LifeFone Reviews

I think everybody that lives alone should have a LifeFone, my daughter got one for me. Their people were courteous and friendly.

I got the LifeFone for my father who is 90 years old and living alone at home. I have found them to be everything that they proposed to be. They've been really helpful and extremely professional. They are very economical for the service that they provide, and they have upheld their guarantees as far as their commitment to what they would do. When we first got it, they used to call him periodically to check in and say, "We're testing the system. Is it working? How are you doing?" They have been an excellent source of security for us in knowing that my father has an alternate means of assistance and keeps us from worrying so much. Our challenge is he's usually outside doing things. So we've had some ambulance calls that weren't necessary, but it's been a very good system and I've been pleased with it.

I have LifeFone for several years now and their team is good. I had a few accidents that I didn't want and they reacted very well.

I'm alone in the house quite a bit. After my husband died, I got a LifeFone immediately. One time I hit it by mistake, and they followed up with me right away so I'm sticking with it.

My sister-in-law had LifeFone years ago and she recommended it to me. The people at LifeFone are very good and they're right on the ball. They were here as soon as I called them for an ambulance. As a matter of fact, I only used them one time to go to the hospital because I had to be operated on the gall bladder. I check with them once a month and they're very nice. I’m glad I got LifeFone. They’re excellent.

My wife who was my caregiver had a massive stroke and is in a nursing home so I'm living alone. I'm 78 and I walk with a cane and a walker sometimes. My son felt that at my age I needed a medical alert in case of emergency. I have LifeFone now for about three months and all the people have been very nice. I used it one time when I had fallen. I was putting some ice cream up in the freezer then fell backwards and fell down on the floor. I was on the phone talking to them and they were working on getting somebody to me but my door was open and my next door neighbor happened to come in and helped me up. Fortunately, I didn't hurt my head or cut myself but apparently if you're hurt they send the EMT right out.

I'm getting older, and while I don't have real concerns, my daughter thought I needed something so she got me a LifeFone. I've never had any problem with it. It's sitting beside my bed and I put it on through the day if Im going upstairs or downstairs. Its battery's been going over five years too. I would recommend it.

My son got a LifeFone for me because I live alone, I had a fractured hip recently, and before that, I had a knee replaced. I have it for safety. I've never had to use it yet, but I keep it to get help if I need it. They'd call somebody in the family. I'm pleased with my LifeFone experience.

My father-in-law was prone to falling and wasn’t able to get up. We got the LifeFone so that he could hit the buzzer and get help. It’s a good system and I like it. They are a great company to work with. We like the technology and it sure allows us to keep my father-in-law in his condo a lot longer.

I was falling a lot so I needed LifeFone and my experience has been a very successful one. Everyone is very courteous and efficient, and I'm very happy with my unit. I have a sister that would also like to have one.

Without Lifefone, I would be afraid if I fell or was disabled in any sort that I couldn't do anything. It gives me the ability to just press my wrist and talk to someone. Their people are very lovely and reliable. Because I wear a wristband, my LifeFone is on my wrist. And a couple of times when I was getting something out of the closet or the drawer, it went off and the receiver was saying, "Emergency. Emergency." So I quickly pushed the button down and said that I inadvertently pushed it and that there was nothing wrong. They were very nice. I've had it for a long time, and I also told two of my friends and they have them also.

I've used my LifeFone four times and it has been very good. Everybody has been lovely. I'm 91 years old and they've treated me with the respect an old lady should get. They didn’t make any remarks or made me feel like, “Well, the dope’s going to be in the ambulance.” When you’ve never been in an ambulance before, you wonder what’s going to come next but it was fine. I call them every month to tell them that my machine is working. And the first time I called, I told the girl that my experience with the ambulance went great. It was very unexpected that it was going to be so nice, because you have your ideas that other people say things. So overall, I had a great experience and recommend LifeFone.

I've had LifeFone for two years. I had a need for it because I've fallen three or four times at my home. The reps wanted to know a little bit about what happened and what the condition was at the time. Unfortunately, one time the phone was plugged into the wrong plug. But that was the fault of the person who was repairing something in my kitchen area.

We got LifeFone for my mother due to her old age with issues of her falling. It gives us a little security that there's someone here when we're not around. We've only used the device when we test it and there's a response. Their people are positive and helpful, seeing if everything's okay. LifeFone does the job.

I'm glad I have LifeFone. I wear it all the time and when I go to bed, though I'm not really well so I don't get around even in the house very much. Every first part of the month, I always make sure that I push the device to make sure that it's going alright. Also, the LifeFone team calls when the batteries are low, then they recharge it. I've had LifeFone for quite a while and haven't had any problems at all.

My daughter got the LifeFone medical alert device for us. Anytime I've talked with their people, they're always very nice. We've had a couple of incidents with the alarm going off by accident and they've been very understanding about it. It's good knowing they are here.

I live alone so I needed to have a LifeFone in case I fall. It's a safety device and I'm happy with them.

I got a medical alert device because my balance is not good and I could easily fall, which I have done. I decided to get the LifeFone because some people said that the price per month was lower and that it was a satisfactory experience. Recently I called to check on the device and everything was okay. My experience has been satisfactory too.

I live alone in a complex. My family thought I should have a medical alert device so I could call for an ambulance if I had an emergency and no one checked on me. I have LifeFone. I understand that it just covers a certain area and have to have another attachment if I want it with me wherever I go. I haven't had to use it yet but I'd become unsatisfied if it didn't do what it was supposed to do when I have to use it.

My wife’s health was deteriorating and she was falling a lot so we got her the LifeFone. I'm wearing it now. I’m by myself and all three kids are less worried because I have the device. They check every day with me. I got to talk to the reps when I tested the device, and they were friendly and very efficient. I’m very satisfied with the company because if batteries go low, they immediately send replacements. LifeFone is on top of everything.

I have Parkinson’s so I am a little slow in responding. My daughter decided that I should have a medical alert device and got LifeFone. It has worked fine for what I need. It's been a very good experience.

I'm on oxygen and I live by myself. Every so often, I see that the LifeFone device works but I haven't used it. I try to keep a phone with me all the time but sometimes I can't and I feel more secure having LifeFone. Sometimes it'd be a minute before they come on the phone but when they come on it, they'll ask me, "Miss Dollie, are you alright?" And I'll say, "I'm just testing it." They tell me "fine," and to do it every month.

We got LifeFone for our mother due to her falling and age. It makes her feel better and it makes me and my brother feel a little safer. One time, she got down and she used LifeFone. She was able to hear and they were able to hear her and told my brother. They've been helpful.

Due to my age, I thought I'd better have some way of contacting somebody if I had a problem. I got LifeFone and I was able to use it to get myself to the hospital, so it was good. I've been in touch with their reps and they're fine.

My daughter-in-law's mother had gotten LifeFone so they thought I needed one, too and so far, it makes me feel safer. I'm 85 years old living by myself and it's good to have it. The LifeFone staff has been fine, too.

I’m satisfied with LifeFone which I got because I do live by myself. I'm sick and not able to do anything. I’ve had two emergencies where I needed to use the help button and they got here right away. I would recommend LifeFone to a friend.

LifeFone has been very helpful when I fell. I've had to use it a couple of times when I couldn't get up, though through therapy I can walk and get up now. But one night, I fell out of my king size bed on my stomach. It was a nasty fall. The bed was high up and there were no lights on, and my house is old and has funny corners in it. The LifeFone team had a couple of minutes trying to find me as I was on the floor face down, but with much hollering, they found me and got me up.

I have to go to rehab for a long time. I fell, I cannot walk at all so I’m housebound, and I’m gonna be 90 this week. My daughter was very concerned so she said I better start having a medical alert device and got LifeFone for me. LifeFone gives me a lot of peace of mind because I’m by myself and I tell myself that if something happens, I can just push that button. I also like the people that call me very much. Last year, they called me when my battery was low and they sent out a new one. I’m very happy with them and with the assistance they give me if I have to call them. They are very helpful and respectful.

My children were a little apprehensive sometimes 'cause I lost my husband and I live alone now, and this led me to purchase a LifeFone. There was one time when the little dilly that I plug into the wall fell down on the emergency button when I was gone. When I closed the door, it created enough air that it fell. And they had people here and people calling me. It couldn't have been 10 minutes and there were people responding 'cause I did not respond to the emergency when they called me. So I'm really pleased with it and I'm gonna keep it. They do a very good job.

My daughter thought that a medical alert device would be good for me, and it is. I live alone and I’m almost 90, and LifeFone has come in handy for me. Everybody has also been really nice about everything. One time I fell, I had to use my LifeFone device and they were here in no time. I feel better having it and my children do, too, because they can’t be here all the time. LifeFone has done good. I would recommend it.

I live by myself and my people wanted me to get a LifeFone, and so I finally did. It has been a lot of help for me. I know it's there if I need it. Otherwise, I'd worry. I like it and I have nothing to complain about. I probably drove the people at LifeFone crazy but they have all been mighty nice to me. They come right away when needed. I'm proud that I have LifeFone with me.

A friend of mine had LifeFone and I signed up for it too. I wear the device when I’m home. When I go out, I sometimes keep it on because it doesn’t work outside the house. But I’m alone in the house now. I’ve been sick and I’ve had aides, but I keep the alert on all the time. There are a lot of devices out there like this and they offer some better deals, but I have not switched. Our experience with LifeFone has been fine so far.

I've had LifeFone for a while and if there's any problem, my daughter takes care of it. I still wear it every day and it gives me fewer worries.

My mother is 92 and living by herself, and we thought LifeFone would be an extra layer of security. She used it once in the middle of the night, inadvertently pushed it and called. It was in one part of the house, and the base unit was in the back part of the house. She did not hear them call and go, "Hi, Nancy. This is LifeFone. Are you okay?" She didn't hear them because she was busy in another part of the house, so they called me and they also called the paramedics. My mom went to the front door, and she opened it for them. That was the reason for the recent use of the service, and it worked because they called me. They had also called EMS when they could not get her to respond. Everyone at LifeFone has always been very nice. Every time we've called, they've been courteous and solicitous. The system worked and did exactly what it was supposed to do.

My daughter researched different companies on the internet and it was at her recommendation that I choose LifeFone. She felt it more nearly met my needs, so I went with them. However, I have not had any occasion to use it for an emergency. I’d set it off a couple of times when I bent over the sink and accidentally set it off. At that time, I was pleased at how quickly the lady answered to see if I had a problem. Whenever I accidentally hit the button, the people at LifeFone answered right away and when I explained that it was an accident, they were very gracious and asked if I had any questions. It's been a very satisfactory experience and my children feel safer knowing I have it when I’m at home alone.

I’m glad that I have LifeFone that I put around my neck. I had a lot of dizziness and heart issues. LifeFone makes me feel better. It's added security but then there are times when I forget it and that is an issue with me now. I have lots of problems physically and mentally challenging with the forgetfulness. I’ve had a couple of emergencies, but I just called 911.

I live by myself and it would be a good idea for me to get a medical alert device. Since somebody else in the same complex I live in had LifeFone and said it was fine, I decided to get one too. I only had to use the device one time and it was very easy. They've been very welcoming whenever I call in to report. A number of times, I've pressed the button accidentally because I leaned against something, but they've always been very pleasant. I never sense that they're bothered by it. I feel that if I fall, someone can assist me right away. They're there when I need them so it's been a good experience.

I’m alone at home most of the time and my son worried that I would have an emergency so I got a medical alert device. So far, I had two calls to LifeFone and everything was fine. One was when I fell and couldn’t get up. I used the medical alert and got the emergency personnel to my house.

I had a brain tumor and they had to remove my pituitary gland. My kids got LifeFone for me because they thought I might black out and need it. I never did but I've kept it. I like wearing the little bracelet when I go outside to work in the yard or take the trash. One time, I didn't know I pressed it. When they called me but couldn't get me, they called my daughter. The ambulance came because they couldn’t get neither me nor her. I'm glad I have LifeFone. The only thing is I'm lax in calling in. I'm supposed to call in once a month to make sure my unit is working and I forget to do that. Also, I hate to push that button because it says emergency about six times and I have a little bird that is scared to death when that comes on.

I needed a medical alert device and LifeFone worked well for me when I had an emergency. Their reps have been very nice, and they take good care of me. When I ring my bell, they come and take care of me if I've fallen or needed help.

My patients are husband and wife - the wife has slight dementia, but the husband has dementia and Alzheimer's and is in a wheelchair so he definitely needs LifeFone. The medical device is great. If he's having one of his episodes thinking he can walk when he really can't - and he does get up and fall over - he presses it and the LifeFone team comes right away.

The people at LifeFone are very courteous.

I haven't really been in touch with LifeFone often. Every now and then, I'll press my device to check it and it goes off, then I push 'clear' but had no problem with anyone over at LifeFone at all. A few times LifeFone called me and replaced the device I had with a newer one. One night, I accidentally pressed the emergency button and I ended up with my neighbors that are on my emergency list and the public security or 911 here. LifeFone responded quickly.

I'm an older woman and I live by myself so I got myself a LifeFone. Since having it, I feel more comfortable.

After I was hospitalized, my daughter insisted that I get a medical alert service. I signed up with LifeFone and pay for it but I'm considering not keeping it simply because it’s of no use when I leave the house. Also when I'm in the house, I don't wear it. I leave it on something near at hand.

I live alone and my son, daughter, and son-in-law decided I needed something because if I fall, I couldn't get up again. One time, I momentarily dropped my pendant on the bath rug in the bathroom. I wear hearing aids and I had the radio on, but I picked the pendant up and put it back on. I was in the shower and I heard somebody knocking on my bathroom door. It was the local emergency response people and apparently, LifeFone tried calling me by phone, but in the bathroom with the water running and the radio going and my hearing aids not in, I didn't hear the phone. So they contacted the local people that I had fallen. I never did talk to anyone at LifeFone that day, but the emergency people were very great. I was getting ready to check the machine today because I haven't done that in over a month. They said I could check every so often. Just press the button and someone will come.

I'm living alone and I'm not that well of a person. I got LifeFone and I like it.

My husband died almost two and a half years ago and I have found myself living by myself. I knew, in order for me to be safe and to make life easier for everybody else that's around me, it would be ridiculous for me not to have something. So I took all of the advertisements that I could find and I went on all the sites, lined them all up, and LifeFone was the one that I chose. I have not regretted it, not one second. They respond to me quickly as soon as I hit my button. I have quite a few illnesses. I fell so many times and they've come. Just the other day, they picked me up and took me to the hospital. I have been in desperate situations and I've called them so many times that I've gotten to know the folks on the other end of the line that answer the phone. LifeFone saved my life. They're unbelievable and they're honest. I had the cream of the crop when I chose LifeFone.

The people at LifeFone are very friendly. I would recommend LifeFone.

LifeFone makes me feel much more secure when I'm home alone. I wear the wrist unit and find it very comfortable. When I've had any issue that needs discussion I'm always treated with courtesy and respect.

I just used LifeFone two weeks ago and I find nothing wrong with it. Everything was fine and I recommend them.

We’re both getting old so we got a LifeFone. We’ve used them several times and they’re friendly and helpful. Our experience with them has been great.

I was by myself so I got LifeFone and it has been a satisfactory experience with them.

My mother kept falling and at that time, she was living alone, so we got her a LifeFone. I love it! Everybody has always been very polite, helpful and prompt to answer an alert. They’ve never failed to answer her when she has called. In fact, I like that they’re on it and not wasting any time. It’s wonderful that she has her LifeFone because when she falls and she's not hurt, they don’t send the ambulance because they can talk to her first and then call me. The situation has changed now because I’m staying here with her.

Quick response time. Your people do what is needed.

We had Life Alert and I wasn't happy with their service. When we had to call the ambulance to take my mom to the hospital, I didn't get a call from them for four hours. We switched to LifeFone and we're happy with the service. They were very efficient. Dad had fallen in the bathroom and I got a call that she said, "Your dad's fallen in the bathroom. He's all right. I've got paramedics on the way." And that was all I needed to know and then I got in the car and came home.

LifeFone is my first medical alert device. It has very little impact on my life right now as I have constant help with me but I would recommend it.

My grandparents are old and they fall. The only real issue they've had with the LifeFone is my grandmother wears the pendant with a gyroscope to sense a fall and sometimes they fling it around too fast and it will think it's falling and it'll set off. Customer service would call and I would tell them that everything is okay.

I fell going out in the garage one night. I called LifeFone and they got me help right away. So far, I've used the button twice.

The people at LifeFone were quick and called my daughter and son. So that was great. I had trouble with getting a hold of them sometimes, but I've been satisfied with the service so far. I had another medical alert service before and they didn't take me to the hospital at that time. I can’t remember why we changed over to LifeFone, but we were going to buy one for a satellite so I could have the alert device in the car but we couldn't get a signal.

They're very good about checking with me if they haven’t heard from me, and I’m pleased with it. I've been quite satisfied with LifeFone, and I'd recommend them.

I have a disability and I've had two incidents of falling where I've had to use LifeFone and it worked well. Response time was quick, and I'm satisfied.

I’m very happy with LifeFone. I have it around my neck. Whenever I’ve used it, the people at LifeFone served us very nicely. I've used it about half a dozen times and they were very responsive. I find it very, very effective and I feel very secure as long as I have it with me.

Our mother was having lots of falls and we knew that she needed a medical alert device for a long time. The people at LifeFone are very nice and helpful. I set it up and it was an easy process. I had one problem, so I called and someone helped me right away, so that worked out well. Our mother has had to use her LifeFone maybe three times and they responded quickly. I would definitely recommend them to a friend.

I wear my LifeFone around my neck. I've used the button about three times, one time was when I was out by the mailbox. Also one day, I fell out there by the edge of the driveway and I could hear their representative talking to me in the house, but I couldn't respond. I eventually got myself up through the help of a neighbor. Another time, they came and helped me up. I was surprised when I fell out here by the front sidewalk, they got me up and made sure I could walk good before they left.

I had a spill and I wasn't able to call anybody else. I had my LifeFone device which I have wired on my arm all the time so I did use it and it helped me. LifeFone responded quickly and a team of nice people came, knew what my trouble was, and took me to the hospital. Then a short while afterwards, I had another spill. I called again and they came and got me.

We set Lifefone up for my dad and it was easy to set up. When he had to use the button, it seems to take a while for them to actually get on the phone - at least eight minutes - and it seems more like an eternity when you're actually waiting for help to come. There is one time that the EMTs came out and assisted him and helped him get up. The pricing is really good and competitive and I prefer to pay it once a year. It's considerable savings over the other systems that are out there. That's a reason why we went for it and we also know that if we stop using it anytime during the year, they're going to refund the portion of the payment that hasn't been used.

My sister got me the LifeFone - being alone, she felt that it was wise as a Christmas gift for me. I had a couple of incidents that I'm trying to avoid happening again. I was working in the dirt one time, putting a couple of plant or pots on the picnic table to freshen up the soil. It was heavier than I thought though and the next thing I knew, I had two firemen at my house and wanna know if I was okay. They got a message that I might need help. They tried to call me but I was outside and I didn't hear the phone ring. Next thing I knew, one of my daughter-in-laws was here and it was terribly embarrassing. Nevertheless I was thankful I was okay and they were more than considerate. I didn't want to cause a lot of confusion like that, so I'm working on it, but it happened one more time.

I live alone and my children helped me choose LifeFone. I pushed my button six weeks ago because I fell, and they came on time.

The button is flashing, and when their rep called, she told me she found out that my battery is weak because I've had this thing pretty long and the battery’s never been changed. She told me to charge it for 70-something hours, and I did. And it's still blinking. Nevertheless, when I got this alert system, I recommended it to everybody. A friend of mine who happened to have a stroke got one, and I'm trying to get a friend of mine who's close by to get one too. He has diabetes and he's hoping to get one.

LifeFone is the medical alert system that my wife has used. Their people performed as they were supposed to. We had a problem one time with a battery and we got a new unit. We're satisfied with them.

My doctor suggested that I get a LifeFone because I have medical issues. I have had to use my device once, and though I can't remember anything from that day, I was told I called my son and that was really garbled - he could not understand what I was saying and he told me to press the button. I woke up in the hospital around supper time. I'm glad I had LifeFone and that I was able to press it somehow. If I didn't have it, I probably would have lied here for quite a while.

I have my LifeFone device around my neck. I don't think I really need it but my brother wanted me to have it in the case of an emergency. I've called to check the device, and the people at LifeFone were very nice. Other than that, I haven't had any bad times with it and if somebody wanted one and they were talking to me, I would recommend it.

My mom was home alone and she fell. She had broken her arm and she sat here for about three hours before somebody got home. With LifeFone, everything has been wonderful.

It was getting harder for my father to live independently so we got him a LifeFone. It was very good when we tested it and their reps have been friendly and helpful. They've responded quickly to any kind of questions. We're satisfied and happy with the system and it's worth it when we needed it.

My mom is 87 and she likes living by herself though I live a few blocks away. I ordered LifeFone for her so in case something happened, we know that she could contact somebody. She finds the device very much easy to use. She always has it on.

I fell and broke my leg. The children thought I had to have a medical alert device so I got LifeFone. Everything has been good though I thank the Lord I hadn’t had to use it. I would recommend them.

I’ve had stroke so my son wanted me to get LifeFone. They help me a lot. Whenever I have a problem, I push the button and they ask me if I’m okay. They come fast and they're very nice, too.

I'm at home alone while my husband is at work. My LifeFone makes me more secure and comfortable. It's easy to carry and also easy to use. I had called and talked to the LifeFone reps and they're nice and friendly.

My son got a LifeFone for me. Their price is right and I never had any problem with them. They're very good.

I'm getting old and I figured that having LifeFone has a procedure that had safety about it. I wear the device around my neck and it just stays there. Though I haven't used them yet, we check every month and they're there the minute they hear the button. They are very efficient. The important thing to me is the speed in which they respond, and they always respond very quickly.

LifeFone has been very good and helpful for the person I am taking care of. It makes us feel more secure that Rosemary has it, but we're fortunate that we really never had to use it. When she accidentally pressed it, LifeFone answered right away and reassured her that everything's okay. The only concern was when the batteries went dead one time. We hadn't checked it and she actually needed to use it, so it was a concern for us and we were very upset. She's an elderly person and could've been wearing it for a long time with the battery being dead and we just didn't know. It may be our fault because we didn't read carefully, but there should have been a warning to alert us. We were told that we're supposed to check the battery all the time. But LifeFone sent us a new one right away.

When I watched my brother and I was living alone, my son wanted me to have a LifeFone device. He’s paying for it. Their people have been fine and it gives me more peace of mind. I’d recommend it.

The team of LifeFone has always been very pleasant, polite and responsive to the call. I don't have any qualms. I'm glad LifeFone's accessible and there is always immediate response. I would recommend them.

They had been very efficient at LifeFone when I needed them. One day, I accidentally punched the button and a fireman appeared. However, I wish that LifeFone worked when I was out in the yard. Nonetheless, I had a very good experience because when I was very sick, everyone has been very kind and patient. I’m very satisfied with my care. The doctor and nurses were very nice.

LifeFone team has been very nice and polite. I didn't want it to begin with but my niece insisted and got it for me. So far, I haven't had any problems at all.

The second machine I got from LifeFone worked immediately and stopped blinking. A man gave me a number for me to have to tell about the blinking lights and told me that it was a free call. I called, got a lady in New York and we spoke for several minutes. Then I got a bill on AT&T for $13. She told me that she would clear that bill but no one has cleared it. I've been very pleased with them and I like the rate very much, until my machine started blinking and I started hearing from people in numerous places over the United States. I didn't mind hearing from them until I had that AT&T charge. I wasn't pleased with being guided incorrectly, that he was getting me a free phone number which I used it to clear up this blinking lights and then AT&T charges me.

I've had emergency two or three times. I like the LifeFone to be adjusted some way because from the moment that I press the button until there's a real voice on the other end, it's a really long time. Too long to get a response. In an emergency, you want a response as soon as possible. But they have serviced me to get me the help that I needed and they got through to my children.

Every time I speak to the people at LifeFone, they’re very nice. They would check up on the device and I would always be alerted that something had to be changed. One time, it was blinking a lot and they said the battery was going down. It has been in there too long so they put new batteries and I haven't had a problem with it since.

My mom was living on her own so we got her a LifeFone. Our experience with them was good. They were very friendly.

I got pretty ill and I was living alone, and I had a couple of bad falls so my sister recommended LifeFone. There have been times I needed help and they called my phone and sent out medical help.

I'd recommend people to have LifeFone. My brother got one. It's some kind of security to feel better if one lives alone like me. If I lean on it I could push that. I wear my LifeFone all the time and I find myself feeling a lot better. One time, I fell and my head hit the dresser before I hit the floor. I called the health girl and she told me they'll send the ambulance quickly. She added, "If you fell and hurt your head, they'll be there right away and let them see if your head's bleeding because that's dangerous." The gate was locked so I went to it and she said "I'll hold on until you get back and then they'll be there by that time to get you." I've had pretty good luck with LifeFone. I have fallen several times but I'm able to get up.

I needed a medical alert system and LifeFone seemed satisfactory and we all agreed on it. In the years I’ve had it, I don’t think I’ve had to call them twice. When they want me to call in once a month, I always forget. Any time the device has gone off, it’s because I made a mistake. My experience has been very satisfactory.

I fell once so my daughter told me that I had to get a LifeFone because I live by myself. So far, it's been fine with me. Once, when it was raining and the power went off, they called me because I said something went wrong.

I live alone and decided I needed a medical alert system. I phoned around to a number of systems and I liked the person that I interacted with at LifeFone. So I ended up with them. I would recommend it because it sounded like the best. I am glad I have it. I check in at the beginning of the month to test the system.

I have the LifeFone device for personal protection. I trust it and haven’t had any problems.

Customer service very helpful. Challenging to get used to sensitivity of equipment. Is still a pain. My normal actions can cause alert. Still deciding if I want the hassle.

Very happy with the service.

My husband died five years ago and my kids didn’t want me to be by myself that’s why I got a LifeFone. I’m very thankful because it helped me twice and both times I fell. I pressed the button and somebody came on. Then the fire engine, police and an ambulance came and they took me to the hospital. I could’ve laid there on the floor for who knows how long. I’m so glad I have this little white gadget around my neck with a long black rope. I don’t go anywhere without it. It is wonderful. Whoever invented this really knew what he was doing.

I researched online for the best fit for my 89 year old Mom and we are both very happy with this LifeFone. At first she thought it was just for 'old' people but now she is the talk of the neighborhood. Everyone she tells is impressed with all the features. She loves that the GPS works when she is out in the car or shopping too. She has had a handful of falls and each time the operator speaks to her immediately and that is so reassuring for us all. Everything is very easy to use and the voice quality over the devices is perfectly clear and the operators are polite and friendly. Love it!

My balance is very bad. I can walk but I have to use a walker. I’ve fallen about four times, and every time, the LifeFone guys have been very good and right on. They got me either my son, the police or the ambulance. There was one time that I didn’t hurt myself but I was slipping out of the chair. I went to use my LifeFone but the battery had gone dead. That was just one time and that was my fault, as I should’ve had it checked. I like it very much, though, and would recommend it to everybody.

I was alone after my husband passed away. That's when I got a medical alert device. Somebody suggested that LifeFone would be the best so it was what I got. It's been good having it. I appreciate it especially that I had a heart surgery. I wear it around my neck and it's there if I need it. I just wished I had it when I had a bad fall before. I have recommended it and a friend of mine got one and she's happy with it.

My daughter bought me a LifeFone because I live alone. I got attacked by a rabid raccoon one night and I couldn't get back to my car because it's in a separate building, so I pushed a button and LifeFone came right away. The rep on the phone was calm just as I was too, because there's nothing I could do about it. That probably hasn’t happened to a lot people and I was actually three days in the hospital. I have recommended LifeFone and a friend of mine is getting one for her 106-year-old aunt in a nursing home.

I had fallen and broken my leg so I decided to get LifeFone. My daughter set it up when she still lived with me. I haven’t used it because I’m very careful and I haven’t fallen recently. But I haven’t been testing it like I used to. I test it once in a while to see that it works, and I get the message on the recording. It scares me a little bit when it says, “Emergency! Emergency!” I haven’t talked to them personally because I just leave a message all the time. I press the button and the woman says, “Are you okay, Rose?” And I said, “Yes, I’m just testing it.” They say, “Thank you.” It really helps. I know if I have to use it, I’ll get an instant response. I feel very comfortable and secure with it on my wrist and don’t take it off at all.

I had high blood pressure and mild strokes so I decided to get LifeFone. I've used them twice to call an ambulance. It's been a good experience interacting with their people. They were friendly, helpful and knowledgeable.

I'm very pleased with my experience with LifeFone. I haven't needed it but once, and that one time, it didn’t work. And so we called 911 and I got the attention. But otherwise, I have no complaints. And since that, I started to test my LifeFone equipment here by calling in on the first of every month.

I live by myself and was afraid I might fall. I feel safe with LifeFone. Also, their people are friendly and helpful, though I've had no accidents to had to use it. I’m satisfied with it.

I fell once so I decided to get a LifeFone. The people I've spoken with were very nice and answered every question I had. I've been with them a number of years now and they were always there for me. I'm very satisfied and have just recommended them to my good friend.

When I ordered the LifeFone, they sent the equipment out quickly and it’s been sitting on my night table for the last six years. I try it every once in a while to make sure it's operating and every time I did, it worked so I'm happy. Sometimes it takes them more than a few seconds to answer to as long as a minute. But that would be okay if I fall on the ground and break a leg or something. The only thing I don't like about LifeFone is that I could not use it if I'm away from my apartment. If I'm driving a car and have an accident, it will not do me any good. My friend got a more expensive system that she carries around with her, whereas this system is stationary here.

Somebody across the street who was living by himself passed away from diabetic shock. I live by myself too so I have LifeFone as a backup. I'm satisfied with the system. I know it's there when I need it. The only thing is I have a little battery problem right now. LifeFone called me today so the device is going to take two days to recharge if the problem is not the battery. I had a very good experience with LifeFone and I would recommend it.

I have had a good experience with LifeFone and I was real happy with them. However, another company covers the whole United States and I'm changing pretty soon because that means a lot for me now. But LifeFone is great and I had no problems with them.

I haven't had to use LifeFone yet as I haven't had any emergencies. But it's good because they called me and yelled at me for not going through my monthly testing. I appreciated that.

The people at LifeFone have been very helpful. I've gotten to know the staff that I check in with and they're very pleasant, kind, and courteous. My experience with them has been very good and I would recommend LifeFone to a friend.

Everything's fine with LifeFone. Anytime I ever had to call and speak to anyone there, it’s always been very satisfactory. I had an operation and it would be a good idea to have their system in case I ran into trouble. Now, I feel more comfortable with it.

I've had LifeFone for several years and had to use it because of my situation. I have fallen several times and have had to call someone to come help me. The reps have been very good and it's been a wonderful experience with LifeFone. I've already recommended them to friends.

We thought that LifeFone would fit me best and generally, it's been very good. Anytime I had to reach out to them, they've been excellent. I'm 81 now and I was 78 when I got it, and I was living alone. I had fainted a couple of times and it was hard to get up, so I thought I really did need something that I can use to contact somebody without having to be able to get up or get to a phone, and LifeFone definitely fits that bill. I feel more confident since having it.

I'm living in an assisted place. One time, I couldn't grab anything to get up so I pressed the Lifefone button and the nurses came down. My children had gotten the device for me when I tripped before. Once in a while, I get a call from the Lifefone people checking it out. It's a good idea to have one and I would recommend it to anybody that can't balance themselves.

I haven't had to use my LifeFone fortunately because I'm in good health. My kids insisted that I have it. So far, I only had it go off by mistake once when we were gone completely and the cat stepped on it and set it off. Their representatives have been very pleasant with me on that occasion and every time I've checked on it to see if it's working properly. I'm completely satisfied.

LifeFone has been nice even if I had to learn and get used to it since it's the first time I had one. My son got it for me as I was falling so much. It had come in handy and it's been good. They called me just when I fall. They carried me to the hospital and checked me over. I also call them every month for testing.

I had fallen twice since Christmas. LifeFone called the ambulance and they came with the fire truck since I'm not very far from the fire station. I had to wait a little bit during the first fall because they called the phone to see why I wasn't answering after I pressed the button so there was a bit of delay. But the second time, they were here in just a few minutes. They were very professional.

I'm suffering with arthritis and have a walker that I use. My children were afraid for me because I live alone. If I wasn’t near a phone if I fell, then I would be helpless, so they insisted that I get a medical alert. LifeFone makes me feel at ease. It's helpful that I can call somebody if I do fall and it alleviates worrying about if I'm not near a phone, I at least have the button around my neck that I could use. When I needed to press the button, I got the response right away and got the help that I needed. Also, when I needed a sticker because my old sticker had peeled off with the rain, it was sent to me promptly. In fact, not only one but I think three. It's nice to have spare ones.

I was having some medical problems and my son decided to get LifeFone for both of us. Everything so far has been really good. We called most of the time to check and make sure our phone was working all right and I worry about bothering them but they were very friendly and courteous.

I’m glad that I have my LifeFone. Other people have it too and I think it's very nice. So far, I've had a good experience having it and I'm satisfied with it.

Ursula had a fall and I knew she needed something to call in case that happened again, so we got a LifeFone. It's convenient for her to push and call to get something set up, if needed. It's a peace of mind, and it serves its purpose quite well.

I was having problems medically, so it was time I got the LifeFone. I was able to get the EMS and the police rather quickly. They came right away to assist me when I needed them. I was very happy with the service.

My children thought that it would be better if I had a system like Lifefone so we got it. So far, I'm pleased with them and they were very helpful. When I fell and called them to ask them to call my children, my children were able to come over and helped me get up. This alert system has been fine, overall.

We use the LifeFone medical alert system because my husband is not walking, he is blind and he can’t hear so he couldn’t use the phone if in an emergency. Also, I have fallen a few times and luckily people have been here. But I figured he could push his button if I can’t. In fact, he pushed it once when he couldn’t find me. I don’t know how he responded but I guess he didn’t respond very well. So, they sent the fire department over and that was good. So far I’ve been having no complaints. I feel very safe with LifeFone and it makes me feel much more comfortable. And when I call them to do the testing, they’re very glad and they remind me to do it next month because I always forget.

I enjoy having the LifeFone device around my neck. I live by myself and by having it around my neck I feel more secure because if I do happen to fall like I've done before in the shower and other areas of the house, I just push the button, the fellow comes across the machine and asks of me, "Will, are you all right?" I'd say, "No, I'm on the floor." They contact the rescue here in town to come right over here and help me get up. They're very kind and considerate people. It's a remarkable experience.

I loved my LifeFone from the beginning a few years ago. I really love the upgrade that connects just to an outlet and has the GPS that I can take with me when on the road. Also, Marty ** is absolutely wonderful.

I’ve used LifeFone for three years now and have been very happy and satisfied. They were very quick and efficient and I’ve already recommended them to somebody who now has it.

I fell backwards and my head hit the corner of the fireplace, which is very sharp. I had quite a gash and a lot of blood. I'm rather elderly and not very steady on my feet. So while I'm sitting on the floor, I pushed the button on my LifeFone and the rep answered quickly. She had a little trouble finding my daughter and did not stay on the line, which I don't know if they are supposed to or not. She could have assured me while I'm sitting waiting, but she was probably busy. She did come back a bit later and told me that help was on the way. Paramedics were here very quickly and I ended up in the emergency room with seven staples on the top of my head, which is all healed now.

I bought a LifeFone to be able to have more contact for my father. It does what it's supposed to do and the employees have been been good.

I'm 88 years old and have a chronic backache, bulging disc surgeries pressing my nerves, and I also have Parkinson's. I'm all by myself and I decided that I need something and got a LifeFone. I had only used it once when I went to the toilet and couldn't get up. They had to come in and bust my door because nobody was able to open it because I had not given them where my key is. Now they have it on the file.

I got the LifeFone because I'm not well. Any time that they've been called by a member of my family, they've always responded quite well. They've sent the ambulance and I've never had a problem with them.

I wear the wristband all the time and somehow it went off, which it never did before. I was outside and leaving and LifeFone called my son and the first aid. When I came back, there was a lot of commotion. They asked where I was and I said that I was out and okay. I don't know how it got pressed unless the unit itself shorted. But I'm satisfied and they responded promptly.

My son chose LifeFone and I’m pleased with my experience with them. I feel more confident having it.

I'm satisfied with my experience with LifeFone. I have Parkinson's disease and I fall quite often so I bought the medical alert device from them. I fell one time and they picked me up. Their representatives were friendly and helpful.

I discovered two months ago that my LifeFone system was not working and I don’t think it had been working for a couple of years. Partly my fault because I used LifeFone once and nobody ever answered. I should've called them on the phone but I didn't. The system wasn't hooked up and LifeFone never told me. They kept billing me even though the system wasn't working which was not good. However, we finally got that all straightened out and got the system working. Then I had to use it once and it worked quite well. The response was very quick. I haven't used it since so I should test it and see if it's still working.

My son decided to get a LifeFone for me. I feel comfortable knowing that I have it and the people are always very nice. I called them in December when I was having chest pain. They said they would get help and they certainly did. The firemen and the ambulance were here within minutes. LifeFone also called my daughter, then she called me and stayed on the phone with me until the ambulance driver got here. And she was going to meet us at the hospital. Now that I really used it, everything turned out so well. I certainly didn't have to call 911 and I'm glad I have it.

I punch my LifeFone button when I fall and they respond immediately. I have a history of falling, and I fell in the yard one afternoon. I made it to the porch but I couldn't reach the door handle, so I spent the night there. That was when I decided I needed help. I'm satisfied with their service.

LifeFone's personnel were very helpful, courteous and always there when we needed them. We liked how the device was hooked up to the cell towers and not just directly to our landline phone and that the battery backup was for 24 to 48 hours, so if we lose electricity, we would still be able to use it. We've been satisfied with LifeFone.

I was living alone, my legs are weak from the MS and it's scary if I can't get up. I was afraid if I fall, I couldn't get near my cellphone, my cordless or my landline, so I got the LifeFone system and it made me secured. If I don't answer my landline, they'll call my cellphone. And if I don't answer either, they’ll send out help.They are absolutely friendly and knowledgeable.

LifeFone is my first medical alert system and I had quite an experience with them about a month ago. I got up in the morning, didn't have my hearing aids then, and went to the bathroom. The phone rang one time and it was them calling me but I didn’t try to get to the phone since I’m disabled. The next thing was I heard them figuring out how to get in the house. My next door neighbor who was leaving to go to work came over to see what was going on and he knows where my key is on the outside so he showed them how to get in.

I wear the LifeFone device around my neck and if I'm in an emergency, I can punch my button and they'll respond. I'm very pleased with LifeFone.

I live alone and my health isn't the best so I have LifeFone. I've used it three times and I've had positive reactions from the people that came to my aid. LifeFone is a terrific thing to have.

I'm disabled, had fallen several times and I live alone, so getting a LifeFone was a smart thing to do. It's a backup in case I do fall. I’ve fallen outside and it’s not good because I can’t get up by myself. I’ve never been injured but I’ve been stuck where I am and one time it was cold and I was lying in the snow. So I was glad to have help. Now I have fewer worries since I had it. Their people have also been very nice.

I fell when I was in my own home and I had to go to the hospital and then rehab afterwards. My son-in-law said I needed to have Lifefone and arranged for it. It saved my life two years ago. It was Christmas time and I got out of bed, but I could not walk even to the chair that was just two feet away from me. I used LifeFone and the fire department came, got me and I went into the hospital. Turned out I had a very severe infection and I almost died. So everything has been positive with LifeFone and I've already recommended it to a friend who's using it now as well.

LifeFone has taken care of my husband. A couple of months ago, he fell and we've had response. I didn't update my information so it got a little chaotic. Thank God, my neighbors knew stuff but people from LifeFone were right here so it goes pretty fast. I'm pleased with them. We were referred to them more on the cheaper side and personable. But since he's a quadriplegic it just got to the point where we needed something in place. It was for both of us because I'm epileptic and he needs to have access if something happens to me as well. He fell in our transfers in his van, and I can't lift him so, I have to call and paramedics are there so the big boys can lift him in there. We just push the button and say, "Call them." and they come and put him in his chair. So, it's been a good thing.

I got LifeFone because I have COPD, and if I fall, I don’t have enough oxygen to get up by myself. With LifeFone, I push the button and they send help and I wouldn’t be waiting on the floor all day. Their team is very nice. Having the device is very reassuring and I feel safer and better living alone.

My mother had a couple of falls and she was having some confusion. Last summer, they thought she's having some mini strokes causing her to be a little confused and a little stumbly. So, we decided to get a medical alert system for her. Everyone in LifeFone has been pleasant when we've had to deal with them. Every time I'm not here and they had to come, it's because she accidentally hits her button. But I've had them come out a couple of times to help me get her up after she's fallen. Everything's been great. She’s doing better now, but not so much that we want to get rid of the system.