to my address because I don't receive one and I have to copy an old bill and send it in that way. Other than that, I would recommend LifeFone.

I’m disabled and so I have a medical alert in case something happens. Having LifeFone makes me feel safer. I've tested the button and the response was immediate. They're also very easy to talk to.

I'm in my 80s and I was living alone so I got a LifeFone to please my kids. LifeFone's reps respond quickly and I'm not dissatisfied at all. It's a nice thing and I would recommend them.

My husband has fallen a couple of times. When the medics came last time, they said that they felt that we should get a LifeFone and so we followed their advice. Since getting the device, everything has been fine and we feel very much at ease. However, he used to have the watch-type device and since he has a workshop out in the garage, he kept hitting the device when working. When that happens, we would get a call from LifeFone asking if everything was all right. Since then, he started wearing the device on his neck. I've been wearing mine all the time as well.

I’m living alone and I had a stroke. My children picked out LifeFone and it's been with me for a year and a half. I had to check the battery one time and they called me, and it was fine. The rep was very nice and cordial. It was a good experience.

One time I was getting on the bus from the town and I couldn’t make the steps as they were too steep. I had to push the LifeFone buzzer from outside and I thought there would be a response with the outside one, but nobody responded. So I was unsure of what to do, but we were next door to the police department and before I knew it, the police and the ambulance were here. I didn’t need the ambulance because I wasn’t hurt but they made me since I was getting on a township bus. They wanted to protect themselves so I had X-rays taken because I had previously fallen a few times. They responded quickly, though if I had read the instructions, I would have known they don’t verbally respond.

I live alone and I got a medical device to make sure that I can call people for help if I fall. I don’t use my LifeFone much. I don’t have a need for it. I have a lot of people coming here on a regular basis. But it’s a back-up just in case I do fall so I feel good with it being there to take care of my needs if I need it. I hit it once by mistake and the team responded within a few seconds.

Based on some google searches and a little research, LifeFone sounded like it was one of the better options. Their price was one of the more competitive ones but it still had the options that we wanted. Their reps were good, knowledgeable and very helpful. However, I could have used a bit more help in making sure that the account was set up. They just led me to do it online, but then there was some phone stuff and some of the questions weren’t the same. Bottom line, which one is the most important? Is it the one we talk on the phone, or is it the one we set up online?

I like LifeFone better than our previous service. Number one, it’s the digital kind and number two, it was less expensive than Life Alert. More than anything, the cost was what led us to switch. And another reason that LifeFone worked better was the portability. We could easily switch it from one location to another. My mom was living with my brother but she wasn’t getting very good care. Then she came to our home.

I’ve had to use LifeFone several times and the people at LifeFone have had come right back on. The last time, I think it was longer before I had a response. When I had to use it in an emergency, I haven’t had any trouble. I’m 96 years old and I was passing out and I needed help. LifeFone came right back on. I live in a home where I have help here also, and when my alarm system goes off, I understand three of my kids will hear it. And also, the office down here where I stay will hear it. I’ve been happy with LifeFone. Even when I get it turned on in the middle of the night, they call me right away. I learned now that I can turn it off myself. There’s one lady down there that wanted to know how I have my LifeFone and I told her.

I’m 88 years old and I’ve been living in a hotel for eight years now. I had a couple of falls and my brother-in-law suggested this LifeFone system a year and a half ago. We had it for a year and then we renewed it when it came due again. I run a test every month and there aren’t any problems, and I’m happy. Also, I've used it a couple of times and the service is everything I expected.

I haven't needed LifeFone too often but when I did, it was good. When I used the button in an emergency, I got a fast response from their people and I got help right away so I can’t complain about anything. I’ve fallen down three times and I know that if I need something, there’ s somebody who can come.

I've used the LifeFone a couple of times and it worked good. It's just that it's too big and bulky and too much of it. I don't like that part of it at all. The cord looked like a rope that is on. The representative said they had changed that one but they ran out. Still, I'd recommend LifeFone to a friend. And when interacting with the people at LifeFone, everything was fine.

I have many falls, a bad back, and my knee gives out constantly. So, I need an alert system in case I couldn't get myself up. I used ADT before which was set up by my insurance company through workers’ compensation and when the payment wasn’t issued by the insurance, they came after me. They made phone calls almost every single day asking for money and it was against the law in California to ask for clients to pay because it was set up by the workers’ compensation insurance. I switched to LifeFone and with this company, everything went smoothly. I have the system for over a year now and right now everything is going great. I'm happy with the service but I would like somebody to call me once a month to make sure the system is still in place with no problem. Other than that, I would recommend LifeFone to others.

My kids decided that I needed a medical alert device since I live alone and I'm 89 years old. I have a LifeFone and I haven't had any trouble at all so far. I walk with a cane so I'm very cautious.

My husband passed away and my kids got LifeFone for me. Their reps call me when my battery is low and so far, my experience with them has been fine.

I have my LifeFone device in my pocket one time when I was lying down on the dresser and it set the alarm off. I don’t like that it’s easy to accidentally press that button on the one that you carry with you. But I test it once in a while and the response so far, was quick and the people were kind and talked nicely. I had a couple of strokes which was why I got one and I'm glad to have it especially with the GPS when I'm away from home.

My mom needed a medical alert device and so I was looking for one online. I found LifeFone and got that for her. It's been good so far.

I’m getting on in years and my wife is out a lot. I have the LifeFone just for home use and I don’t have it to carry around outside. The maids accidentally unplugged it one time and I got a phone call from LifeFone asking if everything was all right because they got a sign that it wasn't working. And then I looked and I saw it was unplugged, so I told them that. I'm charged monthly for their service, but I haven't used it for any emergency yet.

It’s a good idea to have a medical alert device and my LifeFone does a good job. It has a button on it and if I get sick or if I need anybody, all I have to do is push that button and the doctor is out here. Sometimes the LifeFone people call me up and what they say don’t make a bit of sense. But that aside, I like my LifeFone.