LifeStation Reviews

LifeStation is my very first medical alert and I've had it since 2005. I have one leg and I have diabetes so sometimes my blood sugar drop and I don’t have my leg on and I fall. I fell one time in my bedroom and the system is in my living room. They heard me and they got the ambulance for me. Also, I accidentally got it pushed one time when I was testing it to see if it worked and they answered right away. It was great and I’m very happy that I can get help right away. My health button is on my wrist and it’s very comfortable.

One time, LifeStation's reps called to check and they were going to get back to us but they never did. I've had a trouble light on for 2 months and I don't even know if it's working or not. Also, the little plastic band that goes with the device is so flimsy. It comes apart after two months and just break. It's real cheap and not designed to last for an extended period. So we're going to cancel when with LifeStation when our contract runs out.

My washroom is down the steps and I had a bad experience falling down, and my daughter insisted I get a LifeStation. I haven’t had any experience with the machine since I’ve had it, but it's made me more careful now. The reps don’t know me very well when I call in, but overall I would recommend them to a friend.

I have never had to use my LifeStation yet, but I am happy with it. I get to speak with the team every month when I test it, and they are great. When they set it up, they were very helpful too. I am living alone, and getting this was very easy. I feel safer and more independent since having it. It’s great having it because I have more confidence in staying alone.

LifeStation really works and I love it. I'm not using it but it’s still on me if I have an emergency. I know if I need it and I use it, they’re gonna answer me quickly. One time, the rep telephoned me and asked me if I had an emergency. It’s a good thing for old people to have to get home. When I put it in my hand, I can go anywhere I want. They make things easier since now they make it fancy, too. I would recommend it to my old friends and tell them it’s good to have one.

I fell and broke my hip, so my daughters wanted me to get LifeStation for a little security. A couple of times I hit it or laid on it and it went off. They called right away.

I'm disabled and very ill, and I'm not able to get to a phone to call someone when my workers are not available, so I had to get a medical alert device. My experience with LifeStation was 100% wonderful. They called me right back. One time, I was in a life-and-death situation and as soon as I pushed the help button on my LifeStation device, an intercom came on and a rep said, “Do you need help?" and I said, “Can you please send an ambulance?”

I have a very bad back and I have a hard time getting around the house and just getting in and out of a shower, to me, is kind of dangerous. And my husband is hard of hearing, and when he takes his hearing devices off at night, he can’t hear. So we got concerned that if I would get up during the night and because of a back problem, would fall down, I could yell my head off and he’d never hear me. I feel more confident that I have my LifeStation. They’ve been extremely helpful and great.

When I call LifeStation and check it every month if it’s working, they have always been professional and courteous. I live alone and I’m old, and I have more sense of security knowing I have it with me all the time.

My experience with LifeStation has been terrific and I feel safe with it. My husband has Parkinson’s and he keeps falling so I use it for him but I have it because I’m the type that falls, too. But thank God I haven’t fallen yet. And, if I go out with somebody that has a phone, I leave it on him when he’s alone in case he falls while I’m not around. The only complaint I have is me because I hit the button and it doesn’t work sometimes because my hands are weak. Nonetheless, their reps were very good. If I’m nervous, they make me calm down and then I can talk to them. I just wish that the battery lasts for 10 years and that I don’t have to put it on the machine. I recharge it at night while I’m sleeping because I feel I’m safe in bed. But I’m afraid that if I get up and I forget to go get it, I might fall. If it had a stronger battery, I didn’t have to put it on. But so far, everything's fine.

With my age, my daughter wanted me to get a LifeStation. I have fallen a few times and I couldn't get up. There was one time I fell, I hit the door, and it happened so quick I fractured a rib. My daughter and her husband was there so they helped me up. Now, I put on the LifeStation first thing in the morning and wear it all the time. I have also recommended it to friends.

I haven’t had any experiences yet, but I never take my LifeStation off my neck. I use the button only when I call them to tell that everything is okay. I am 94 and living alone, and I know they would be there if I had a problem.

I live alone and I’m elderly and I had the regular concern, but I’m glad I’ve got LifeStation. It’s unobtrusive and I’m very happy with it. I wear it around my neck all day and I keep it on at night also. I’m very satisfied and I’d recommend it to a friend.

When I first talked to the LifeStation team, they were helpful, and I had a few questions, which they answered. I live alone and I had a fall that broke some of my bones and my ankle, and I was able to get on the phone and get some help, but if it had been my hip, I wouldn’t have been so lucky. So, I decided it was time to think ahead of time and get something that would help me.

I’m wearing my LifeStation device on my wrist right now and I don't take it off. I don’t even know it’s there, and it’s good to know that I’ve got it. It’s a possibility leaving it at night. It’s probably greater than any other time. If I’m careless and don’t get a hold of my walker, then I’m in trouble because I’m in my mid 80s now and my balance was a problem. It takes almost nothing for me now to lose my balance and I still have not gotten any satisfaction as to what happened to cause me to have this balance problem. If I didn’t have that problem, I’d be pretty good because I will feel much better. I believe my family definitely feels better about it. I know I do because I have neighbors that live fairly close by me. I don’t like to have to go and get the whole rescue squad here because that’s more trouble. But, I have used the ambulance a couple of times to go to the local hospital 30 miles away.

I live by myself and the doctor told me that I have to be careful. He said that if I fall, I'll lay on the floor with a broken hip for four days before my kids come by and find me there. That's something that I thought about so I decided I ought to do get the LifeStation for myself. I don't need it otherwise. I'm healthy, I drive, I go out, I do all my yard and house work, plus I do my painting. But I do things like climbing ladders and pruning the bushes, so I could fall. I have LifeStation for security when I'm inside the house and it's only for about 1,000 feet around the area. Once l'm out on the street, I'm depending on people out there to help me. But I still keep the LifeStation on me if I'm out because if I don't, I won't get the habit and forget to put it back on. I have it for about three years now. I read the directions and I know I just have to push the button if I need help or I'm going to test it. I can wear it around my neck or make a wrist out of it like a watch.

LifeStation makes me feel secure knowing that if I needed emergency help, it was at my fingertips. I told my niece that I would like to have a system that I could carry with me when I go out of town so I'd be covered. And so, she went online and looked up monitors. We reviewed a lot of them and we both came to the conclusion that LifeStation was what we wanted. When I've spoken to the LifeStation team, they've been very helpful and courteous. I wear the necklace and it doesn't bother me, but I don't have it on if I'm just sitting around in my house. I have it on the table or where I'm sitting. Also, I put it on the nightstand by my bed when I sleep, and it's within reach if I need it. But if I'm walking outside, I put it on.

LifeStation makes me feel safer. You don’t ever know when you’re going to fall and I don’t want to take a chance. I’m doing good so far, so I hadn’t had to use it but I sure do want to keep it. One time they had to come and put a new battery in it. They told us what kind to get, and we fixed it. I tell a lot of my older friends like me about LifeStation and recommend it.

My daughter-in-law got me the LifeStation necklace because I fell and fractured my leg and my husband passed away and I'm here by myself. When I first got it, my son out the station in the family room. I have a large house and I was way in the other part of the house in my bedroom when I rolled over in bed and accidentally set it off. I woke up and heard some talking but I just thought I was dreaming. It was actually EMAs that LifeStation sent out. After that, my son moved the station to my husband's study. It's closer but it's still on the outside. He also told LifeStation to call the phone first before they send someone out and they agreed on that. But I was outside one weekend and they didn't call. I guess it was a new person on and didn't know they were supposed to call first. LifeStation actually had to come out two different times so I don't sleep with the necklace anymore. And I probably need two stations in my house, one in the family room and one back in my bedroom.

I have two accounts with LifeStation. One is on my mother who's a senior citizen and the other one is for my wife who has some health issues. My wife has used the service once or twice and the response time was very quick. So far my mother hasn't utilized hers but if she ever needed to use it, I feel comfortable knowing that it's there. One time, they alerted me that they weren't receiving signal on her instrument. Turned out, she was having some problems with her phone so signal wasn't going through. That has let me know that they are monitoring it on top of everything.

I set up LifeStation for my father-in-law and their team treated me fine. He had a problem with it staying charged and the battery running dead, and then he finally figured out how to put it within reaching distance while he was asleep to charge it at night. And his has fall detection, and until he learned to put it in his t-shirt pocket, it would go off a lot. But other than that, it’s all been a good experience.

I was satisfied with my very nice experiences with LifeStation. I was falling and living alone and now that I have my LifeStation device, my family and I worry less. I wear the necklace, which fits me and my needs better than the bracelet would. It's adequate and I sleep with it around my neck. I had to use the emergency button on one occasion and the response was very prompt. I felt as though I needed them and I called them, and they were here within 15 minutes, which was adequate. So far, I'm very satisfied with their treatment.

My son got the LifeStation for me because I have health issues. The final straw for him was when I had surgery for lung cancer, plus hip problems and severe arthritis so I use a walker and a cane. I'm almost 82 and I live by myself so he was concerned. The system is very good and the cost is reasonable for what I got. I've tested it and they've been very quick to respond. In fact, my daughter accidentally pressed the button on the unit itself because I had it on the kitchen counter and she was cleaning off the kitchen counter. She didn’t realize she pushed the button and it scared her. It was so loud and their reps came on the line right away. The little button also popped out a couple of times and I was able to pop it back in.

I've fallen a lot. I get dizzy and fall. I don't do that now, but I still wear the LifeStation device around my neck. If I fall, somebody will help me up, and I'm lucky about that. If I need it, it's there, and I'm very satisfied.

I’m getting older and not as well as I was before and live by myself most of the time. So, I thought getting a medical alert was a wise decision which will put my mind and my family’s mind at ease. LifeStation is excellent. I’ve never had to use them in a real emergency but I have pushed the button mistakenly and they called me back very quickly.

At a time, I had fallen several times, and my husband was very ill. So, there was no way that he could help me. Since then, he has passed away, so I’m alone. It is essential that I have somebody that could come and take care of me if I fall, so I decided to get a medical alter device. Kaiser recommended LifeStation, so I got it, and it absolutely works. There was an instance where I was sleeping, and my cat walked across my chest. I have the necklace on, and he stepped on it. I woke up to find for EMTs standing by my bedside, and they were absolutely courteous and professional. And so, I thought that this was wonderful because I know that if I need any help, they are there. LifeStation gives me peace of mind.

I'm retired and I'm by myself. And I've been using LifeStation for five years now. I got it hooked up in the bedroom. I accidentally hit it one time and they called back pretty quickly. I've been satisfied with my experience with them and LifeStation helped me. I also feel more comfortable because of it.

I live alone and I’ve recently been hospitalized. I'm also a cancer patient and I'm on chemo, so my three boys decided that either I get one of those things I can wear around my neck or they're putting me in a home. I got the LifeStation and I'm a lot more independent now that I have it. I'm also a lot less worried about things because I know it’s there and if I have an issue, it will help. I’ve hit it a few times by mistake and they’ve always called immediately so I know it’s working. It’s a great service.

My caseworker gave me a list of places to call and I chose LifeStation. I got a medical alert device from them and they delivered it to me. Sometimes, it was a little annoying when my alert device was right out, hanging on my neck. But altogether, it has been fine with LifeStation.

I bought LifeStation to put in my mother’s house, and it’s been great. Before I got it, she had fallen and wasn't able to get up. She was like that until the next morning when I showed up. I figured I got to have some way of contacting people. Whenever she has had to use it, LifeStation immediately called back. They’ve sent people when she needed it and we have no complaints. They’ve always followed through. Even when she called on her own and was being taken to the hospital, they called and let me know. She called them one time because she was throwing up. But they immediately not only called for emergency, they then called me. And I’m only two blocks away so that worked out fine. I’d recommend them.

LifeStation has done exactly what we needed it to do, which is to bridge the gap. My mom is disabled and stays home alone while I'm at work. We needed to have something there in case she fell while I was gone. My mom had trouble getting a hold of me when I was home and I had my phone off accidentally. She used the system to have them reach me, so I could call her back and help her out. Also, everything has been wonderful with the LifeStation team when we've had times that we accidentally hit the button or when we were testing the system and hit the button on purpose.

When I was still in my own house I fell. I was a couple of rooms away but I yelled and the LifeStation team heard me through the device. They contacted the rescue squad and they came so LifeStation was a big help. My husband died and it was the best thing I could do being alone. I felt good about having it on a day to day basis. It’s a relief having something so if you are alone somebody can help you.

I purchased a LifeStation for a friend of mine and we've had nothing but great service. She's 94 years old and she had been falling in her apartment. She broke her leg, her femur bone, and when we brought her back to the apartment, I wanted her to have access to LifeStation and me because I do not live in the apartment with her. She's alone and I wanted to make sure she's okay. So far, she's never had to use it but she finds it convenient and she wears it around her neck. They have called her many times and she's talked to them so she finds it very convenient. It's the first time I've ever used LifeStation. I got it out of a magazine and I went straight with them. The team is absolutely fabulous. They answered my question. So far, I've been very well-satisfied with it. It provides a sense of freedom and if I ever had to use it for some member of my family or myself, that's who I would call.

I've had a few accidents touching the LifeStation's console but so far, I haven’t had any trouble being in touch with anybody. Everybody that answers were very nice, very efficient, and they made sure that I’m okay before they hang up. I’m very much satisfied with their service. I will be moving to Florida within this year but I would like to have that with me when I go. However, I want to change it to the service that can reach you anywhere in the USA if you pass out or had an accident, although it’s more expensive. I do have an illness that I could pass out and I’ve spoken to a lot of people about that service such as this one young man who lost his grandmother because she had fallen and she didn’t want that service. I said that service will be in touch with LifeStation team and they’ll know and they can inform you of it and your mother, father, grandparents etc, won’t suffer that long if something like that was installed. And he went and got the service, too.

When I took a fall, my family urged me to look into medical alerts and I did. I've got a LifeStation for over a month now and it’s working good. I’ve fallen since but I was right where I could pick myself up and I didn’t injure myself. I had a railing outside that was right there where I fell and then I didn’t need to press the button. The thing is too bulky to wear around the neck so I wear the wristband but it’s still too bulky and the band is crappy. It could be narrower. Also, it gets gray, soiled, dirty looking and I had it break on two occasions so I ordered a new wristband. And even though LifeStation is a bit pricey, I recommend it to people who have asked what I have.

out in the country. I feel a lot safer with the LifeStation alert device and, so far, it’s been okay.

I live alone and having a LifeStation gives me security. I haven’t had to use it but I’m sure if I did, it’s nice to have it available. Everything has been okay with LifeStation.

My nieces and nephews and especially one niece was concerned that I wouldn’t be able to get help when I needed it and had LifeStation installed at our house. My LifeStation worked very well. It’s too easy to use and it's very handy to have but I think that the wrist thing and the thing that hangs around your neck are ugly. Also I think this battery business could get to be kind of a burden. But I've had a couple of occasions to use the device and they responded very well. The people who came to see what was the matter with me handled everything very well. Since having the device I feel more independent and confident.

The medical alert device that I got from LifeStation was okay. I wore it because I felt more secure, knowing that if something would happen and I couldn't get to a phone to call for help, it would be easy to push the help button. So far, I've pushed the help button to test the device, but I haven't had an actual emergency yet. One concern I had was that there were times when I pushed the help button and the alarm continued to beep for a long time, but the reps couldn't access me through the unit and I didn't hear them answering through it, so they had to call me on my phone.

I was pretty independent even before using LifeStation. I'm 101 and I live by myself. But my eyesight's still perfect. I read without glasses and I still drive. When I go some place and I'm alone, I use a walker. The only problem I have is with my right hip. Once in a while, I feel like it's going to collapse and I thought I might fall so I got an alert system. We got a book telling us how to set it up and my daughter and her husband set it up for me. I wear the wristband every day and it seems to work all right. I have to carry with me the little white medium between the button and the main terminal on the telephone which is sometimes uncomfortable and inconvenient. But it seems to be necessary so I take it even out to the mailbox. I'm satisfied that it isn't bothersome at all.

My experience with LifeStation has been very good. It’s done everything it’s needed to.

I live alone and I didn't want to be by myself if something goes wrong. I wanted to be able to get ahold of somebody. And one of my family members set up LifeStation for me. I've never used it, but my granddaughter hit it once by accident, and LifeStation was pretty quick to respond. It took them about four minutes before they got to me.

LifeStation is great and I couldn’t be happier. I used to fall a lot and twice before I ended up in the hospital and then in rehab, when I would fall, I couldn’t get myself back up. If that would happen to me again, I at least have this system, which I didn’t have before. So, I’m very satisfied with it. A couple of times, I fell and LifeStation's team got a hold of my daughter right way and she came. Other times, I’ve accidentally hit my wrist against something, the button have gone off and they’re right there. They’re very, very good and understanding and they make sure that I’m okay. I feel very safe with the system and I already have recommended them to a friend.

My daughter was the one who signed me up for LifeStation and I’m now using it as a watch on my arm. Everything’s okay and I recommend it. And if someone asks me about my LifeStation, I would tell them, “When you need it, you need it.”

I'm not too steady on my feet, so my daughter wanted me to have the LifeStation service. When my little button's cord is pulled, it falls off and I have to put it back on. But I'm not doing the best as a person can be, and Lifestation is one thing that I have to go to if I have an emergency.

I'm a cripple and I also have my crystals get out of place in my ears and I have real dizzy spells from it. Also I have a horror of falling because I've already had five operations on one knee and I sure don't need to fall. I have a LifeStation and I feel safer with it.

LifeStation gives me peace of mind. I live alone and I just feel more comfortable having it. I really love the fact that it isn’t like Life Alert. With Life Alert, you sign a three-year contract and the only way you can get out is if you die or move into a nursing home. But LifeStation doesn’t have anything like that.

I'm satisfied with LifeStation. I used them once and the experience was good. They were here in no time.

Our children suggested LifeStation to us and we think they are excellent. I test the device once a month and I mark it on my calendar. We've received immense courtesy from them. Also, we had the wrist thing on and we’ve made mistakes of pressing the button but it was all cleared up and it was fine.

My brother provided the medical alert device from LifeStation for me. So far, I've used it once for an emergency. When I fell in the bathtub, I fell right by the device, so I smacked the help button and the device came on, and the reps at LifeStation talked to me through the unit. They asked me if I was okay and I told them that I wasn't. Firemen in three trucks and a nurse or EMT were able to get out right away to me, and they helped me into the carrier and took me to the emergency room of the hospital. Prior to this incident, I was thinking about calling and telling my brother that I didn't need the alert device, but when that happened I was extremely glad that I had it and it's still sitting by here.

I was in the hospital for seven weeks because I took a fall and they couldn’t stop the bleeding. When I came home my son had the LifeStation system setup and then he bought a wristband for me. I have caregivers off and on so I usually have somebody with me but my son worries less and I feel beneficial by having it. It’s satisfactory and so far it has worked fine.

The people at LifeStation were professional. They did their job and they're a good company, so I would recommend them.

I feel more confident with my LifeStation. I have one with the GPS and compared to my previous device, I like that LifeStation is not big and bulky. The charger is small, it fits and it's real easy.

I had no problems ordering my Lifestation device and getting it shipped. I'm living alone and going through some stress because they wish to sell the apartment and they want me out. My friend, who has a LifeStation advised me to get it. She said that I could fall in the house and I might not be able to get up. She also added that since I'm on my own, it's even more important to wear it in the house than in the streets because in the streets I could get help.

My family doesn't want me in the house by myself without a medical alert device like LifeStation. Everybody at LifeStation seems to be nice. However, the device is not easy to wear. The neck thing is too long and then if you bring it up it hangs down. I'm putting it inside my blouse all the time because they are already calling me to say emergency with just a little swing. The other day it was on the table and they called and said emergency. But other than that, everything seems to be all right. I'm very satisfied with it and I would recommend it.

I was having lightheadedness and dizziness so I got a LifeStation and I keep setting it off accidentally. But overall the device is okay and I would recommend it to friends.

My wife passed so I am living alone, and I had some trouble with my back and legs at one time and so I acquired a LifeStation. I have had it for four years, but I haven't used it yet. But I test the button now and then and I know it works. Their response time is a little slower, but overall I would recommend them to someone else.

My nephew volunteered to give me a medical alert since he was concerned about my safety at my age. I had LifeStation in January. I used the emergency button once when I got dehydrated and somebody came to me. It happened after dinner when I started feeling dizzy and unstable. I was able to reach the button, but I’m not sure how it will be if I’m in bed and unconscious and I couldn't push the button.

I have some balance issues and I walk with a walker. My daughter and her brothers were not around so that's why we got the LifeStation device. She thought if she wasn't here that it would be better for me to have something besides my cellphone. Plus, it would be safer for me to have someone to call who knew about the lockbox and who could come and rescue me if I needed rescuing. I also wanted to have something that had a GPS on it and the device has been great. I carry it around my neck but a couple of times, I accidentally bumped it with my hand and turned it on. They called and asked whether I was all right and I told them I accidentally turned it on. It makes me and my family feel safe. I've also spoken to several people that I thought should have one but they said, on their budget, they couldn't afford to have the GPS on it.

I had an experience with LifeStation a couple of times. I had some strokes and one time, I pushed the button by mistake and everybody showed up 20 minutes later. So I had to explain things to them. The emergency response was pretty good. I highly recommend it.

I had a slight heart attack and I needed to be monitored. I got my LifeStation, and I feel more comfortable with it because if anything comes, it’s going to alert me.

I fell in the past and have used my LifeStation device. They were able to come and didn't take long. They responded here locally. They also made sure that they can get in that's why they contacted my kids that have the keys. There have been times as well when I wear it around my neck and I'm washing dishes and activated it myself by brushing against that thing. They called and were very good about understanding when I said I didn't need help. But I'm vision impaired and I want to know if it works if I'm outside. Also, I used to have another medical alert device which had a battery so it still worked even when I lost my power. But this LifeStation doesn't. When I lose my power, I lose the alert which is hard because I need help. Like when there was a storm, I was trying to get help from my kids but the line was dead.

I have a number of physical problems, bone problems and a very bad back and neck. And I'm dizzy from having had a brain tumor. I live with my two sons but they go fishing sometimes for two to three days at a time. I took a little fall one time and though it was not serious, I sat on the floor and thought if it had been a little worse, I'd be in big trouble. So I got up, looked up, talked to four or five different people and liked LifeStation the best. Everyone there is completely helpful and friendly. I pushed my button one time in the shower without knowing it and the fire truck was here before I got out of the shower. They were very nice, they said it was okay and they drove away. They had wonderful response and I'm very happy. Now I have self-confidence when my boys leave and I'm here alone.

I love the medical alert device of LifeStation. I'm a care provider and I'm comfortable in leaving my client, Virginia, who has this alert device. In fact, I have two other clients in the same neighborhood and I put them on the LifeStation system too, and I've just upgraded their alert devices to be like the unit of Virginia. The alert device of LifeStation is a whole lot better than other brands. It's a lot more sensitive and easier to use. I love the texting system on it and the fact that it sends text messages to me when it goes off and when it is reset, so I always know that somebody has reset the button. I get notified by the reps when my client accidentally sets the alarm off and I get a notification again when they cancel that call. We just go, "Oops," instead of rushing over to the client, which we have to do in an emergency.

Though the idea is for me not to use LifeStation, I'm so glad it's there. I'm living alone and my balance is getting worse, plus I almost went backward several times. I got a little concerned. Also, I almost fell into the coffee table and I knew I needed a walker. I called LifeAlert and they were very aggressive. Plus, they cost too much. I called LifeStation next and the rep explained everything. I didn't have any problems and I enjoyed talking to her. I think it's great.

One of my daughters signed me up for the medical alert service of LifeStation and she dealt with the customer service reps. I have my alert device as a pendant on a necklace. It's very reassuring, especially when I go out in the yard, but it's good that I haven't ever had to use it yet in an emergency situation.

I love the LifeStation. I feel more secure with and had used it twice now. I've gotten almost instant response. I've got it set up in the hallway between the bedroom and bathroom and the den. But I fall in the bathroom almost always and I have problems answering the phone because I'm not in reach of it. I have to shout around corners, and I'm not sure my voice reaches that floor. The box is internally located, if I'm standing I can be heard throughout. But, when I'm on the floor and the bathroom around the corner with walls and doors in between, it's difficult. So, I would suggest LifeStation to have upgrades that might answer my problem. Other than that, I'm really satisfied and it makes me feel very good that it responds as I press the button when I fall.

I’m scared of falling since I’m handicapped so having the LifeStation medical alert device is fine with me. I’d check it out once in a while to make sure it works and their team has been fine as well. I wish it would work outside of my apartment but it doesn’t. Nevertheless, I’m satisfied with it and would recommend it to others.

Between 2009 and now, my husband and I went through many medical problems. I had breast cancer twice. I've had heart bypass and heart problems too. My husband had kidney problems, brain tumor and all kinds of stuff. And after my husband died, my son set LifeStation up so I wouldn't be alone here in the house without anything. When I first had it around my neck the first week, I accidentally pushed against the table I was sitting in and it set it off. But it has an alarm in the kitchen and I was able to get to that and turn it off before anybody came. And I had to be careful with that 'cause I didn't need them out here.

I had a stroke then I had a seizure. I was falling quite a bit. I have a caregiver so I usually don't need my LifeStation device around the house. But I wear it now whenever I'm alone or I go out alone. I bumped my Lifestation device a couple of times and I've been answered. The representatives of LifeStation have always been very helpful. I'm very satisfied with the service and I'm glad I have it.

Years ago, my mother fell one evening and couldn’t get up. Our son went over to check in her house the next morning and she’d been sitting on the floor in the kitchen under the table all night long because she couldn’t get up and nobody knew she had a problem. We thought about that and I said, “We don’t want to go down that trail.” At present, my wife's health is getting bad. She just had her 89th birthday so obviously there are some problems that come along with getting that mature. She also has early stage dementia. Usually, I’m home with her but on a few occasions when if I had to go out, we want to make sure that she has a backup stop so in case of a fall, she’s not stuck.

I had to wait three hours on the first fall when my neck broke trying to get help. My wife is almost deaf and so I kicked the doors, walls, and everything else around me but I couldn’t get up off the floor. When I got out of the hospital after I fell the second time and broke my neck the second time, I got the LifeStation medical alert. I'm going into my second year with it and now, I got a wall button right where I fell twice and broke my neck and I also got a button around my neck. I keep falling so I’ve used them about five times to get me help. They’ve taken care of me when I rang them and the fire department and the ambulance people handled me with care, too. I’ve had good results with LifeStation.

I live alone and I have a heart problem, and I have a tendency to pass out so I got a LifeStation. Their reps were very professional and courteous with me. It's a good program but I haven't had to use it yet.

My husband and I were both getting older and a little wobbly on our feet. He's very slow to move now because he knows he could fall and it’s hard for him. He fell outdoors a couple of times and we got a LifeStation device. But he is a little dissatisfied because it goes off when he doesn't want it to go off. When he accidentally touches it or rolls on it it goes off. But, he has to have it as insurance against being alone and on the floor. I probably won't get one since my husband complains about it going off when he doesn't want it to. I don't want somebody alarmed unduly.

I'm old and independent. I like to do everything by myself and I don't have to have somebody. I'd fallen once in February, my kids thought I might be by myself when I fall and I couldn't get to anything so they figured out I ought to have a medical alert. My daughter took care of setting up LifeStation for me. I haven't had the need to use it but I think it’ll be good if I need it. It’s worth everything if I never have to use it. I bumped the alert a while ago and it started a recording. I had to hold the button on the other side right away to make it stop. The reps told me that they have to check the alarm every three or four months even if I don’t use it to make sure everything is okay and my daughter did that. I would recommend LifeStation to anybody.

Father’s Day 2014, I was getting dressed to go to my daughter in-law’s house and I was combing my hair in the bathroom. All of a sudden, the sink was falling and I couldn’t hold on to anything. I grabbed on the shower curtain and wound up in the bath tub. I live alone, and if my daughter wasn’t coming to pick me up, I probably still would be in the bath tub. I was really frightened, and that’s why I immediately ordered the LifeStation life alert. It’s the security that if anything really is wrong, somebody will eventually answer it.

LifeStation is my mother's first medical alert device provider. It's been almost a year since she got it and I just switched boxes going to wireless. Sometimes she fears that when she goes to bed to sleep she would turn on it and she might hit the button. But we're happy with LifeStation. My mother feels safer with it.

I have hypopituitarism.and I almost died because of adrenal failure. They told me in the hospital that I can’t live alone without a life alert so, I’ve had one from LifeStation ever since. I have a risk bracelet and a little machine in my house. I've pushed the button and I’ve used them twice. They were were right here and they took me to the hospital. They knew what to do and they were excellent. Having a life alert makes me feel more confident and so far, everything has gone really well. At one point, I had a beep from them so I did a test to make sure everything was working. I can’t remember why it beeped but they were glad that I had done a test. I would recommend them to friends. They’re fabulous and the button’s worked great.

I live alone and since having LifeStation, I feel independent. I haven’t used it since I got the batteries, but my niece is gonna come by and hook it up for me. Overall I'm very satisfied.

My son went and bought LifeStation for me and I'm glad I have it. I'm 92 years old and I'm by myself a lot. I was falling and couldn't get up, and my sons thought I needed LifeStation. I'm glad and I feel better having it.

LifeStation is much better than my previous device. I've had it for most of the year and it's been very good. When I tested the unit, I spoke with them and it was fine. However, it would be nice if they had a way to use the same system to monitor outside the house.

My sister-in-law has COPD and lung cancer, and she loved her LifeStation device. She enjoyed using it, and it made her feel that she lived long until she had to be moved. She's in hospice now, and she can no longer use it. But, we’ve had a good experience with the LifeStation team.

My family decided I needed a medical alert so we got a LifeStation. It's lightweight, it's convenient and I don't have to worry about getting it wet, that's a big plus. It's not something that I use every day but I just have it in case I do. And, anytime I test the equipment to make sure it's working, their customer service resets it and they've been pleasant. However, they keep sending me letters to sign for a medical alert. My daughter keeps telling them that it's her that's paying for it and she wants good communication because I'm blind in one eye and the other eye doesn't have very much vision so I can't handle my own affairs. Nevertheless, they've been satisfactory so far.

LifeStation is reasonable price-wise and how much longer I’ll be using it. I wear this little gadget around my neck, and I feel safe with it. Being my age and living alone, I’m grateful to have it. If I have a problem, I could call somebody, and there are three people that are set up for me to call if that happens. A couple of times, I accidentally set the device off, and of course they have to call in then. I’ve also had to have a new battery put in it, and that worked fine. The old one kept trying to work, but I called in and they told me to wrap it in foil and get it out of the house, which I did. I will use my LifeStation device as long as I’m alive.

I moved in with my son and he has stairs. I never had to use the stairs that much and I couldn't stand carrying things up and down so I got a medical alert. I don’t need it now because I’m in one level but it gives me a reassurance. I’ve had accidents where I pushed the LifeStation button without meaning to and they’ve been very nice and responded fairly quick. Things are going very good and I’m happy with it. I'd recommend LifeStation.

I fell so I got a LifeStation. The LifeStation team was okay and I talked to them a couple of times when I first got my LifeStation because they had sent me the wrong device to wear. It was not detecting the fall so they sent me something else. I’m not wearing my LifeStation anymore because it would go off all by itself.

I have multiple sclerosis and I fall often. Having the LifeStation makes my kids feel more comfortable and they don’t worry about me living alone. Each month I call in to test my battery and the LifeStation reps have always been very polite and friendly. Once, I accidentally pressed the button and they followed the procedures exactly. They contacted my kids and called the EMS. So, if I had needed it, it would have been successful. But I’m really disappointed that I paid extra to have the fall detection. I have fallen three times and fortunately, I was still able to get up. But the alert didn’t go off. If I hadn’t been able to get up and hadn’t been able to press the button myself, then the fall alert wasn’t working. Other than that, I would still recommend LifeStation to friends but I'd tell them not to pay for the fall detection.

I fell and broke my leg in a bad place and so, moving back to my apartment and looking around, if I had fallen in any other place, there would be no way for me to get help except if I had something on me that I could push the button and say, "Come and get me." So, I purchased LifeStation. I was told to check the medical alert device every month and the first time I hit the button, it looked like all hell was breaking loose. It was the noisiest thing ever. It went "emergency, emergency, emergency." I did not count on that and I don't like that part. I‘ve had it for three months and I haven't bothered to do it since because I don't want people running into my apartment thinking there's something wrong with me when there isn't. I wish there was some other way I could check in because people don’t believe me. They keep asking if I need help and I tell them I’m fine and all I’m doing is checking in.

It was my son-in-law who got LifeStation for us since they're somehow tied into the company he works for. It was originally for my first wife who passed away three years ago. She had cancer in her foot and became somewhat disabled. The bacteria got into where the surgery was and ate her whole ankle. She had to have a custom-made boot to wear so she could stand and walk on her own when I wasn't home.

I have used LifeStation's service for about 10 or 12 times and everybody seemed real nice. They did what they’re supposed to do but they could be a little bit faster. I recommended them to somebody else.

I’m living by myself since I lost my husband and my children live close by but they wanted me to have a medical alert. I’ve had LifeStation for quite a while but all I do is try it out. I’m not real pleased with the hand thing I need to carry with me when I go out from home. I have to hold down the button for so long before the light comes on and then I have to wait until I can push the button. I can use it myself quicker than that, so that needs to be changed. I talked to them about it and so I’m switching to mobile which I'd be getting next week. It's like a credit card and I just put it in my pocket, push it, and it comes on. Also, the people on the line are nice, wonderful, and very sweet but it takes a while to get them. If I could get better replies and easier, I would be more comfortable with it. Still, I’m satisfied that I could take LifeStation with me when I go on trips.

Betty had fallen out in the backyard at one point in time, and had a replacement on her hip and then had to come back home. She was still able to move around but there were times she was by herself so we got LifeStation. Everybody was always friendly. I would call to test it ever so often and they’ve always been very helpful.

I got a LifeStation service for my mother because she had a fall in the church parking lot in the middle of winter, at 20 below zero. She couldn't get off the ground and she didn't have her phone her. She's going to be 90 in February. She doesn't need to be lying out on ice in the middle of the parking lot in a snowstorm. When I Googled LifeStation, it was the only one that came up that had a GPS that could be used outside in the community. Also, it has that phone-type box that my mom can carry in her fanny pack which she puts around her waist and it's easy for her. My mother has been happier and feels more secure with LifeStation. They were very good when we called too. There was a battery that went out so we had to call and get a new part and they sent it quickly. I've recommended them to people.

I was living by myself and my daughter was searching for what help we could get because I was falling too many times. She researched and found out that LifeStation would do the purpose. I used to call them every now and then just to make sure if it’s coming through. And then they called me and wanted to make sure that I could hear them wherever I go. The team at LifeStation did everything that they needed to and and I'm very satisfied with them. I had a bathtub before and so I was more comfortable when I put the device on whenever I get on it, just incase I trip getting out of the tub. I feel more confident since having the device.

Our girls got a LifeStation for both my husband and I since we couldn’t get around. So far, having it has been okay.

I've almost died twice so my family wanted to make sure that I'd have some way of getting in touch of with the emergency systems, paramedics or whatever and my darling sister got a LifeStation for me because I used to take care of her when she was a young kid. So, we look out for each other. I have it hanging around my neck and it's absolutely reassuring because I'm in a wheelchair so I need help. When I was in an emergency situation, they're always very comforting, helpful and assured me that somebody would be there for me. Furthermore, I set the alarm off every month just to make sure everything is working and I have a specific date that I picked. So, every month when that date comes up, I hit the button and they respond to it. I feel very secure because I can call, hit the button, and I have paramedics, fire department, and the police's response and that's really very assuring to me.

I'm 94 years old and LifeStation was the first medical alert service we had. We had the device that went with the telephone. However, that was no good because the station was upstairs and we were downstairs. If we were outside, there was no way to communicate with the station. I asked LifeStation about that and they said, “Well, they would automatically send 911.” So we got rid of that. Then we got two of the GPS type. However, the signal in the house was very poor and it only worked for one device. LifeStation sent me another one, but since that didn’t work either, we got rid of it totally. So I just have one. I have set my device off accidentally a couple of times. After a number of seconds, their team would call and I’d tell them it was an accident. The response time was so-so but that has a lot to do with the cell service. But it’s always nice to know that if we needed somebody, we have LifeStation.

I fell a few times and my daughter got worried. She ordered and got the LifeStation medical alert device, then she brought it over. She wanted to make sure that I had it so I could call somebody if needed and then they're going to call her. If I press the emergency button and tell the people at LifeStation that I need help, they would call her straight away and she only lives two streets away. I’ve got a chain with the alert device which I sleep with just in case something happens. But the noise from the chain is annoying since it jingles and jangles. My daughter is scared that I might get up in my sleep and fall, so she tells me to keep the alert device on all the time and I do. That thing around my neck is still hanging there, and I would recommend LifeStation to other people.

I’m 92 and a half now and I stay at home most of the time and don’t travel that much. My neighbor who is a helper and my daughter who lives with me felt that I needed LifeStation. My daughter has a sleep apnea machine and our bedrooms are quite apart so she doesn’t always hear me. We even had an intercom but she didn’t like that.

I like LifeStation team, and I really like the device on my neck because putting it on my wrist would make it go off all the time as I'm always touching different things. Once in a while, as my washing is high and since I'm not that tall, it hits it and I have to come to stop it and say, "I'm okay, I'm okay." The people on the phone are really nice. I also sleep with the device and I find it comfortable. I sleep on my back and I put it on my side on my right arm there, and it hasn't gone off yet. I'm alone all day till my daughter gets home from work, so it is reassuring having it. My neighbor and I sometimes would walk and she knows I have it. I'm very satisfied.

My mother was living alone and there had been a fall when I was present. There was no emergency because I was there but we wanted to give her a safe way to fall when I was not present. I did not want to use the alert system that is connected to the phone. I wanted it to be connected with the internet or using a signal that was not our telephone signal and LifeStation is the only one I knew about which I discovered on the web that was not using the phone. Everybody I talked to was very convenient. My mother has not used it yet but we have tested it. They have a good response and good people called her in speakerphones.

I have a really bad hip and I’m pretty much house-bound. I don’t get away from the walker more than one step, and at my age, they don’t want to do surgery. So the LifeStation is just a good thing to rely on. I wear it around my neck and I only set it off when I change clothes a couple times and once when I leaned over the washer. I called them right back so they've never had to come out here. But, they’re really nice to talk to, and everything’s fine.

I fell on the floor in my bedroom at 12:30 at night and lay there till 9:30 the next morning, which led me to needing a medical alert device. The LifeStation team has been excellent and very knowledgeable. I feel safer since using them.

I have several serious health difficulties and I used to fall a lot that I couldn’t walk at all. I'm now confined to a wheelchair but I also live alone, so everybody thought having a medical alert was a good idea. When I was living in Hartwell, Georgia, the doctor there had me take a medical thing to the 911 emergency alert system there. They flagged my home phone so that if I call and I didn’t answer them immediately, they wouldn’t spend time trying to talk to me and they would come immediately. But I moved and now, I’m not under their system and I have LifeStation instead.

My age is 82 and my daughter signed me up with LifeStation. It hasn’t gone off and I haven’t had a need but the light goes in and I wear the thing around the neck at night.

I'm 92 years old and I live alone so my son purchased a LifeStation and set it up for me. However, I had nothing but problems with it. An ambulance came twice, and I was never so shocked when they pulled in, I didn't know what was going on. The first time, I fell in the yard and got up, and got in the car. For a little bit, there came an ambulance. Then the next time, I was getting dressed and the lady didn't come on and ask me anything, and here comes another ambulance. So, I don't wear it very much and I do not feel comfortable wearing it because I'm afraid something's going to be happening all the time. It just upsets me if I'm going to do something.

I keep falling and falling and then the caregiver gave me the LifeStation. It's worked pretty good. I've tested it and they responded in 3 minutes. It was wonderful. I was able to use it once and the fireman came to help me.

I’m living with my husband, but I once fell down and couldn’t get up, so I decided to get a LifeStation device. I have it around my neck and it is well hidden. At night, I put it on the nightstand. With it, my husband and I both feel better. It takes the worry out of falling.

My children felt living alone was not a good thing if I had a fall, so they encouraged me to get LifeStation. If you fall, there’ll be people that would be able to report it. The team of LifeStation was very good because anytime I did have an incident where the alarm went off, they were there for me. I heard the person calling so I went and answered it. They told me that it had gone off and I hadn't realized it. So it must have been something inadvertently that I pressed against and didn’t know. I appreciated the attention, they were very nice about it and didn’t chastise me in any way. And the response time was fine, it took about a minute. The only thing that bothered me was the dangling. I did have the wrist one, but I used the one I put around my neck more frequently. I'm going into a retirement home that has security now so I gave it up but it was a good experience and I recommended LifeStation to a friend and the friend took them.

My mother's in a wheelchair and while she uses a walker when she has to go to the bathroom, she's not steady on her feet. She used to fall so I got her the LifeStation to have some equipment or help available to her. My nephew's a doctor and he recommend them since he got it for his mother, too. In the beginning when I first got the LifeStation, I used to test it and once I push the emergency button, it comes on right away. It’s sitting near the kitchen, my mom has a button near her, and thank God she hasn’t been able to use it. But it's good and comforting to have. My mom speaks Italian and I'm concerned that she has a language barrier but they reassured me that if and when she uses it, someone will come on and speak in Italian, which is great. I also recommended it to a couple of people and hopefully they took me up on it.

I have neuropathy and my wife and my sons said that even though my wife is home, there may be a time when I might need a medical alert service when I'm in the condo and I can't walk to the car in the garage. I haven't used my LifeStation device but I test it once a month and I make sure I wear it all the time around my neck. It gives me peace of mind. I'm glad that I have it and I'm safer because it's very close. We live in Wanaque and if I fall wearing my LifeStation, I’ll press the button and the police would come right away and they’d pick me right up. I'd recommend LifeStation to a friend anytime if they need it.

My mother had the LifeStation medical alert device for two years when she was still alive, and my mother-in-law has one too. My mother had the alert device mainly because she had a medical condition where the fluid would build up around her heart, and that would happen fast. So, she had to have one of those devices so she could push the emergency help button in case she couldn’t get to the phone. Also, she was living alone and needed the device for risk of falling. Later on, she was determined blind since she couldn’t see anything out of one eye and her vision there was blurry, although her other eye was okay, and she'd forget to turn the stove off, so she had a helper come in to take care of her.

I'm 84, I live by myself and I don’t walk so well. So three of my daughters wanted me to get something that I get to wear in case I fall. When I first got my LifeStation, I wore it in the kitchen to eat some breakfast. I leaned up against the counter and it went off. Their reps asked me if I fell or something and I told them I didn't. I learned not to do that anymore. I also wear the device at night when I go to bed and I sleep on it. Sometimes I wake up and it’s up under my arm and it bothers me so I move it and put it back on my chest. During the day, I don't wear it while I'm sitting around, but if I get up and go somewhere, I wear it. Everything’s all right with it but it went off twice recently and I don't know what happened.

Everything was good with LifeStation and I would recommend it to anybody that needs an alarm.

I try to be extra careful when I walk and go up and down steps but my kids insisted that I get the LifeStation device. If anything happens, all I would have to do is press the button. However, I keep thinking about what would happen if I pass out and don't get to push it. But I'm glad I have it. So far, there have been a lot of accidental pushes. I leaned against the table and it was my fault but the team was very good and considerate.

I am 84 and my husband is 90 and is in bad health so I have to watch him close. Our pastor brought LifeStation in and set it up for us. He knows other people that have them because of all these elderly people out in the community and he's very much wanting us to have it. The battery has gone bad a couple of times and the company sent out another battery. Our pastor usually comes down and changes it over. And when I was the one who changed the battery I talked to their rep because the device automatically came on and they said, "Are you okay?"

LifeStation is my first medical alert device and I’m happy that I haven't had to use it. I can use it at home, but I'm concerned about the fact that I cannot use it out of the home. One time, it sent a signal and the fire department came. LifeStation said it was a false alarm but we don't know how it happened.

If I go into the bathroom at McDonald's or at our clubhouse, the red light would turn on, which means it doesn’t work. It also went off by itself at the San Diego airport and twice in Hawaii, when I didn't push the button. I had to take it off of me when I go to the shower or to bed and charge it. I was dissatisfied with that. So as far as I’m concerned, it’s useless and I don’t like it bouncing on my chest. Also, the little booklet that they send out with it should be a more specific on all the things it does. The booklet was almost useless. It said to charge the device for four hours and it only works for 36 hours, that's why I charge it every night while I was in bed. Although it's right next to my bed, I could have reached over and punched it. But I can get the same benefit out of cellphone. It was a waste of money, so I canceled it and mailed it back through UPS.

My aunt lives by herself and though she can get around, she would fall every once in a while. We got her the LifeStation so it would help her out with that. She was hesitant to use it in the beginning because she didn't want to bother anybody. But now that she sees how it works, she's good with it and feels more comfortable. She had used it about 10 times and the LifeStation team would call me and my wife and let us know that she needs help. They were actually on the line with her until I got there. I'm only five minutes away from her and once I'm there then they hang up. They’ve been friendly and helpful. The LifeStation is a very valuable item to have and we intend to keep it as long as she needs it.

My daughter’s been contacting LifeStation and all I know is it’s there. If we need it, we got it. My husband and I are both here but I had a bad fall. I fell down on my head and I split it open with 150 stitches put in. So I had a bad time and they were afraid. My husband was here but two weeks ago, he had a heart surgery. So, we’re taken care of here. Kids watch us closely so we’re getting better. I’m very satisfied and the experience has been very good.

My mom fell a couple of times. She's going to be 87 this year and she's always by herself. I talked to a bunch of different medical alert brands and LifeStation seems to know their product the best, and they didn't try to upsell me. The one rep who I talked to said, "Look, I'm a customer. I use this stuff. And then I came to work for them." And that was a good endorsement. Their team then got us all set up. We were not tied into any particular length of contract, so if we should find somebody else, we have the ability to say, "Okay, we don't need it now" and ship it back to them. It is just fantastic.

My wife works with a lot of seniors. She goes into assisted living facilities and so she's very cognizant of the medical alert. I have three herniated discs that cause me to walk very gingerly and I'm very prone to falling so I have a medical alert with LifeStation. I wear it everyday and I've been wearing it for a while. I have the subconscious thought that I have LifeStation in case I fall and it's there when I need it.

Last December, I had passed out a few times from elevated blood sugar and my blood count was low from anemia so I got a life alert system. I take my LifeStation with me if I’m by myself. While I don't live alone, my husband is working so it's good to have just in case.

I’ve been sick, I have COPD, and I've fallen. My friend said I had to get something if I can't get to a phone. She had looked around and she got LifeStation for her mother, so I tried it. I'm glad I have it on. I'm easy to forget so I have to remember to put it on after I take a shower. It's better knowing that should something happen to me, I do have access. If I should fall down, I have LifeStation to be able to call somebody.

We are two old people together with problems. My husband, Ken, has some medical problems and was falling quite a bit and I would not know that he had fallen. LifeStation started on him when the doctor recommended having a life alert since we live out in the country with a whole lot of land. We've had one with the home health care people and it was a great help because I also have a heart condition. It was important for us to have a system that would alert someone that something was going on. Our kids live out of town. Every once in a while, Ken claims he's going to discontinue it and my kids and I would tell him, “No, you’re not.” I think we have a life alert system that we're going to have until we're no longer here anymore. My mom and dad had one and I know how important they are.

Since I've gotten old, I'm more prone to fall or stumble. Before I got the LifeStation, I fell three times so, that's why I got it. I've had it for about six months and though I haven't had to use it, I'm 82 years old so I thought I better keep it.

My mother was using a walker. She had a fractured her vertebrae in the last couple of years and she couldn't get out of bed. But had she had that thing on her arm and she might have been able to get ahold of somebody more quickly. She had some surgeries done and we thought she was getting to that point where she's going to live on the farm by herself. We needed to have an alert system that might help. We decided to use the LifeStation medical alert upon doctor's recommendation. It would have been better if the device would work via Wi-Fi when the person is out driving but other than that the LifeStation staff are very nice and knowledgeable. They're very good at what they do.

I check my LifeStation every month to make sure it's working and they're fine. As soon as I press the button, the response is immediate and it’s great. As far as I'm concerned, everything is okay. I used the other medical alert system, Bay Medical, quite a bit as I was having a bad time and I kept falling. I didn't have any problems with it but the last couple of times that I fell, they didn't respond because I couldn't push the button. And so I wasn't too happy with the response which was nothing. Thank God, I was alright. So, I cancelled it and got this one, which so far, I haven't had any problems with.

A friend gave me my LifeStation system and my daughter thought that since I'm nearly 70, I needed one in the house. Though I wear it on my neck, I could also wear it on my wrist. It's pretty good and it's good to know that if I need it, I can just go ahead and press the button.

I fell and I was in a position where I had no help, then finally I got some. I was in trouble, I hit the button, LifeStation sent me help. It was as if I called 911 myself. They're very responsible and I feel safe now.

My landlord figured that I should have a LifeStation for my own safety at my age, so he got one last year. It seems to work out good and I've felt okay since I had it. It helps so far and one time, I had to call the paramedics and they took me to the hospital. I ring my bell, call the paramedics and they come and see what I wanted. Then they check me out and call the ambulance to come and get me.

I’ve been having some little accidents. I fell out of bed about a month ago and landed on my back. I woke up to go to the potty and I looked at the clock, it was 1:15. That was the last I remembered until 5:30 and people were coming to help put me up. I got a LifeStation life alert but I am dissatisfied with it. I didn’t like it for the price that I was having to pay. I had GreatCall life alert before and it was around my neck all the time. But my GreatCall expired and I was trying to get back to it. They wanted too much a month on it though and I couldn’t afford it. I received a notice from them the other day that they’d let me sign up again for it and this time it had a 911 button on it and it had a regular phone pad.

I fell five times so I got a medical alert device. I used to have a different medical alert service but I have Lifestation now and it's better since they're more caring. I've had the LifeStation for a month already and I accidentally pushed the button a couple of times. The LifeStation team came on immediately and I was happy about that. I feel more confident and safer using the LifeStation medical device. My experience with LifeStation was excellent overall and if someone asks me about it, I would tell them to get it.

I had six strokes and my husband is in Kuwait. He wanted me to get the LifeStation before he left so in case anything happened. We've tested my device and LifeStation was fast to respond. I feel like I'm not alone with it and I'm not scared anymore. I feel more secure and when I called, the reps answered all my questions and they were friendly and nice. They're absolutely wonderful.

I'm by myself with a dog. My daughter lives on the other side of town. It's really hard for her and I don't want to ask her going home. So I got a LifeStation medical alert device. I only have the device for a week and I'm getting more used to it. It takes a while to get used to but it has been really good so far. I'm still able to get up in the morning when it's not raining and take my dog for a walk. Having LifeStation has been making me feel better. I feel safer and more confident now. Everything is working out fine.

I'm 70 years old and I live alone so I decided to get LifeStation just in case I needed it. I made a mistake one-time, I was opening a jar of pickles and I hit the button and immediately, there was somebody on my monitor asking me, "Are you all right?" So now, I just make sure that I'm not going to do anything around my stomach or chest area. I feel confident because I can hide it under my shirt and if I probably had put a wrist on, then I probably would have hit it more often than what I've done already and one-time is too much. There are other options online but this one, when I talked to the representative, was all positive. I would recommend them.

My son’s wife got LifeStation for me. My wife passed away in March so I'm alone in this house. I've got it on my neck and I put it on here when I'm by myself. If I fall and I can't get up, I could get somebody to help me. All I have to do is I'll hit that button and somebody will hopefully come and get me. I have some friends that I see wearing it around their neck too. Like a good friend of ours a long time and she always wears it. My experience with LifeStation is good.

I keep falling and passing out and I've had to go to the hospital every year, but they can't tell me why. It's scary, so I got LifeStation earlier this year. I wear it around my neck in case I fall and I'm more careful now. However, nobody told me I'm not supposed to wear it at night and somehow, I laid down on it and accidentally pressed my alarm. They tried to call the numbers that I had and they couldn't get a hold of me because I was sound asleep. My medications won't let me wake up. Nobody could wake me, so the paramedics came out and my nephew said they arrived in no time. They were all very nice and they told me to put the device on a table. Overall, LifeStation has been great and I'm satisfied with their service.

My husband and I live together, and we're both elderly. He is kind of deaf, and when he goes in the other room like in the bedroom and I'm in the family room, I can't hear what he's doing. If anything were to happen to me or to him, there would be no way of knowing. My son got LifeStation for me and we let it sit just in case. My son used to test it and I'm hoping this device would help. At least, my husband knows enough to push the button, so I feel more comfortable.

I live alone and my neighbor is always very concerned so I thought having the LifeStation would summon her down. Everything went smoothly and I'm quite satisfied with LifeStation.

We were concerned about falls and just being safe and then we got the LifeStation Medical alert device. We love it and it's a great experience. I'm glad to have the confidence of my husband having it. I feel safe going out -- leaving that he has that. It's perfect. It fits right into our lifestyle.

I bought the LifeStation for my mother. It's an insurance policy in a sense. We had it for about a month and a half then my mother had to be in a convalescent hospital because she broke her leg. We haven't been using the LifeStation service but she had used it once. She pressed the button and their team responded to her.

I live alone and I have seizures. I’ve had LifeStation for three months and this is better because it follows wherever I go. I feel safer and free of doing things. I’ve got it for me and my sister and we’re very content with the things we’re able to do.

I’m 95 years old and legally blind so I decided it was time to get a medical alert device. After I got my LifeStation in the mail, my great-nephew installed it in my house so I could use it. I now have medical service if I need it and I plan to test the device to make sure I hear it in the back bedroom. I would recommend LifeStation.

My experience with LifeStation has been fine so far. My daughter got this for me and fortunately, I haven't had to use it. I am living alone and my daughter realized the age I am right now. She just felt that I need help in case something would happen at home. I am still doing the same things I've done all my life. I'm active in the church, I do my shopping and I still drive a car. I'm just not extra busy but I keep busy. I'm happy that I have my LifeStation. If I didn't have it, I would be more nervous. My personality would have probably been different.

I'm independent here at the senior housing and I'm paying for my LifeStation Medical Alert Service. I'm 74 and the alert device is good to have just in case. The only thing I don't like about this one is if I fall in the bathroom. I could wear my arm thing in the bathroom but what about if someone has to get in? I don't know how they would get in. But other than that my experience with LifeStation has been good so far and I would recommend one for all seniors and people that are alone.

My husband is in a nursing home and I'm home alone. Everything is the same and I never had to use the LifeStation button but I called them just to check the button. Their employees are very good. A long time ago, I said that if the ambulance has to come here I want to go to St. Luke's Hospital, in Lehighton town. Everything is fine and it was a very good experience.

Leela had a hip replacement and if she falls down, I want to be able to have some assistance. It's been very good with LifeStation. She could go anywhere she wants to go. She drives, goes out, and goes around town. When I had to call the reps for I didn't know how to use it and the power never came back on, it was an easy interaction and they were very helpful. Also, she did something wrong picking it up or something right there went off and they responded right away.

I was by myself when I had a slight stroke and fortunately, a neighbor saw my car port open, came over to check on me and called 911. After that, I got a LifeStation unit. I’m currently with my son, but I’m going back home after the hurricanes are over. I’m almost 83 and the unit hangs around my neck when I have it on. It’s a bit expensive every month, but I feel a little more protected and it provides my family with peace of mind when I’m home by myself.

I got very sick and two days in a row, my daughter found me on the floor. I laid there all night long but I didn’t know how I got there. That's the reason I got a LifeStation device. They respond quickly and it makes me feel secure. The LifeStation team is friendly and professional. I’ve accidentally pushed the button and they were great when I tell them it was an accident. I have also referred some people to LifeStation.