LifeFone Reviews

I never had accidents to push the button to go off, but I've been real pleased with LifeFone. My daughter purchased it because I’m losing my eyesight and I live alone. She saw I needed to have it if I’ve fallen in the bathroom, or in the house. And so far, I would recommend LifeFone to anybody.

A friend of mine got a LifeFone for me. Though I never had to really use it, I never had a problem with it. It's pretty easy. I push a button and it calls up the company. The reps have also been friendly.

My daughter thought that it's best for me to get LifeFone because I fell one-time. I find the device okay and I wear it every day and night. I never take it off and I leave it on. I rely on it and I'm hoping that I don't fall again so that I don't have to use it.

I'm 87 and once in a while I still got problems that I fall so my kids were kind of after me to get a life alert. So when my son asked me what I wanted for Christmas, I told him I wanted the smart alert and he gave me LifeFone, which came handy. I'm glad I have it because if something does happen, I could push the button. I'm well satisfied with it and I can't complain about the people who work at LifeFone. When the alert went off they asked if they could help me or I could get somebody. However one time, I was a little disappointed because they had the ambulance and so many people come over here. They made me sit on a chair and they questioned me like I was on a court trial. All LifeFone had to do was call my neighbors across the street because I've got them on there that if something happens, they’d be the ones to come over and if they feel that I need an ambulance it's up to them to call.

I had back surgery and it went haywire. I was going with a walker then two canes outside. And that time I did fall and it broke my back. I did something to the L1 so I'm on a walker all the time now or in a wheelchair if I go anywhere. So I had to have the LifeFone or else I couldn't be home by myself. And I know it’s there if I need it. It gives my husband more peace of mind. He feels like he can go out and do things outdoors or if he has to go to town. Also, I test the device every month and the LifeFone team was always very nice.

I deal with a headache that’s at a 4 seven days a week. I was hospitalized twice for really bad headaches and I was thought to have cellulitis of my temples and I lost sight in my left eye completely. My balance was totally off too so I walked into walls and chairs. The skin that got hit would all be broken and I'd be bleeding. My husband is a truck driver and he was afraid to leave me home by myself for fear that I could fall and nobody would know until he got home. He leaves at 7 o’clock in the morning and doesn’t get home until 9 o’clock at night. That was his main purpose for getting the LifeFone. The people at LifeFone have been most helpful when we called or when my beeper went off accidentally like when I hit it on the sink. I’d recommend LifeFone to somebody who is in a similar situation.

I live alone and I got osteoporosis so my bones are giving out and then I fall so I used LifeFone. I have a mobile piece and the other one is in my kitchen. However, it can’t hear me when it’s in the kitchen and that's the problem. I’ve told them several times that I can’t take the device elsewhere since I have no place to put it. I tried moving it in the bathroom but there’s not enough room for it so that didn’t work for me. I also tried it in my bedroom one time but then I don’t want to have to bring it back into my living room or kitchen in the daytime. It's a big device. I can pick it up with one hand but then I’ve got to get the charger and the outlet is another problem. I test and reboot it every month but then they scare me whenever I do that as they’d call an ambulance. I asked for a new one but the problem is it’s still in a place where they can’t hear me and I can barely hear them.

I'm 87 years old, living alone and I have had a fall. It's nice having the LifeFone device especially if I'm out walking my dog and I should fall. However, I don't like the idea of me having to wear the wristband and carrying the other little portable device. But it's a very good system and I feel confident that if I did have an emergency, somebody would come to me like Johnny on the spot. Also, the people at LifeFone have been very congenial. But it was strange one time when I received in the middle of the night a call from them, asking me if I was okay when everything seems fine at my place and I wasn't wearing any of my alert device.

I wear my LifeFone device constantly even when I sleep and when I go into the shower. It's part of my jewelry. I tested it once a few weeks ago and it worked perfectly. And the LifeFone team instantly responded. The woman that answered my call was very polite. I told her why I pushed the button and she said fine and thanked me for calling. It was a positive interaction with them. I appreciate knowing they're there if I needed help. The device works well and I can't imagine other brands that are better than this one. So I'm satisfied. The device makes me feel more secure which is good especially that I live alone, I'm in my 80’s and no one knows what can happen.

My daughter insists that I take LifeFone or she'd get mad at me. I'm very happy with them. I pressed my device when I was opening a can. They came on and I just told them it was a false alarm. The mistakes I made were handled very well, and their people were very nice.

My husband died and I'm living alone, so last Christmas my children decided to get me a Lifefone. Frankly I don't feel like I need it but it made them feel better so I've had it. I don't wear it around my neck hardly ever, but I always keep it nearby in the house. I keep it at night hanging on my bed. When I take my showers I have it right handy in case. I never had to have LifeFone call an ambulance for me but I'm comfortable that they would in case something happens because they answer my call when I test it. I hit it twice to test it and both times seem to work fine.

Every time I've made a mistake and bump the necklace, somebody has replied. They were very polite. It's comforting to know that I can push that little button and have some help because when I fell before, I had difficulty getting somebody to respond to my calls for help. I haven't used it yet, but so far, LifeFone has been very satisfactory.

My husband had passed away so I live alone. My daughters live out of state and they felt like I need something like LifeFone. My daughter communicated with them in the very beginning when I started and everything worked out all right. She said they’ve been very nice and answered the phone. Now I call them every 17th of the month to see if it works, and it does. When a person gets to my age, one gets worried about oneself, so I told a number of people about LifeFone and they said that they felt like they should have something like it too.

I’m 90 years old, almost blind, and walk with a cane. I got a LifeFone and I feel better with it on. I take it off once in a while when I go to church because I’m with my son. Outside of that, I wear it all this time even in the bath. The only thing wrong with it is the pendant because it’s stuck in one spot and I can’t move it. Even so, I’m very pleased with it. Everybody in LifeFone has been very nice so far and they’ve been very prompt. I have no complaints against them and I haven’t had to use it except to call in to report that everything’s okay.

I got my LifeFone alert device because I fall a lot. I have a bad back and neck and I can't get up when I fall. I recently moved and I have to hook the device back up and call them to get the service again, because I kept hitting the help button on the machine. Their people are nice, but sometimes it takes them forever to pick up when I call in on a month to test. I haven't had any emergency, but nobody called to check on me when I don't test the device. I've tested it three times in the last year, and if I fall in the house I'll be okay.

I only have cousins and live alone and everybody told me I needed to get a LifeFone. It relieves my mind a little, and I like that it's there if I need it. Their people are okay and I haven't had any problem with them.

My daughter found LifeFone on the internet and told me about it. I got one and it's very convenient. They're very good about getting somebody out here if I need them. I got the mailing in the payment yesterday and it was $3.95 which I thought was high. Other than that, I'd give LifeFone the highest ranking.

I only call LifeFone for the monthly test. I talk to the people and they’re very good. They make sure I’m all right. They say, “Do you need any help?” I'd reply no and that I’m only testing it. And they’re very good in responding to that. We haven’t had to use it but we have it on all the time. And it seems if we would need it, the response is pretty fast and good. We are very satisfied with LifeFone so far.

I've fallen and have had a hip replacement. With LifeFone, I feel real good. I wear the device and even bathe with it. My family feels fine and that's what matters. I've also recommended it to others.

I have a LifeFone and I haven't used it yet. I hope that if I’m going to need it, I’m going to be very satisfied. I did a monthly testing once and there were no problems. The thing went on as I was cooking and I got scared. Running to the bedroom, I didn’t know what to do and how to shut it. But the LifeFone reps got in touch with me and were very nice. Overall, I’m happy with it and I know that if I’m going to need it, they’ll be there.

LifeFone seems to be a great company and I wouldn't know what to do without it. I wear the device around my neck all the time or keep it in my room and feel safer. In case I fall, I'd have someone to contact somebody because when I fell before, I had nothing. It was very scary. That's why my daughter got it for me. It's been a great experience so far.

I live alone in an apartment and one time I couldn't get anyone to come to my door even though I was screaming for help and banging the door with my foot. Three days later, I finally got someone to come and help me out. That's when I decided to get the LifeFone medical alert service. LifeFone reps have been wonderful. I fell several times and squeezed my device and they sent the ETN people right away. They've been very helpful and I feel more comfortable too. All in all, I've had an excellent experience.

My daughters and my son were concerned about me so my son decided to get me a LifeFone. I got it around my neck. Once in awhile if I don't get the device cleared right, I call and the reps tell me how to do it.

I'm 92 years old, I live in a retirement center, and my children are out of town at times, so I need something in case of an emergency. I wanted a device with the GPS because I don't drive anymore but I take a bus at times to go shopping or go to my physician. The LifeFone team is very friendly. However, it takes a long time for them to answer. I call them when I have a problem with the phone, and I check in every month to make sure it's charged. I haven't had to call for any help, but I know I have the device in case I do need it. I'm also thankful because most of my friends have security just for their apartment, but LifeFone covers me even outside my apartment, and it's what I wanted.

I used to fall a lot. The people from LifeFone that I talked to were nice and knowledgeable when I checked my system to see if it worked or not. Having my LifeFone makes me feel a little better and more comfortable when I'm alone or walking around by myself or when I take a shower or wash. I like it.

I've had LifeFone for a year now and they've been good. If I call for any kind of service, they always reply very nicely. They could sense that I was upset about something because I don't know how to work the phone that well, and they were helpful in calming me down. I had a band and a necklace that I could wear in the shower, and that was my biggest thing because I never go anywhere by myself. So, I always have somebody with me. Right now I've gotten so much better so I am planning on canceling it. I'd really hate to do so but it makes me nervous to always know that somebody could come in and push some button and I won't know it and call an ambulance. Plus I'm living in a nursing home so I don't need that much supervision. But overall I couldn't imagine any other company doing more.

I had fallen and fractured my hip. My daughter came and stayed with me then when I was able to get around on my own, I told her to go home. She then got a LifeFone for me. After the doctors released me to drive my car, she told me to keep the LifeFone device because I might need it sometime. I haven’t used the device yet but a couple of times, when my electricity kept going off, LifeFone called to check up on me. They've been on top of that. And so far I'm very satisfied with the device.

LifeFone works and I know that they'll be there. I tell my friends that when I go anywhere, I've got the device around my neck and the little white thing in my purse. One day I was shopping and some woman bumped into me. When I got home they were ready to send an ambulance because the device on my neck went off when she bumped into me. I had to call and tell them it was a mistake. They said the ambulance is on its way already, so they had to call and tell them not to come. They are very quick when the green light goes on. I push the button, they come, and they ask me my name and my daughter’s name. My only problem is that the green light goes every month. They call me and I tell them it's a test.

One day I fell down and I laid here on the floor until 7:00 in the morning until I called my good friend next door and asked him to come over to pick me up. That's when he said, "You better get LifeFone. I don't want to come over and find you dead on the floor." So far I'm satisfied with them and I'm glad I have it. The only problem I had was one time, I called in and punched it in, and then it was a day or two later that I checked with my answering service which said LifeFone called me twice. Then I called back and asked them why they didn't call EMS and the rep said they couldn't get a hold of me. I said, "I thought that's what the idea of this thing was. What would've happened if I'm laying here on the floor dead," and he said they were sorry about that.

I’m glad I got the LifeFone. I can call someone and don’t have to worry if I fall. One night, I didn’t know that the alarm went off. The weather forecast said that we could have severe storms during the night. I have one of those radio weather alerts that goes off whenever there’s a storm in the area or something in the vicinity. I was sound asleep and I heard something. My alert system for my LifeFone is in the kitchen and I was in the bedroom so I got to the hall. I still couldn’t hear it so I came all the way to the kitchen.

I stopped using my previous medical alert service because I felt that they were not really alert. I feel more confident with LifeFone. Everything went smoothly the few times I've had to call them, and I haven't had any problems. I've fallen several times and I needed a service like theirs to help me if I'm alone. I know that I can call them, I feel confident that they will respond, and they do. Last week, I hit the button that was around my neck by mistake, and they responded right away. I'm satisfied with their service.

My husband’s 95 and I’m 88, and so my daughter got LifeFones for us. She also did the testing for us and talked to the people at LifeFone. So far, our experience has been good. We have our necklaces on and we haven’t had any reason to push the button yet. But I'd recommend these to people if they were our age.

My niece went and purchased a LifeFone device for me. I only had to use it once, and was glad that I did. I clunked my head so much and hurt myself, and a lot of people that LifeFone sent came, and saw that I wasn't hurt at all. They were very good. I would recommend LifeFone to a friend.

My friend, Rey, is all by himself. He had a fall about a little more than a year ago. He got a LifeFone and he puts it on when nobody is with him and it makes him feel more comfortable. When he's got it on, he knows if something happens he can mash the button of the device. He likes the device and he has never complained as well about the LifeFone team members.

I got a LifeFone since I'm very old and there's a risk of falling. Also, I don't see very well, which is something that's been occurring gradually. I'm losing my eyesight. I'm glad I have it. I haven't had an emergency where I've had to call them, but I bumped it a few times and I’ve inadvertently set it off, and the response has been very quick. As a matter of fact, I was in another room and I thought I was hearing voices, and then I realized what it was, so then I responded to it. There was a beep and then the voice came on immediately. I want that immediate response in a real emergency. I'm very satisfied with LifeFone. It's amazing how fast their response is when I set the alarm off by mistake. They're very concerned, and they make sure everything is all right before they get off. Additionally, they know my name which is always nice.

I got COPD and I was having problems breathing, so I got a LifeFone. Having it makes me feel a bit safer. If I need an ambulance, LifeFone team will send somebody. Had a very good experience with them, except that it takes such a long time for them to answer.

My family lives out of town and they were the ones who set up my LifeFone for me. When my husband died, my daughter and her husband talked to me about getting something. My daughter insisted because she lives in North Carolina and can't get to me immediately. I'm able to walk around and everything, but I've had too many friends of mine fall. In fact one of my friends in my apartment building who already passed away fell and broke her hip. But her neighbor was on her Lifeline and was able to go right across the hall to her.

It took LifeFone a long time to get on the phone. I called them a few days ago and it said, "This is a recording." And they kept saying, "Emergency, emergency." I could be dead by the time they got through with saying that. But they were nice and the rep asked if I needed help and I said, "No, I was just checking my system." Their response time is not really good and I almost changed companies, but then I didn't because of their price. I had one that I was gonna change to and the price was higher so I stayed with LifeFone.

I have only the best experiences with LifeFone. I'm very satisfied with their service. I got a medical alert service because a dear friend told me that since I'm 88 years old, I should have something. I live next door to my cousin in a senior residence, and I always thought that we're in touch with one another all the time during the day and into the evening sometimes, but my friend was right that I needed something. My cousin and I both have LifeFone and we recommended them to a friend who also bought it.

My son is with me but he's hardly here so sometimes I'm alone and I fall once in a while. I got the LifeFone and so far, I'm doing good with it. I feel safer, and I don't have to worry because I got it here. The people at LifeFone are very friendly and they answer right away. I have used a different medical alert before and I like LifeFone. It's the best. It's very good to have and I recommend it to my friends.

It's nice to have LifeFone even though somebody's with Marilyn all the time. We got it in case she'd fall when we're not home. The LifeFone team has been quick in responding. Then as soon as they find out everything's okay, it's great. Since having it, she has more peace of mind.

My father was 95 when he got the LifeFone device because he fell when he was trying to change his tire out in the driveway and I was in the house. I wasn’t really happy when he got hurt. My sister and I appreciate the LifeFone a lot but he'd get rid of it in a heartbeat. He struggles a little bit when it’s the test mode but I do it for him once a month, which is not a problem. He’s 96 years old now and I don’t expect him to be real savvy. We had a problem with the unit itself but they sent us a new one and it was here within a couple days.

Last October, I had a stroke and I was alone. My kids found me finally and made me have a medical alert all the time. It's a safety thing for me. Everything's been fine with LifeFone. I have already told my sister-in-law all about the device and I'm very happy with it.

I told my husband that my doctor suggested getting a LifeFone, then he took over from there and paid for this year's. I accidentally pushed the button leaning over the washer and it was scary because I live alone. But other than that, I haven't had to use it. It's wonderful and I have an access to it but I don't wear it when I go out because I don't feel like I need it around my neck in a restaurant or church because I'm with people and it doesn't reach that far.

My LifeFone experience has been great. When my cat walked over and stepped on the phone which was set up on the table, their people called me right away and asked if everything was alright. It is a convenience and makes me much more comfortable at 95 to have something that I can call with when something comes up. I'm very happy with LifeFone.

LifeFone had helped me a lot. I'm on a walker and when I go over to the grocery store and get my groceries and stuff, I wanted something along with me so in case something happens, I can use my LifeFone.

I have used another medical alert service that I got somewhere in Utah. When I called their number a human voice came on right quick but that one didn't have the ability to go with me in my car where I go. That's why I changed to LifeFone. However, when they're connecting me it's so loud I can't hear the operator. It's very annoying because I can't talk to him.

I have muscular dystrophy and my husband has ALS. We fell and were on the floor in the house for four hours before someone could get in and find us. So our son researched medical alert services and found that LifeFone was the best. The only time we've had to use the button or talk to anybody was when they check us out once a month to make sure it's working, and it's always fine. I also had to talk with them to change our telephone number and it was a pleasant experience.

My husband fell, broke his leg and pressed the LifeFone button and they came on immediately. I was in the other room and he was out on the breeze way so I didn't know he fell. I didn't hear him call me but the LifeFone started talking and I heard the rep and came to the phone. She told me my husband had pressed his button and I ran out there. She called the ambulance and told me to stay calm. Everything went fine and it was a real good experience.

LifeFone is the first medical alert service that I have had. Four years ago I looked into getting a unit. I called our main medical supply place and talked to them about the system they recommend. I also talked to the hospital where I had just gotten out of after a really terrible scenario. It was something that happened to me where I could have used that alert and inquired about the system that they recommended but neither of these systems have a mobile unit. I slipped on the ice and fractured my femur and hip. I laid there for half an hour in 20 degrees. But before another tenant happened to come out, I didn't even realize I had my cellphone in my purse that I'm just unused to using it.

I've had LifeFone for almost 10 years now. I'm 94 years old and I'm all by myself. I wanted some security just in case I need it and I feel more secure with LifeFone. The only thing is, as I got older my wrist got thinner and the Velcro on my wristband was becoming bigger. So I kept cutting down and the next thing, I ran out of Velcro. I called and asked if they have a smaller diameter wristband and they did send me one so I'm all set with this now.

I test my LifeFone every month. I thought if I was really in trouble, it takes them a while to get to me but I don’t know if that’s normal or not. However, it’s comforting to know that I have it. Also, the people there were congenial.

I have a breathing problem and I'm living alone. Sometimes I don’t get it under control and I need extra help. My son got a LifeFone for me and he pays for it. I wear it around my neck. When I check up, the people there were very nice. I’ve also used it a couple of times to call the ambulance for me which is only four blocks away so it’s easy. Then the lightning took out my device and LifeFone sent me a new one. I’m waiting for my son to come and plug it in for me.

I've had LifeFone for a long time and my experience with it has been good. I have no problem with it. I'm a little older and by myself and LifeFone makes me feel more secure. I always wear it around my neck and it is comfortable. I've only used it once back in New York and they were good in responding when I called to check it. I'd recommend it for anybody living alone or being old like I am. It's one of those things I wouldn't be without. I have it right by my bed and I put it on in the morning when I get up until I go to bed.

I've had LifeFone for a few years now, but never had to use it. I test it just about every month and the response time is about two to three minutes. The reps were all kind and nice. They always talk and act professionally. I wear the device around my neck and I feel more secure having it. I'd recommend it.

I’m a disabled person and I live in a disability place. I’m the type of person that needs a medical alert device so I got one through a program that I’m at. I've had my LifeFone for five years now and I test it once a month, when I have to use it. I feel though that they could respond a little quicker as they're not fast enough.

I've had LifeFone for years. I got it to make sure that if there was nobody home I could call somebody if I fell or something. However when I call them once a month to say that everything was all right they respond too long. Also, I never get anything saying they took money from my checking account. I'd like them to send me a bill and I want to know how much it is a month now. Other than that, I'm satisfied and I'd recommend to someone else to get the one that works when you go outside. What I got only works in the house but that's because I always have someone with me when I go outside the house.

I'm getting older and I had fallen and broke my ankle. My children decided I needed a medical alert device and my son-in-law did a research to find a place to get me one of those. He chose LifeFone and I went along with it. I have it around my neck all the time - in the shower and every place, and I’m pleased with it. I’m glad I have it on in case something happens. The only thing is, when it calls in, “Emergency. Emergency,” it seems so long to me when I call in to test it every month. Everybody’s been very nice though.

I know a few people who had a LifeFone, like my sister. Then I fell and I have a real bad heart condition, I have COPD, diabetes, and a lot of different things. The family thought that I needed to have LifeFone. So my son ordered it and had it sent to me. I've been falling a lot lately, but there's always been somebody to help me get up. I haven't had to use the device but I test it at least once a month and maybe more. LifeFone's people have always been really nice and very cooperative if I ever did contact them for anything or any reason. My family has more peace of mind and they're happy with it and so I'm certainly happy with it as well.

I've had my LifeFone for several years but haven't had to use it. I do test it regularly, and it seems like it takes quite a while to answer me. I wear it around my neck and it's comfortable for me. I recommend LifeFone.

I had another medical alert system through the hospital which was as good as LifeFone but LifeFone didn't cost me so much that's why I changed. I got it around my neck and I don't want it on my risk as I'm sure I'd always be bumping it. I've had a good luck with LifeFone and I'd recommend this to anybody. I've had a knee surgery, and I fell and broke a leg. I'm 90 years old. So, I rely on LifeFone.

I've had LifeFone for four years and have used it several times since I live by myself and I fall a lot. I always have the device with me especially when I get in the shower where I need it most. I would even forget to take it off. Their team always answer when I give them a call. I also test it every three or four weeks. Everything has been fine and they are responsive.

My grandson tried to get me to get LifeFone but I didn’t want another bill. So I wound up upstairs for five days on the floor without food or water because of my stubbornness and I was lucky to be alive. So my grandson got it for me right away. One night, I had my detector in the house go off. I pressed it so the reps could dial 911 for me so I could open the front door and turn the light on for the fire department. The rep called back to make sure I opened the front door. I was in my recliner and I can't rush to get out of the recliner. I figured if they called the emergency for me, I could take my time getting out of the chair so I wouldn’t fall. So it worked out good.

I live alone, and for safety, it was wiser to have something that I could rely on, and my children didn't have to worry quite as much about me. That's why we decided to get a LifeFone which goes all over the United States. I wear it as a bracelet and it's comfortable. I've had it for three years now and have used it three times already. Their team came in a timely manner.

I'm perfectly happy with LifeFone. I was alone and my children felt better about me having it so I got it for their peace of mind. Their reps have always been very helpful. I call them once a month to make sure everything is working and they are responsive.

Tony has dementia and diabetes, and because of his age, his family decided that having LifeFone is the best for him since he's alone part of the time. He has used it multiple times over the last 14 months, and it has worked well. I’ve had one interaction with customer support and they’ve been very prompt and good.

I’ve had LifeFone for about 4 years now and I’ve been pleased with the service I’ve had. I’ve used it a couple of times and the most recent one was in August of this year. They were very responsive. It’s quick service and I appreciate it. I have one that I wear around my neck and then I have the other one that I wear on my waist whenever I go outside the house. I live alone and I have medical problems, so I thought I’d better have some additional assistance. I feel confident that it’s there if I need it. I had one billing problem with them a couple of years ago. Somehow they billed me for my annual bill on the credit card and then they sent me a bill and I paid that. It was not until I called back that they acknowledged the fact that I double paid on one bill, but they eventually did and squared it away. They seem to be knowledgeable on all the things necessary.

One of my sister's friends was pleased with LifeFone. I live alone, have some problems medically and we were really worried. I didn't want to be found on the floor so we got LifeFone for me as well. LifeFone said they put the police number on the phone. Also, it's best to have an ambulance, or the EMS people, and then the people from LifeFone themselves. We test the phone every month and their people, especially Charlene, are very nice. We keep it onboard should we need it. I've got to have the device on, which I wear in my pocket, so that if I run into problems, at least I can try to get somebody to help me. I've had a favorable experience so far so we'll stay with it.

I had a fall once when I was in my earlier 80's. I'm 87 now, and my daughter said I live alone and should have something like LifeFone. It's a good thing and I try to tell a lot of my friends they all should have it at this stage. I know of people who have it as well. I've had mine for about five years now. I wear it around my neck, and luckily, I haven't had to use it. It has gone off a couple of times because I rolled over on it, and they come on and I just say I'm fine. They're pretty good. Sometimes it takes a little longer for them to respond, but not inordinately long. When I had my first device, it never went off when I didn't push it. This one has gone off a couple of times, but it's not that worrisome, and they understand when I roll over on it.

LifeFone gives me comfort knowing that somebody would answer and help if I was by myself. I broke my femur, had a knee replacement, and broke my hip and my shoulder all on the same side. Their staff has been very cordial and answered within two minutes. I’ve used it with my husband too. He had an ATV accident four years ago and he started having seizures. I was here by myself so I automatically called them. And then they asked me if I’ve called the EMS and I said yes. When I hung up, they called my son. He lived five minutes away, so he was here, and I wasn’t by myself very long.

Somebody suggested that my husband and I should have a medical alert device because we are up in our 90's, so we decided we should have them. We ended up having two things - LifeFone and something the Army supplied him with. We had these for about five years. We never had to use it, but I'm glad we have it for if we do have to use it. I wear mine around my neck, and we're really satisfied with the devices.

I had knee replacements one year and then a year later I had a hip replacement, and a year after that I had another hip replacement, and I live alone. My family was very concerned. They didn't want anything to happen to me. So, they suggested that I get something and we decided on LifeFone. I have it around my neck and we test it every month. Their reps have been great. If I have a question, I call and I get a prompt answer. They're very, very good.

I have a medical condition, and my daughter looked LifeFone up. I've been with them for over a year. I wear my device around my neck. I have it tested every month, and their people have been responsive. I'm happy with my experience.

I fell a couple of times before so we got LifeFone. I've had it for about two years now. I'm alone here so my daughter feels better when I have it. I wear the device on my neck all the time but only when I'm inside the house. It's comfortable and I don't have a problem with it. I only really used it once when I went down as I was in the garage. They were here right away. I just wonder if the device is waterproof though.

I bought a LifeFone for my mother. She used hers a couple of times when she broke her hip and the people at LifeFone were right there. I’m really confident in it. It worked well for her so I got one for myself when I became a widow and live alone. I've been with LifeFone for five years, and the people there have always been very polite. My device is working fine. I wear it around my neck. I got rid of the string and put it on a chain instead.

I've had LifeFone for about five years now and it has been a very good experience. I wear the device around my neck and it's very comfortable. Their people answer the phone right away whenever I've had to use it.

My daughter ordered LifeFone as she thought it would be brilliant for me. I was against it in the beginning and I said that I didn’t need it, but she still got it. Then after I fell about four times, I was glad I had it on me. I'm more than satisfied. When I call, they call me right back and they're right on the ball.

LifeFone was suggested by a friend who also lives alone and I figured that it was the right thing to do. I used to wear it around my neck, but I found that troublesome when I slept so now I wear it on my wrist. One time I fell and broke my wrist and LifeFone called the people on the call list. Some of them got over here and helped me get myself together and get to the hospital. LifeFone has been very responsive, warm and very helpful. It's a good idea to have it and reassuring to my children. I'm happy to have it.

There were a couple of times when my mother has fallen and LifeFone alert did not respond. I wasn't happy about that. They said there was no signal into their office, so they didn't receive an emergency call through their call center. So my brother looked into it and got a replacement necklace. One thing I don't like is if my mother's LifeFone is in her bedroom, if that was to even go off as an emergency test, she cannot hear it because she can't hardly hear and has a hearing aid. So if they say, "Eleanor, Eleanor, is everything okay?" and if she doesn't reply, then they send out an emergency response.

I love LifeFone. My friend’s mother had a LifeFone and they were from New York. When the time came that I was by myself, he felt that it’s what I needed so he got it for me. It’s been great and I wear it all the time as a wrist band rather than a pendant. The pendant was in the way and the only time I take it off with the wristband is when I take a shower or shampoo my hair. I’ve been wearing it a good while now and I had fallen several times and it really means a lot. I haven’t had to use it as I’ve managed to get up.

Since I live alone, my son wanted me to have LifeFone for my protection, and it gave us peace of mind. I wear it all the time - even in the shower.

I decided I needed a medical alert then, so I called LifeFone and got one. I have already used it when I fell one time and I was downstairs and I had my alert system on. I punched it, they responded and my neighbor came over. When they put the key back in that little Lock Box, they wanted my neighbor to be sure that she saw that they put it back in. I thought that was very nice of them to do that. I was satisfied with that experience.

I had a heart attack a number of years ago and I live alone. I passed out when I had the heart attack and I had my cellphone, and I called 911 from my cellphone and got a 911 operator that argued why wasn't I calling from my home phone. After the heart attack, I said, "Well, I gotta do something about this." So I got a medical alert device. I lived in a home prior to this and had another system for quite a while. When I moved to this retirement community, I could get LifeFone for half of that.

I'm 90 and have physical problems so my children wanted me to have a medical alert device and chose LifeFone. Their people have been good though I've never had to use it. I like the company very much. Their people are always nice when I get in touch with them. The only thing is that I can only use it in the house. I wish I could use it outside, too. Others advertised that they would work outside as well so it would be wonderful if LifeFone could do that.

I had a medical device before but got rid of it because when my daughter called for an emergency, their people said that it was not. On the other hand, I've been satisfied with my LifeFone experience even if I hadn't used it for an emergency, so far. I've had very nice talks with the LifeFone team. They're very alert and seem to answer my call when I push the button to check the device every month. I'd recommend LifeFone.

I'm 91 years old and my son stays with me two or three nights a week, and then I'm alone so I wanted a medical alert service for peace of mind, especially when I go down the basement because my laundry is down there. Even if I have a phone there, if I fall and I'm not near the phone, then I couldn't reach it. A friend of mine got the LifeFone medical alert service and kept investigating them. She liked the service because they have somebody in the United States that answers, not someone out of the country. That's why we picked LifeFone.

I've got the LifeFone medical alert device around my neck and if I needed it, I'd use it. My nephew and his sister got the LifeFone service for me. He says that they had to speak to somebody at LifeFone to order it for me and that the reps were very helpful, polite, and cordial. He also says that LifeFone seems okay. I have no problem with the service. I've not had any emergency but when something came up and I got a message from the LifeFone team, and I said, "Well, it works."

My daughters chose LifeFone and it works fine. I have no bad experience with their people and it's been very good. I feel very independent and safer. I wear it all the time.

LifeFone got somebody out here quick. I got the medical alert necklace around my neck which is comfortable and I don't even know I've got it on. I don't use it a lot but I like it. Overall, I'm very satisfied and I'd recommend it.

When my TV goes off my telephone goes off. And so I needed a system that wouldn't go off with my telephone. I'm getting old and living alone. My son-in-law and daughter wanted me to have it just in case if I fall down and couldn't get up. The people in LifeFone were very nice and I have good results.

I live alone and I fell two years ago, and my niece insisted that I get a medical alert device so I got a LifeFone. I haven't used it for any emergency. I'm on oxygen now, and I fell one time and had my device with me, and I didn't even think to use it. The phone, however, was handy so I used it. The people at LifeFone are okay. The only thing is that when I got it, I put it on my credit card for a year and they kept taking the payments out without my permission. They called me back in the summer to tell me they didn't have a record as to who to call. I then told them to take it off and that I didn't want them to be automatically taking it out. Other than that, I'm happy with them.

My sister used LifeFone before and she recommended it to me. I've never fallen for the past three years so I’ve never used them, but the team has been conscientious and they call me periodically such as when my battery is low.

The lady next door left so I thought of having an alert for security in case that I fall. I have recommended LifeFone. I'm 102 years old and I live alone but I have peace of mind because I know I have LifeFone. The only concern is that I would like the response to be faster. I have to check in with them every month to let them know I'm alive but the response is a little slow. I would get faster service if I call 911.

My daughter thought I should have a medical alert service since I'm getting older. I had another one because one of my sisters had it but she's passed away now. I haven't used both but I keep the LifeFone with me. I call and check with them once a month, and they’re always very prompt and polite.

I’m very satisfied with LifeFone. My sons are happy that I have it and I am too. The people at LifeFone have always treated me very nicely and cordially. I had no trouble at all. I mistakenly hit the thing a couple of times when I was opening a jar, but I always told them that I was fine and they said, “That’s all right. That’s what it’s there for.” They wanted me to call them if I need someone.

LifeFone is my first medical alert service. And their team has always come through for whatever we wanted. They're very nice and I would definitely recommend it.

I got a medical alert device because of my age and health. LifeFone was mentioned to me and I went with them. They're very good. I have a little trouble in walking. I have to use a walker, and sometimes I can't get it in my utility room, and I have to walk and hold on to things. So, I figure that if I fall, I can just smash the alert button and get some help. My daughter lives with me but she couldn't pick me up. So, it's either call the medical alert service or call 911.

My daughter and son-in-law bought the LifeFone system for me. I wear it on my wrist. I have used it and I'm very pleased with it. The response was very quick. Moreover, when the people from LifeFone arrived they were very business-like.

My daughters got the LifeFone for me. I call in to have a test. I push the button and the team is there and they're good. The light goes off; they show up on the speaker.

I had two hip replacements. I live alone and I'm getting older. I needed LifeFone to make my life easier and my family's life more relaxed just knowing that I had some additional safety. I'm supposed to use it once a month for a drill. If I remember, I try to do it once a month, but sometimes, I could forget and then their reps go, "Is everything alright?" I would recommend LifeFone. I've never had to use it so far, but I'm sure it's a good service.

My daughter chose for me a LifeFone medical alert device. She got me one just to be safe since I'm 79 years old, live by myself, and could fall anytime. So far I haven't needed it for an emergency but I do test it once a month. The people that answer the phone are extremely nice. I'm very satisfied.

My daughter bought for me the LifeFone medical alert device. They have very nice people. I had an emergency a couple of months ago which prompted me to use the device and it was a very good experience. They responded quickly.

I’ve used the Lifefone at least six times. My sister had to use my LifeFone device once because I went into a diabetic coma. The operators were very nice and responded very quickly. The fire department rescue people were very good. They come very fast and take good care of me. I was very happy with that but I'm probably going to stop having LifeFone because I want the one that goes everywhere.

My husband and I are already old.I have difficulty in walking and he has problems too, so my daughter wanted us to make sure that we have LifeFone. We are happy to have it because now if we need help, it is right there. It’s always good to have it on because you’ll never know when you’re going to need it. I experienced using it a month ago when I fell. Although, I thought I couldn’t get in touch with them because I didn't hear anything on my side when I pressed the button. But it seems they heard me on their side because the ambulance came. So everything worked out very good. I’d recommend it to a friend.

My mother was living alone at the time, and she had a fall, so we wanted to make sure she would be safe. We got the LifeFone and it works out well. We have cameras in the house and I can see her from my phone. The added protection of having the LifeFone helps out a lot too in case she gets in a situation or falls while we are not here. The reps automatically call me first and there hasn’t been a problem. She’s only had one incident and that was in the middle of the night where she leaned against the device and pressed it, but we were all at home. They’ve been very cordial and helpful. All in all, our experience with LifeFone has been awesome.

My son and a very close friend of mine told me they'd feel better if I had LifeFone. It's for my safety because I live alone. I never had an emergency but once in a while, I press the button to check if the unit connects correctly, and I get a nice person at the other end every time I do that. But in an emergency, I would dial 911 which I think is faster. Nevertheless, my LifeFone device makes me happy. I have no complaints.

I live alone and I had one leg amputated. I've only got one leg in a wheelchair so I have to be very careful. That's the reason I got LifeFone 'cause I can't even go out on the deck without having something. I live with my little dog which is not even 10 pounds, so she can't do anything to help me. LifeFone has been very reliable and I've had no problem with it. This is all hooked up after and I have the pendant I carry around my neck. One time, I bent over and squeezed it and they thought I had a problem. They called me almost immediately and it was all taken care of.

I'm very happy with LifeFone. I like it a lot and I feel very secure with it. I feel like somebody is protecting me all the time. I have not used it yet and hopefully, I never have to. I’m a very active person. I have a garden and I go outside, and I have my device on my wrist, but sometimes I forget to take it with me. I always talk to friends how I feel about it. There’s nothing like it. Every older person and even the young ones should carry it when they are alone. I have fallen many times when I didn’t have it and I had to call someone. At one time, I reached the phone and another time, I couldn’t. I broke my glasses and my nose, and my daughter said it's time to get it because I was refusing to get it. If someone has the same experience, LifeFone is the best. They’re a life saver.

I figured I needed to get LifeFone when I had a heart attack and I fell down and couldn't get up. That's one of the best choices I've ever made because once you're on the floor and nobody is around to help you, you can't get up because your legs are too weak. I had a stroke and it paralyzed my left side. It has been a life saver. A telephone won't help since I'm partially blind and I can't see the numbers right. I fell a couple of times already and I pressed the button on the necklace around my neck. They responded and it took them 25 minutes to come and pick me up. The only thing is when they sent me another thing that you press, it doesn't work too good, it sometimes doesn't respond. I have the original one, but I don't how long the battery is gonna last or how long it's gonna last for me.

My mother had some memory loss and heart condition. We were on the fringe of her being able to be alone in a limited part of the time. And that was just something we didn't have to worry about 'cause we knew she had her pendant on. Having LifeFone gave us fewer worries and peace of mind. Thankfully, all we needed to do were our monthly check-ins. Everyone there was very friendly in reminding us of it and it was always very positive. Then it went off a couple of times accidently. They called promptly and we never were cast out. The staff working, their dispatchers, whatever their title is, they're very professional. They were willing to help if we had any problems. I would definitely recommend them.

LifeFone is a real emergency service and they're quick and immediate. I had an emergency on St. Pat’s, March 17th and I was totally out of it and only able to press the button. The operator came out immediately and I told her to send an ambulance, use the back door, and I passed out. They immediately called my first key owner and she came here before the ambulance. She went home to call 911 and the ambulance arrived and then she had to answer why she called 911, which was funny. So the ambulance took me in and then I had an intubation.

My husband has Parkinson’s and we live just a short distance from a small business up the road. He uses his wheelchair to go up there in the mornings, eat breakfast, and to sit around and talk. From time to time, he had problems with his chair turning over with him. So, my son figured it was best we get something like LifeFone to reassure him and us as well that he was safe or if something happened to him, we'd know where he was. One time, my husband turned over and they called until they got my son's phone number. They had called 911, of course, and they got here. My son before he got here says, "Momma, hit that button and ask them if they can identify where he's at." So, I did and the lady says, "Ma'am, I can only see a tree and a building." That immediately helped me to know where he was at. They have been very helpful.

LifeFone has been very good. I was having a lot of back pain and I've fallen a few times. About a year ago, I had a couple of episodes where the device went off and the fire truck was here immediately. I live in the country on a farm and it was nice to know that they could get here fast. It was a lot of help and a comfort to me. Now, just recently, it’s been going off at night and I couldn’t figure out why. I realized that the battery was running down because very soon after that, I got a new LifeFone. The people who answered the phone, when there’s a false alarm, were very kind, polite and don’t fuss at me, which is a plus. I have recommended LifeFone to a couple of friends.

LifeFone is great. I live alone and I've had to use it twice when I've fallen, and it did everything it was supposed to do.

I wanted something where I could push a button and somebody would come on. I got LifeFone and it's marvelous. I push the button and a voice comes on asking, “Eleanor, are you okay?” It makes me feel very safe. I’ve told all my friends that I have it and I've put the neighbors that are close by that would need to be notified, so I’m covered. I’m very happy with it.

I’m living alone at my age and my daughter in Florida got it for me because she figured it was something I needed. Their reps were very polite and nice, and my experience with LifeFone has been good. I know it’s there for me if I need it in an emergency.

LifeFone is great and it has really helped me. I fell twice and I couldn't get up, so I had to call them. And every time I've called, they've always helped me. I've recommend them to a friend.

We investigated all of the medical alert devices and found that LifeFone seemed to fit what we wanted at the time we got it. Their reps were all pleasant and professional. I haven’t had any bad experiences with them at all and I have recommended LifeFone to many people.

I'm very happy with LifeFone which I've been using for over six years now. It's been a very good experience with them. When I call, in a few minutes, they go on the phone and talk to me. They would also call back a couple of times to check up on me.

I have two children who felt I needed a LifeFone and they got it for me. It helps me out and makes me feel more independent. Their team has always answered me immediately and is willing to help me. Everything's been great and I feel very comfortable with it. I'd recommend it to a friend.

I had a hip surgery, and I had fallen a few times before. Also, when I get down, I can’t get back up. I then got a LifeFone, and I've been very satisfied with it. It’s been a great help for me. Although I don’t always get through when I push the button, but when I do, they send a truck, and my son gets here about the same time the ambulance gets here, within 10 minutes or so.

I’m in good health, however, I’m 88 years old and the kids worry a little bit because I live alone. I got a LifeFone to give them peace of mind. The LifeFone reps were fantastic. I have no complaints. There was one time when I over-exercised and pulled some muscles in my chest. I woke up around 1 o’clock in the morning with chest pains, so I thought I’d check my LifeFone up. I used it but it turned out I was okay.

I'm getting old so I thought of getting a medical alert. I'm satisfied with LifeFone. Their people are quick to respond when I call.

My husband has problems and he often falls so we got him a LifeFone. The couple of times we called for assistance, they were quick to answer and were competent.

I'm 85 years old and anybody my age who lives alone needs a LifeFone. They are very good. They always answered my calls and were here within a few minutes. When they would come, there are usually three fellows and they would bring in a professional ambulance truck that hospitals use. But, the customer is charged $100 or more for it which I don't like as it is not fair.

I've had my LifeFone for about a year and a half now and my son picked them out. My caregiver called one time and got very prompt service from their staff.

LifeFone saved my life after I got it. I got it on Friday, my daughter hooked it up on Saturday, and on Tuesday night, I slipped and fell on the walker and broke a rib on the top. I pushed the button and they got someone to help me. My knee and thigh are still numb, I scarred my knees up and had bruises all over and spent the next four days in the hospital. Now I’m back strong and doing fine.

I haven’t had any problem with LifeFone and they’re all very nice. My mom had died and my sister lives in another county so I'm living by myself. I have a herniated disc, problems walking because I’m having collagen stuff in my knees, and just a lot of health problems. My mom used to have a medical alert device and my niece said she's gonna give me one. I said I couldn't pay for it but she told me not to worry about it. She said I need one because my legs become numb and give way. She got in touch with somebody she knows from LifeFone and they came out and installed it so I’ve been wearing it ever since.

I was falling, and my kids wanted me to get a LifeFone. I've used it several times and it's been really great. One time I couldn’t get in and out of my den. I was down, called and they came and helped me out. Another time I had to be in an ambulance to the hospital. They've been very helpful.

My mother is happy with LifeFone. She has used it several times in an emergency and has been satisfied with every service and call that they’ve offered and made. They’re doing a fine job.

I've been in and out of the hospital so many times so I needed a medical alert device. My daughter decided to get me a LifeFone. The funny about it was that when I called and they showed up, they couldn’t get in the house. I have a very touchy lock with the key in it. They turned the key back and forth, and they kept locking themselves out. I had to tell the lady that they were pushing too hard, and it being a touchy one would keep on locking out. So I heard her on the phone tell them and they finally got it, but it took them more than an hour to come in and get me. I use the lock all the time, so I didn’t realize that I needed to tell that to anybody.

We've used the system and we're satisfied with it. My father fell down a couple of times and got hurt, and LifeFone worked out well for us.

My son decided that a medical alert service was something that I definitely needed, and so I've had LifeFone for several years and I like it very much. I find the people at LifeFone very good to do business with. It was very good service and I would surely recommend LifeFone to a friend.

I’m pending disability and my parents are paying my bills right now. We had difficulties with Walgreens Ready service. When we would need the 911 service, they wouldn’t give the EMTs the right information. Then there were several other mistakes that had occurred, and finally we decided to get a LifeFone. With Lifefone, my personal experience when I've been conscious has been fine and everybody has been friendly.

I'm very satisfied with LifeFone. For once with my experience, I did not fill out the form because my vision is very poor and it's very difficult for me. My pressure had gone very low so I'd fallen and was unconscious for a second or two. I came to and instead of calling 911, I used my LifeFone. I was calm and able to speak with them. They tried to get in touch with my daughter who was out of town and then called another number that they had. It was very prompt and good.

I was falling all the time and couldn’t get up. I got LifeFone and I am very satisfied with it. A rep comes out here to give me a hug when he picks me up off the floor and I love to see him. I wouldn’t be sitting here in my chair if it hadn’t been for them. I would recommend LifeFone to anybody that lives alone.

My brother got the LifeFone for me and it's been working fine. I fell about a week ago and I had to call them up and they were out here in just a minute. I'm very satisfied and I'll recommend them.

We have LifeFone for many years now and what has happened in the past was my mom would live up here with me for a while and then decide she wants to go live with my sister down in Texas for a while. LifeFone has always been very good about working with us - where we transport the equipment down from one location to the other, plug it in, push the button and say that now she’s in Texas or Oregon. The transfer has always been done without any problems except the the last time she came up here, the people and contact phone numbers were not changed from the Texas numbers and names to the information up here.

Our experience with LifeFone has been very good. I don’t have any regrets at all. I rolled out of bed once so I called and they came immediately to get me up. I thank them very much for it.

I'm 70 and my husband has dementia. On June 23rd, I had gone out and taken the puppies outside and when I came back in here, my husband had passed out. I thought he either had a heart attack or a stroke. I was trying to get some response from him and I couldn’t so I hit the LifeFone button. I was really upset and couldn’t remember what the rep told me at first, so I hit it again and she told me to calm down and that the rescue squad was on its way. She was friendly and helpful. The EMTs came and when they were working on my husband, they told me I needed to get my dogs out of the way so I put them in the bathroom. That was the first time I've used it in an emergency.

I fall a lot in the house so my brother bought the LifeFone service for me. The reps are very good and the service does help me.

My husband had passed not too long and then I was home alone. I also fell a couple of times so I was in the hospital, so my son got my LifeFone for me. It works wonderfully because one time, I almost fell and I had the pendant around my neck and I pressed it. I was pleased that the paramedics came within 15 seconds. I told my son I like it so I now wear the watch all the time. It's really good and very comfortable. It's convenient. My oldest son lives with me and whenever he goes out, I know I have protection. I used to wear the pendant around my neck. But whenever I got ready to turn over, a lot of times, it somehow presses itself, so I don't wear it. But I wear the watch all the time, in case something happen and no one is with me.

My girlfriend looked up LifeFone and someone told her and then she got it. Then I started looking it up online and I know it has a very high rating, and I eventually I got it too. The guy who sold it to me was very nice. My girlfriend had given me his name and he was great. Luckily I haven't needed to use the device. When I'm in the house I wear the little pack all the time. I also take it out with me and it has been fine so far. I also have the one that looks like the clock. I thought I'd better get LifeFone since I was alone after I moved my husband into a facility for his Alzheimer's. I'm 74. I'm also a little klutzy. I still have steps in my home all the time. But if my husband was still with me and he was well, I wouldn't have gotten it. I wouldn't have thought about it the same way.

My mom is 86 and has mobility issues. I was working part-time and I wanted to know that if she fell in the house, someone would be able to come help her. I researched and liked the fact that LifeFone has a mobile GPS that can go with her if she wanted to go out with friends, and if there was an issue, LifeFone could always find her and help her. It's also movable, like when she went to visit my sister over the holidays and stayed there for six weeks, we called LifeFone and they set it up for my sister's house. Then they set it back up here at my house when my mom came back. They've been absolutely wonderful. They're very patient in walking me through the steps when the device's light comes on to tell us "test". They also got someone out here right away to help us out when we've needed it. They are professional and friendly.

I'm a caregiver and my client uses LifeFone to be sure she could get help if she falls. It’s very nice for her to have. It comes very handy. She’s had to call them a couple of times and they were very fast and prompt. They provide very professional and courteous service.

I had a serious fall and my son took care of getting me a LifeFone. At first, I had a necklace and I kept forgetting to put it on, so I traded it in and they gave me a bracelet. I just put that bracelet on and forget that I have it. I've been with LifeFone for a couple of years and haven't needed to call, and they scolded me once because I hadn't been checking in with them. That day, there was a strong male voice heard in my house asking where I was. It came out of LifeFone box, and the rep called in because they hadn't heard from me for more than six months.

We have two LifeFones. My husband and I each have one and it's for emergency when we fall. It was one of those recommended by the American County Council on Aging. When we needed the Lifefone team, they've been very good and courteous every time in giving a response. Whenever I have pushed the button, it's been great. I've used it many times and it's very sensitive. When we dress sometimes, we forget and let it fall and it's activated. However, my husband had two falls in the past couple of months, and neither one of them activated when he fell. I don't know whether it was because it was too soft a fall and didn't pick up or it was just a fluke.

I live alone and need to have some way to communicate so I got LifeFone. The people there are very nice. They're doing a good job and prompt in responding so I appreciate their help. However, I turn in on accidentally every now and then, and I never knew what I did wrong. I wanted to know if there is something I can do to make sure that it won't happen. But then I'm doing okay and perfectly satisfied if they are not upset with my false calls.

I'm 94, and doing great. But, my kids were worried, so they looked for a medical alert device, and my son felt that LifeFone was a good one. So, he got one for me, and it's a comfort. When I accidentally punched the button on my wrist, they were very understanding, polite, and prompt.

My daughter is pretty good at picking and knowing things. She insists I have the LifeFone device, even though I have mostly full-time care. We live in a gated community too and I’m in a really safe place, but LifeFone is good to have. Their people called me on a few things. They thought my phone was unplugged at one time, but it wasn’t. It was loose, though, and we tightened everything up. They’ve been okay with me.