LifeStation Reviews

Having my LifeStation device makes me feel safe and secure that if something happens, someone would be here to help me. And since I live alone, I need that security. I accidentally hit the button once and the guys over at LifeStation were on the phone right then. And it's wonderful how fast they responded to me. The guy asked me a few things and I told him I hit the button by mistake. It's so sensitive too so I have to really watch how I do stuff. And I don't take it off when I'm here alone. When my son or my granddaughter spends the night here, I’ll take it off because they can hit the button. I probably shouldn't take it off, but I need a break from it every now and then.

I’m 76 years old and I just had a hip replacement done in January. I was up in Connecticut for three and a half months; my daughter lives there and she works at a rehab place so that’s where I went after I had my surgery done. Then I came to her place and stayed for a couple of months, and they wanted me to get the LifeStation because I’m by myself. When I got it, I had to call in the same day as I didn’t know how to do it and my daughter didn’t know as well. So we called LifeStation and they just said, “As soon as you charge it up, then it’s ready to go.”

I live alone and I feel more secure with the LifeStation. Although at first, they couldn’t connect to the life box and had to call me on my phone. But after they got the kinks out, everything has been fine. When I pushed the button, someone came on the line and I didn’t have to wait. Their response time was excellent and LifeStation is good and very helpful.

My husband died and I was alone at 76 with a few things health-wise, it was something that my children were so concerned about. Last year, I was out in New York and had a very bad fall coming out of the theater. I ended up in the hospital for a week and then rehab. My children were upset. So, having an alert system was a pre-requisite for me coming home. They said, "Mom, you have to have the alert system. You gotta have this on your neck." The first day we set my LifeStation up, my daughter must have hit the button to see if it was working and their reps came on immediately. My daughter said, "No, nothing's wrong. We're setting it up."

I've been seriously ill and been going to the hospital a lot within the past two years. A guy came to set the medical alert device up for me which didn't take a long time and he did his job thoroughly. I told people that I have one and that it's convenient. It is also comfortable to wear. Having the LifeStation gives me a sense of security knowing that I’m able to push a button and get help faster than calling 911.

It's very important for me to have a medical alert device because I live alone, I'm disabled and I also have a problem with my heart. I had another company, but it wasn’t that good so I changed it. I've got LifeStation in my home and their team members are very good and professional. They have described everything for me. I feel secure having LifeStation. There are old and sick people in the building that I live in and I will definitely tell them about it.

I'm happy with LifeStation. My mother is a very elderly person and she's been in and out of the hospital. She gets very dizzy. All the time she has vertigo. So I thought that would be something good because she only has me and I work. So I needed to feel some kind of protection for her. The times that she has gotten sick, her home attendant had been there, but the attendant is not there all the time. I feel more secure since she had LifeStation. I worry less and feel better being at work.

I had an emergency a month or so before I decided that I needed the LifeStation device. I fell one night and I couldn't get up but I wasn't hurt. It was around past the night trying to get up. So finally, I decided to sleep in front of the couch, but I couldn't get on it. So the next day, when my neighbors came over, they called an ambulance. They said that I had a TIA and it was not a good time for me. But I'm having good experiences with the LifeStation and I'm not falling much anymore. I've accidentally pressed the button and they've responded to me many times when I was awake. They were quick to respond and anytime they call me back it was right away after they thought something was happening.

My legs and knees go out on me sometimes and I have lung problems where I have trouble breathing. I use a CPAP machine. I'm connected with Senior Connections and they're the ones that set up the services that I'm getting and LifeStation have been helpful. The button is sensitive though. It goes off and I'm not even aware that I have pushed it accidentally so I don't wear it as much, especially when I'm at home. When I go out, I try to remember to wear it. I like to walk and sometimes I'll go outside and I feel safer because I have it on and I know that if anything should happen, I got a way of making contact right away. Try LifeStation. It’s a means of help and it gives you more confidence.

I'm confined to bed and wheelchair by disabilities and might need help quickly at some point. I had a Life Alert system buying out with another company and apparently, LifeStation took over the operation, so I was called and told I was getting their equipment. It's much easier to accidentally set off than the old unit was and I usually bump into the unit when I'm in bed and asleep, but at least I know it works. And LifeStation's response has been within 30 seconds. They're pleasant and understanding when I tell them that it's another accidental set off, so they're always good. They're courteous and friendly, too.

I'm 81 years old, I’m by myself and I got sickly, so my daughter signed me up with LifeStation. We’ve tested the button and the emergency response was good. I recommend this company.

I called to get price info only! The salesperson forced me to give my credit card info to hold my price! Then sent me the product without my consent! Then as I’m trying to get this sent back, was charged for some box I didn’t even have! They did give me my money back for everything! But even though I was told to ship it back, knowing it had been opened of course it wasn’t allowed. So after my messages were left, so I could get a shipping label sent to me to ship back... got nothing! No phone call or shipping label to mail back! Ended up having to ship back at my cost, something I didn’t even order! Not a good way to get a customer!

I'm sickly and my mom is sick. At the time, my mom was in a nursing care facility and I knew I needed to be able to contact someone in case I couldn't get to the phone. So, I decided to get a medical alert device. I called LifeStation and a lady named Christina whom I talked to was very helpful. She guided me through the whole experience.

My mom's had a stroke and she can’t verbally talk. She’s got really bad brain damage from her injury. But I would think that she would be able to mash the button and the it does let me see it work with me letting her have some independence. We leave her alone for about three hours in the afternoon, which is really good for her mental state because she feels independent. We’ve had the LifeStation gadget for about two months, and so far it’s worked as well as to be expected. When we tested it, the response came in 30 seconds to a minute from the time the button was mashed to when her phone rang, and that is good. I like the little text message that I get whenever the thing goes off as well. There’s a record of all of the times we’ve used it and they can trace the text then get all the time periods.

My daughter-in-law who lives in Lubbock wanted someone close by if I got hurt, so I got a medical alert device. I've had my LifeStation device for not even a month and its help button has been accidentally hit. One time, my little grandson pushed the button and asked me what it was, and LifeStation responded quickly. Other than that, I've got a bracelet for my alert device, but I should have gotten the necklace instead because little kids come up and ask about the help button, and they punch it, but I don’t know if I could trade off my bracelet for a necklace. I'd like to take my bracelet off and give it to LifeStation or have one of my grandkids get it.

I’m alone in my apartment and my care manager from my insurance, Vericare, got a LifeStation for me. And when we tested it, they told me what to do, like putting it around my neck when I'm home. They also told me where to press it. We tried that and it works fine. So far, I'm very satisfied with my LifeStation. However, I could not use it when I'm out.

I’m too swept off my feet now. I’ve fallen a couple of times. I've been using LifeStation for three months now. I wear the button in the house and it's comfortable to wear. I've tested the button a couple of times and their response was pretty quick. However, I became a bit sick of the billing situation. I get a bill here every month and I make a payment, but it’s not showing up. I’ve got it on the computer and it shows that they’ve deposited the check, but the balance is still showing $189 and it isn’t reducing. There’s been at least three bills now but they keep trying to make out that I was supposed to pay the whole balance at the beginning. Other than that, the product’s good.

I'm 77 years old and I have a stumbling problem. I have macular degeneration and I don't see well so if I step in a hole especially when I'm out in the yard, I could fall so I got a medical alert service and LifeStation was the one chosen for me. The last time that I tested the device was two months ago and it didn't take long for LifeStation to respond to me. The people I spoke with during testing were very nice. Having a medical alert service makes me comfortable about walking around. Plus, it's good that I can wear my LifeStation device in the shower as that is one place I could fall. Sometimes I wear it on my wrist but I don't wear the necklace if I'm bending over since it can make you think you're falling.

My daughter ordered and got me this LifeStation device. I fell a few times before having the LifeStation and I've always managed to get up but it was a struggle. My legs gave out on me and they froze up. Since I'm 86 years old, something's bound to happen. I leave the device by the head of the bed where I can reach out. I also wear it around my neck and it could fit on my arm too. One time, I accidentally pressed the button and it took them about five minutes to respond. I recommended LifeStation to friends because they work perfectly. It makes me feel better.

I had an epileptic seizure sometime at night one time and did not know anything about it. I was taken to the hospital and my doctor was called the next morning. Upon his advice, I was taken to the ER where they started running a test. While I was in the hospital, I had another seizure and again knew nothing about it. The kids thought I needed a medical alert device because I live by myself and I have a dog that I take out walking a couple of times a day. They didn’t want me out walking around. I’m living in a new place and they were afraid that I might get out somewhere and fall where no one knew me, so my oldest son ordered the LifeStation for me.

I had a hip replacement so I was falling and I had to end up living in a ranch style home because it was unsteady and unbalanced. So, I decided to get a medical alert device. LifeStation's customer service reps were well-informed. I thought that LifeStation would have more of the records that I'd sent it. The LifeStation equipment is better compared to the medical device that I used to have. But technology doesn't make everything. As far as security, I knew that I could push the button and somebody would be there. But then again, that was another problem. It was like wearing a telephone or a cell phone around my neck.

When I first got my LifeStation, that was the only time I've interacted with anybody and it was a very nice experience. And although I haven't had to use it, I'm happy that I have it around my neck and so is my son. My husband just passed away on May 1st and my son lives in Olympia, Washington so he worries about me. I'm living alone in my house and I'll be 90 the 12th of June. It was his idea to get me a medical alert device. He took care of it and ordered it. It worked out very well and so far, everything has been fine. LifeStation is taking the money out of my checking account once a month.

We got a LifeStation device for my mother who stays by herself. I live about 20 miles away so if she's fallen and can't get up, she can get some help. We've had good experiences with the LifeStation team although we had a problem with the device. We tested it when we first got it and it had a lot static on it. And so they had to send us another thing to put on it to help and finally, we got it all straightened out. Using LifeStation made us feel a lot better that my mother can get some help she needs and we're happy with it so far. She feels a lot safer now.

I'm living by myself and getting in and out of the shower is a little dangerous with my age of 72. I got the LifeStation and I chose them because they have friendly and courteous people. Their reps answered questions and so far, I had a good experience with their team. LifeStation also has a reasonable price. Other providers charge almost $50 while LifeStation costs only $30, but they all do the same things.

I had a mini-stroke so my husband wanted me to carry a medical alert device. It's plenty of comfort to have LifeStation's alert service. I know I can get help wherever I am. I tested their device and the response of the LifeStation team was immediate.

I'm by myself and I can't walk without a walker. I got a medical alert device in case I fall. I've tested the LifeStation before and their team's response was really prompt and efficient. The LifeStation people have all been real nice.

I’m 97 years old and because of that, I’m not very strong and I’m inclined to get off-balance. I’m also alone a lot so this device comes in handy. I've had the device for two months. I wear it a lot around my neck and I keep it on at night. It’s comforting to know that I have the device and I feel safe with it.

I have multiple sclerosis and I'm confined to a wheelchair. I had a different server and then I got my LifeStation through Medicaid. The LifeStation is much better and I could take it anywhere whereas I was confined to the house with the other one. At this point, I've tested it out and the response time has been good. The rep was very professional too. Having LifeStation, I know that I will have the aid I need if I'm by myself. And so, I recommend trying LifeStation.

I get seizures which was why I got a LifeStation medical alert device. But I know sometimes they'd be busy. When I would click it, it would ring and ring, and they would pick up late. But when they do pick up, they respond real nice. They're good people.

I had a stroke so I decided to get a LifeStation. Nonetheless, I have my wife with me at home and she helps me a lot.

Before I had LifeStation, I had a fear of falling and not having anybody here at the house in order to help me. Now, I feel more independent. I have the one that goes on my wrist and it works good because I don't take it off so I don't forget about it. When I tested it, the response was quick. I just let them know that I was testing it out and they said that everything was good to go. The LifeStation team has been doing good and I would highly recommend it.

My mother has had some falls so she needed a medical alert device whenever no one is around. Before, we had an alarm that would go off if she pushes the button but it only alerted those inside the house and would not call anyone. With the LifeStation, she feels more secure. Also, someone will be there if she ever needs help and we're not at home. She doesn't want the device on her wrist all the time so I put it on her when I leave. I've done the monthly test on the device and during those times, someone answers. But if we're not home and she presses the button and the police or fire department comes, they’re gonna have to break down the door so there should be a lock box. The person who installed it said that there is a key that Realtors use for a lock box and he told me to call and request for it. I did but I haven’t had a response from them.

I have ALS and my foot and leg don't work right. The social worker at my ALS clinic gave me information about medical alert devices and my son thought that I should have one in case I fall. The social worker gave me two different businesses and initially, I ordered from the first one. But when the product came to me, I found that they only use AT&T and in my area, I could get no reception. So, I had to pack it up and send it back. I was so glad when I called LifeStation because they said they use multiple carriers. Then the person on the phone checked with the tech people for the two ZIP codes where I needed to use the device and they told me it would work fine. That was very helpful and I really appreciated that.

I wear my LifeStation medical alert device around my neck and it’s good. My emergency button is good to have and I've tested it. The people at LifeStation have been good whenever I needed something.

I took a major fall and the alert system I previously had didn't pick it up, so I was stranded. After that I got LifeStation since according to my son, it was supposed to pick up falls and everything. I wear it around my neck and it's much more comfortable than the last one I had which was different and heavy. I don’t have a problem with this and I use it all the time. Everything is cool and I am satisfied with this device.

I had back surgery and my mom is 91. If something happens, it would be nice to have a medical alert device. It's very peaceful to know that we can get to it. I have tested the LifeStation button and I felt very safe with the emergency response. They were really nice and they were right there.

I'm out here living in the wilderness and have no friends within a two-hour drive. So I figured I better get something in case I get hurt. So I got the LifeStation device. I tested it one time and got a very quick response. But this is not set up for when I'm outside and I'm outside working with chainsaws, mowers and tractors so I worry if I get hurt outside.

I put the LifeStation device on in case of emergency. If I fall and none of my boyfriend or my daughter won’t help me up, I can call the ambulance service. I feel a lot better with it because when I need it, I could have somebody come in and help me outside or inside. I'm safe with the medical alert device and I like it.

I had been sick and I had fallen one time before I went to the hospital and before I was in a nursing home, and I live alone in a building for seniors. So, my LifeStation medical alert device was given and mailed to me when I came home from the nursing home in February. I feel a lot safer with it and I'd tell people to get one as soon as possible as it would make them feel safe. The building for seniors where I live has a pull-cord system in case of emergency, but it’s only in the bedroom and the bathroom. But I have my LifeStation device hanging around my neck every day and everywhere I go, when I’m in my apartment and when I leave.

My father fell outside of the home and because he's 80 years old and lives alone, we felt a medical alert device was needed. The LifeStation device was successfully installed and is working fine. He's also fine wearing it and I feel better now that he has it. I know that he's also actually relieved even if he was opposed to getting the system in the beginning.

I’m 71 years old and I felt like I could benefit out of LifeStation because I go to cancer treatment centers. Sometimes the chemo medicine that I take could make me a little light-headed and I wouldn’t wanna be out there on the streets by myself feeling that way. It’s not something that happens all the time but it has happened. I wouldn’t wanna fall and be out there and nobody knows me and I’m by myself and strange things have happened. People have gotten things taken away from them when they have fallen. I’ve heard some sad instance when a person has fallen and they may be knocked out and they get robbed.

Unfortunately they didn't get back to me until several days later - when I was no longer at my in-laws place and couldn't do anything! In my experience reputable companies would have dealt with this by sending me a new unit but this is not how LifeStation appears to operate. I just called to cancel the service and, after a very long wait time, had to leave a message again. Who knows when they will return it. And what kind of company doesn't prioritize disconnect requests?

I'm here by myself so I decided to get a LifeStation medical alert device. If I fall, I can call or send a message to somebody at LifeStation, and the emergency response people there will answer. I have tested the device and my interaction with the LifeStation reps and the time it took for them to respond were okay. When I had an emergency and I had to use the help button, the service that LifeStation provided was okay.

I'm satisfied with my experience with LifeStation. My daughter got it for me thinking it would be a good idea as I was home alone quite a bit. I have it on my neck and I feel safer with it. If I needed it, it would be there for me. When I hit it twice by mistake, I got a really good response from the team.

I have been falling lately and my doctor was concerned with my health so I got a LifeStation because I thought they were serious about it and the device is okay. While I made some mistakes by pressing it somehow in my body and get a call from them, the rest is okay. I wear it around my neck when I go out. The other times, I put them in the station to recharge and sometimes I forget or something. Overall, I had a good experience with LifeStation and I'm happy with it.

When I fell, I looked into a medical alert device. I got LifeStation and I have their service for a year now. One time, I tested the button and I thought somebody would be there right away. But they responded a little longer than I thought they should. Other than that, I would recommend LifeStation to my friends if they needed one.

My father is 97 and he had gone outside in the winter in 15 degrees Fahrenheit temperature and had fallen and wasn't able to get up. And it was 40 minutes before my mother discovered that he was outside in that weather and had to call the fire department to help him get up and get back in the house. She's 85 and at the time had a broken ankle. I then obtained LifeStation for them and it seems to be working okay for them. I feel safer knowing that they have a medical alert device and I think they do, too. My father wears it in the shower and he feels that there's a strong need for it and has kept it with him since then. My parents both have the necklace type with the GPS and cellular kind of thing in it. They have tested it. And on one occasion, my mother inadvertently had pushed the button on her device and she got a response right away. So, we're confident that it works. So far so good.

I live alone and I've had some health problems so I got LifeStation. Their team was very informative and answered my questions. But I exchanged my original necklace with one that would detect falls. I never knew sometimes what would set it off. It would go through that routine of calling and somebody answering, which was good and that was what it was supposed to do, but it was too sensitive and there was no reason for it to go off a lot of times. Even in bed, sometimes it would go off. They notified my son every time it went off and then one night, it went off at 12:30 AM so that was the end of that.

My friend and I live alone. One day, she had gotten on the floor. She had not fallen but she was doing something and she couldn't get up and so she called me to come and get her. We decided we should have a medical device so we got a LifeStation. Since then, I feel better. I tested my LifeStation when I got it and the response was good. I just wish they had a different type of a chain that we could use. Nonetheless, I'd recommend them.

I’m 80-years-old and I have a pacemaker. My house is five different levels and I live by myself on 12 acres of land and I’m outside doing things all the time. I really wasn’t too worried to begin with, except I did take a tumble off a tractor when my shoelace caught on a bolt and tripped, then I went head-first down the ramp. I wanna be safe and I’ve been thinking about getting a medical alert device since my husband died last year and the kids insisted I do it. I'm getting used to wearing the LifeStation device. It’s around my neck and I tie it down with a pin that I got on a birthday card, so it doesn’t bounce around. Also, I called them once to check in and they were great. And I've already recommended LifeStation to three people.

I was gonna turn on my VCR and I pressed the LifeStation’s button and the ambulance sprinted out. It’s working great and I love it. I have it on a little string that they sent me and I hang it right above my bed. My sugar’s really high up to 600 sometimes and now, I feel safer. I’ve had it for four months and they should keep doing the good work. I hope a lot of people get it because it really saves lives.

I was washing windows and I got up on the toilet seat and tried to reach the window and I fell. I hit the back of my head and after we got through all that, my son felt I needed to get a life alert. I have my LifeStation device on my wrist. It's big and I don’t really like it because it moves around my wrist. I called LifeStation one day and asked them if they had a smaller band but the rep said they don’t have anything but the white wristband. And I also don’t like the necklace that they sent with it. It's cheap looking. So, I didn’t want to be wearing that around my neck all the time. And at $90, the price is a little high, too. It was put on my credit card and I pay quarterly for it.

I have seizures and since having LifeStation, I feel more secure. It’s also nice to have it around.

My son wanted me to get LifeStation medical alert device. He lives in California, so we're not together, and I had a fall. Also, I need it if I go to certain places because I live on the hill, like if I’m going downtown. But it's too big for me and I'm not so happy because it's hanging around my neck and dangling on my chest like a microphone. I've seen other people wearing an alert device and it was a nice support for them and they could wear it inside their clothes, and I told them they have a nice necklace. But mine is so bulky and that's the only thing that disturbs me.

I was on Life Alert before but I had to let it go. But my health is getting worse now so I thought of getting a LifeStation. I feel more safer with it because a lot of times, I'm here by myself. My blood pressure hits bottom and I pass out and I have a five-year-old here. She wouldn't know what to do so it worries me. If I have a LifeStation, I know when I'm gonna pass out so it will give me time to push that button. And if I'm in a shower or somewhere I know that I might get sick and they wouldn't hear me, all I have to do is push that button.

My girls are more comfortable knowing that I have LifeStation. I got a medical alert device because I had taken a couple of pretty bad falls and my kids got concerned. So far, when I called in and tested my Lifestation device, the Lifestation team have been spot on with me every time so it's been good. I was very pleased with what they said. I’m on the other side of the country and they picked right up on it. And they have the address right.

LifeStation is a lot better than the medical alert device that I have used in the past. And their reps were very nice and informative. When I'm at home by myself, I feel confident that I can get help.

After my husband died, my son-in-law said I can't be up here alone without anybody looking out for me because they were about 100 miles away from me. So he researched and ordered the LifeStation. And one day, the family was all together and they put it all together here on the side table. It's small and out of the way. But the blinking red light is annoying to me because when things don’t go the way they're supposed to go, it gives me itches. When I told LifeStation that when I came home from shopping yesterday, my LifeStation button was flashing red. I've never seen that before. So they told me that there was a silent alarm to indicate there's something wrong and then a little bit more of an explanation sent that it's not necessarily with me physically but through the system. And when I asked what I could do, they advised me to call Verizon.

My mother has MS, loses her balance and falls a lot. She wears the LifeStation device around her neck and she loves it because it’s hasty. We used it the other day as LifeStation wanted to check and make sure it was working. They called in a second and they were wonderful. They addressed my mother as Loraine and they made her feel good. I’m very happy with LifeStation and I recommend them.

I just got the LifeStation for my mother on our doctor's recommendation. He had used it for his parents and had good experience. I called LifeStation and the customer service person answered all my questions and was very helpful. We activated it, did a test and everything was answered in a prompt manner. My mom's a stifler and she lives by herself but she just lives across the street from me. One day, I got a text and said that the LifeStation had been activated. So I took off. It turned out that she activated it by mistake and had told the LifeStation team about it. The lady who answered then told her that it was okay. They answered promptly and notified me promptly.

My husband died last summer and I'm living alone. I was afraid I might fall and not be able to get help so I got a LifeStation. Since then, I feel more comfortable. LifeStation reps were quick to answer when I tested it or even punched it accidentally. I would recommend it.

Every time I call, the people from Lifestation are right on time and they take care of me. I got it because I get dizzy and sometimes I fall which I did on Broadway the other day. I had it on but I couldn't get a chance to press the button. I fell over the cart and I hurt my hip. Now, I’m holed up with my back and my arm. Although I'm feeling a little better, I still can't walk. I could call and tell them to come and get the ambulance but I was so torn up with what had happened in the car with my daughter. I was on the highway and had an asthma attack. My daughter didn’t do anything they had told her when I smashed it. They asked her where I was so they could come and pick me up but she didn’t tell them because she was driving. She brought me home though.

I have a LifeStation device around my neck and it’s really sensitive. I hit the device on the sink and it accidentally went off. They texted the people on my list right away or simultaneously before they even contacted me. And since then, my friend shortened my chain. Also, I maybe had my dog sit on me and it went off. But then they fixed it and the nice fella took care of that for me. They don’t call people right away and now, if it goes off then I can hurry into the kitchen and answer, and then let people know I’m okay. We couldn’t cancel it and they have to do that. There’s a button on the base that says reset, but I can’t do it. It seems I have to wait a minute but they said it’s not that long before they answer. It maybe shows that they wait and if they don’t get an answer from me, then they go ahead and text. Still, their response time seems to take a while. My son also says LifeStation might want a chat feature on their website.

The LifeStation team got the device all set up and I was pleased with it. We used the button when my husband fell and the staff from LifeStation responded quickly. My husband is in rehab now. However, the LifeStation people didn’t send enough help although I tried to tell them that he's a big guy so they needed stronger people. But then, they called the fire department and they came right away. I've had the LifeStation device for six months now and it's good.

My wife slipped out of her chair one time and I was gone quite a bit, so she laid on the floor for about four hours. She didn’t get hurt or anything, but that was the reason we got LifeStation. It’s a way to get a hold of me when she gets in trouble and it makes her more at ease when I’m gone. The people there are LifeStation are good and they sound professional on the phone and everything's been fine. I'd recommend LifeStation.

I’m single and I live alone, so if something went wrong, nobody would know the difference. I wear LifeStation like a wristwatch and I like that if I were to push the button, somebody came over the intercom machine to ask me what the problem is and I couldn’t hear them, they'll automatically assume it’s a pretty bad injury and they’ll call right away. I also like that the radio can hear me no matter where I am in my apartment. If I push the button and don’t say anything, they'll automatically send paramedics out. If I fall and couldn’t get up, I would say to the live voice on the radio that I couldn't get up. Also, the button design is pretty much flush with the device that holds it. That way, I'd have to really be not paying attention in order to press the button inadvertently. So, I simply wear the button 24/7 and once in a while, I’ll push it just to make sure it’s working, and we do a test on it once a month to make sure it’s working okay.

My wife saw a LifeStation ad and she called her insurance company and checked to see if they would cover it, and they do. We did a test when we first got it. And about a week ago, I was working at my desk and reached over and hit that help button on top by mistake and the response time was good. I haven't had to use it but it helps give me a sense of security.

I suffered a stroke in December and I used a website that compared the top five medical alert systems that were available. LifeStation came up on the search and I Googled them. When I first got the LifeStation, I carried it with me everywhere. Now, I pretty much just use it when I’m here at home. Whenever I test the button, it works fine. The reps speak through the intercom and they ring my phone or go through the system that I have. So far, LifeStation has been very good and convenient to work with.

My family insisted that I get LifeStation as they think I need it. It works okay but it’s a little sensitive and it goes off accidentally a lot. I have tested the device and the response was very fast. However, it’s kind of a pain when I take it off since it won’t come off.

When my husband was alive, I had a LifeLine. Then, my son found LifeStation in an advertisement on the newspaper. I live alone now and it was the most reasonable one to get. I have the device for a couple of months now and it provides a lot of security. I put it down on the calendar to test it at the 2nd of every month and when I pushed the button last month, they responded right away.

My daughter wanted me to have LifeStation because of my balance. The other day, it went off because I had the cat on my lap and the cat pushed the button. Their response time was fast and excellent. Plus, I had a very good interaction with the person who came on the line. I wear the LifeStation around my neck and it's comfortable. But sometimes I hide it in my purse depending on what I'm wearing. When I go outside to water my plants, I always wear it because I'm always afraid that if I go outside, I'd trip over our pot. With LifeStation, I have a way to call someone and it’s worth the security of feeling safe having that on especially if one is living alone.

This past fall with the first snow we had, I tripped on something that was across the walkway. I live alone and my son lives about 20 miles away and he got concerned at that time that I might be laying in the snow somewhere and needing help. I agreed with him because I had a hard time getting up, and that was the only time that I’ve had any problem with balance or anything of this nature. It was a harrowing experience because it was pretty early in the morning and no one was around. I live in a Del Webb community but my help is about over a half a mile away at Troy Township. I was having some remodeling done in my house unit and I didn’t have enough sense to get out of the way from the sheetrock dust. I had to call 911 to take me to the hospital to get all that crap out of me.

My mother came to the point in her life where she needed to have a security and in cases of an emergency type of thing so we decided to purchase her first medical alert device. Fortunately, we haven’t had to use LifeStation but we have tested the device. The team’s response time was good and the representative who answered the call was good as well.

Although my mother lives by herself and has dementia, everything has been good since she got a LifeStation. She can use it in case of emergency and my mind is at ease that someone will respond that can come and help her. I was able to talk to their team once when they did the testing and they were professional. I'd tell others that LifeStation is dependable and if anything happens, they will respond.

My mother is legally blind, she’s almost 87 years old and she has two really bad shoulders. She had fallen and she wasn’t able to get herself back up. It was the neighbor that realized that she hadn’t opened her morning shades like she always does. So that neighbor contacted us and said there was something wrong. With that, we needed to get a medical alert device. LifeStation's representatives were very down to earth and extremely helpful but my mother has been a little bit frustrated because she has the necklace design and it hangs down too low and she’s having a hard time adjusting it for the right link because when she leans on the counter, she’s setting it off all the time. But LifeStation gives us more sense of security. It’s great to know that if she falls again, we won’t have the issue that we had in the past. Check it out for yourselves.

I had a bleeding problem somewhere with my prostate and it happened twice. And the LifeStation team fixed me right up. I’ve tested out the button twice and I have accidentally hit it twice when doing something. It scared me when it went off, but the team responded quickly and it felt good. That’s why I like LifeStation and overall, everything’s good.

Sometimes, nobody is home and my mother doesn't know how to use the phone. So in case she needed something, she could just press the LifeStation button. When the guy came to install it, he showed my sister how to test it and they were able to do it. We've had a good experience with LifeStation. And when I go outside, I'm more free that if anything happens my mother could at least use the LifeStation.

My daughter took care of everything with LifeStation, including getting the device and talking to people. And then she brought the device up here to me. She called quite a few of them before she decided which one she would deal with. She was very pleased with the LifeStation device that she got for me and she was glad that she took her time with them because they took time with her and told her the truth about the price and it was what it was.

I got LifeStation a year ago and it's good to have as sometimes I’m by myself in the morning when my kids are off at school. The only time it becomes inconvenient is when I almost forget to take it off when I hit the shower. I dropped the device one time and the LifeStation team thought it was me. They called me and made sure I was okay. The response was real quick.

I had a stroke and I needed a medical alert device. I wanted to be very selective about how I went about getting that and there were some companies that wanted a monthly fee for it. Essentially, you have to sign up with them for two years. But LifeStation was not like that. So, if you need the device for a shorter period of time, like if somebody had surgery, then this would be a much better candidate than a company that locks you in for two years. So far, LifeStation has been very good. I have used the device twice and everything went very well. Their team has always been there if I needed something. However, their response time was a little long before they came on. But they called my wife and she was right there. Since having the device, I feel much more secure and when I'm alone, I always wear it.

Most of the LifeStation reps were great. The rep on the phone who sold the device to me and the lady I talked to when we were setting it up were both very helpful. And their response was very quick when we tested the device. My wife uses it when I’m not at home with her. But we don’t have a GPS for it, though I understand that’s an additional charge.

I had a fall in December while I was not at home. I was stepping off of a little curve in the dark and I didn’t see that it was a step-down. I’ve recuperated and my balance is good but my kids would like for me to have a medical alert device. And they think I'm safer with it for general things. I'm active and I bumped the button when I bent over the sink. It’s irritating and I hate that I set off the alarm. I put it on my neck and position it so that I won’t bump it. So now it works fine. But I wish it was smaller and thinner so it could hide better inside my shirt. It’s black and I wanted it cream or light colored. But LifeStation doesn’t have it in a light color. I changed the thing that goes around the neck to a neutral, light color. I would tell friends that LifeStation provides very good service. We had also researched it and it was rated good.

When things happen, LifeStation is very cooperative. Accidentally, one night my husband pushed his button and they came on and I said it was an accident. But one day when I was at my therapy, I had the GPS on my chest and when I turned over, it went off. I felt terrible because there was no need for it. But I find it very relaxing to know that we have it and they are right on the ball when something does happen. They call right away. I am really happy about that. Also, they call our "to notify" people right away. I've had my daughter call me and say, "What's wrong? What happened?" And I’d say, "Nothing, it was an accident". She’ll say, "Oh, mom, you gotta quit doing that." And our granddaughter that calls, "Grandma, are you okay?" "Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was an accident."

I got LifeStation about a month ago and I went for it and got it for the whole year. However, I am seriously considering refunding it. I'm not happy with it at all right now. I have one of those pendants and I had to use it a week or two ago. I went choking and my daughter happened to be here who gave me the Heimlich maneuver which relieved me. At the same time, that silly squawk box just started hard. We didn't really have an emergency, but it was chaotic around here for a while. But it was a test day, anyway. So, I thought, "Well, now that I'm okay, I'll just tell her that it was a test."

The response time of LifeStation was very good. We've used the medical alert device one time when my mother's device accidentally went off. And it works well. The EMS came out and it was impressive that they came. I would recommend them. She needed the device for the fear of falling or locking herself out. She also has a few problems with communication. When they call her back and ask her if she's okay, she won't answer them. She will just go get my dad and say, "Someone's in here saying something." And we're trying our best to get her to answer because if she doesn't answer, they're gonna come even though she's okay. That's the only problem that we're trying to solve right now.

I suffer from a chronic illness where it affects my endocrine system and some other systems in my body and there'd be times when I'd pass out. I have LifeStation for about two and a half years now. I wear the device when I'm home alone and nobody's here to see if I'm conscious. But they don't have a fall detection. I've needed it to save me once and it's been great. Their responsiveness was good and the paramedics showed up no more than 20 minutes.

I feel safe having my LifeStation. I suffer from epilepsy, seizures, and diabetes so I'm in need of a medical alert device. I like that their team is available seven days a week to provide the help that I need. I used the device during an emergency once and the response time was good and they did their job.

I’ve fallen a couple of times at home and LifeStation was referred to me as it works the best. I’ve tested it and the response was really quick. With the LifeStation, I feel like I can really rely on somebody that’s gonna go help me right away. Everything has been good and I’m very happy with the way they are doing their service. I would really recommend LifeStation. I did with my mom and tried to see if she could get it because she needs it and I know it’s gonna help her a lot.

I'm 73 and I'm an active person who is used to walking two miles every day. I live alone and there was one time when I fell accidentally. Everyone was concerned. I wasn't really strong walker for a while and I recovered in seven weeks from a little compression fracture. My son who lives in California got really concerned and got me a LifeStation. It's all hooked up now and ready to go, and all I have to do is put my bracelet on. My son wanted me to put the lock on the back door but I assumed putting it on the front door was best. It's good to have the medical device because I'm not my usual self of being very strong. It's also a really good idea to have something like this when you just never know. I would definitely recommend LifeStation to people who are alone.

I am 88 years old and I have a husband who has dementia, and my children live in another state. So they were worried about me and they got me a LifeStation alert device. Inadvertently, it went off when I was wearing the device and there was a quick response. I would recommend LifeStation

I heard from other people that their medical alert device's battery wasn’t working or the company's reps didn’t have a good response. So, I put off getting one. Then, I spent nine hours on my shower floor and wasn’t heard in spite of making a lot of noise. That kind of showed me I really needed to do something, so I got the LifeStation. So far, I've had a great experience with them. I accidentally set my bracelet off this week and their reps were very fast to reset the thing. They were very prompt and courteous as well. Then they wished me a good day and didn’t complain at all. I feel much safer because of my device and I’m very glad I got it.

I have bad knees and I'm 77. I've fallen before, so I wanted to make sure I have somebody to call on if I do. I had a medical alert device but it had gone up so much, it's so expensive. So, I researched and then found LifeStation. Their team was good. Also, I feel safer when I'm wearing the device. I’d rather not wear it around my neck though, but that’s the only way theirs came. The one I had before fit on my waist and had a clip on it, so I could hide it. Still, I would recommend LifeStation. When I was testing the button, they responded right away. My husband has one too.

I have a fractured hip and a friend saw LifeStation and recommended it. I feel very good having the device. The lady that I spoke to on the phone when I ordered it was extremely nice and made it very simple. I recommend LifeStation.

My doctor set me up with LifeStation. I live alone, and she wanted me to have something to call for help if I needed help or if I fell down. I've been using the LifeStation device for probably seven years now but the first couple of years, it wouldn’t work at my house. I live in a brick apartment-type building, and the brick interfered with the wireless. A few years later, the equipment is better and it works fine now. I try to test the button regularly and the LifeStation team's response has been pretty quick. It's just within a minute or two. They're very friendly and they explain anything I need explained. They’re fast to answer too, and make sure I'm okay. And then after a while, they call me and tell me, “Push the button.”

I have arthritis in my right knee and I also have vertigo. Also, I fell twice and since having the LifeStation, I’ve been good. My husband is my lifeline and every time their people watch me and talk to me, he wants to hang up but their team has been very good. I had a bad asthma attack one time and my husband was on the phone while trying to make sure I was still breathing right. With LifeStation's device, he could talk, and look at me, and hold my hand all at that same time. I test the LifeStation device every month and it has been working well.

There were a couple of times I thought that I really don't need my LifeStation device and might as well just send it back. But my kids would’ve been upset at least because of Mother’s Day so I thought to just keep it a little while longer and see how things go. I'm not dissatisfied with it and I know it’s there if I needed to use it. I live alone and my children thought a medical alert device would be good to have some way of getting help if I needed one.

I initially called for information and told LifeStation that I would get back to them. I was doing a little bit of research. However, they went ahead. I was doing it for two alert systems, one for myself and one for a relative in Florida. I tried getting back, but I could reach them after quite a bit of time. Then I got in the mail two boxes of monitors, both of which not had been authorized and were charged to me. And one was supposed to go to Florida anyway. And after seven phone calls and seven different people, I finally have returned both boxes. I have received credit for one and I’m waiting for credit for the other one and this has been going on since first week in April.

My brother signed up with Lifestation for my dad, who is alone at night. We just tried pushing the button the other day for a trial, and the response was pretty quick. They were fine to speak with, too. It is a little reasurring having the device. I would recommend them.

I fall down once in a while and needed a device and so far, the experience has been alright with LifeStation. I wear the device around my neck but I would like to get the bracelet. If I fall down, I can’t reach the button so I want to know if it goes off automatically. Also, when it says to plug it in and I do, it says that I didn’t. But when I accidentally hit the button and set the device off thrice, their team answered and called me in four minutes.

I live alone and I’m 86 years old so my children thought I should have a medical alert device. My daughter picked out LifeStation and I’ve had it for a couple of months now. It’s very good and I appreciate it. It fulfills what it says it will do. One time, I accidentally made it go off and their response time was immediate. The representatives were excellent and I was very pleased. LifeStation is running a good company. I certainly recommend it.

I live alone, I mow my own yard and everything and my friends are getting afraid and wanted me to be protected so I got LifeStation. It’s too premature right now to use it. I’m not dizzy and I’m not passing out nor falling. Also, I was a dancer so I have a pretty good balance. But a couple of times, I felt the need for it. I just got back from the casino and I decided I really should have had it on. I meant to do it, but I forgot. I tested it once and they responded very nicely. I need to have it done it again but I I've been a little on the busy side and haven’t gotten around to it.

LifeStation is the first medical alert I've ever had. I have a two-story house and I worry about falling when I go up the stairs or if I go in the kitchen, but not since I've had that. I feel more safer with it. Luckily, my granddaughter is with me, but you never know. With LifeStation, I feel more comfortable because I can just push the little button and I know somebody would come on the line. I take it around my neck when I go out and I've had no problems with it. So far, I'm still getting used to it. I have to watch it though because it's very sensitive. Nonetheless, their reps were outstanding. One time, I went to bed with it on. I guess I bumped it and their rep started talking to me. There was also a time when I was in the motor vehicle place and it went off. The lady called me right then and she was very nice. I'm very satisfied with them. Overall, LifeStation is outstanding. I would definitely recommend it to a friend.

I've been doing good with my LifeStation, so far. I had to use it one time and the experience was fine because their team came in.

I’m disabled and my mobility has been compromised. I have to use a wheelchair and because of my condition, there are a lot of things that I cannot do on my own. Having LifeStation was good but it was very sensitive. It would go off without me touching the button. Sometimes, just a shift in my body movement and it would go off. I go to bed at night and I had to lay on my back very still, fearing that it was gonna go off. When it did go off accidentally though, their response time was about 30 seconds.

I live alone and I kinda fall. My daughter took care of getting me a LifeStation and I feel secure that I've got it. I hooked it up on a chain and wear it around my neck.

I fell once and I couldn't get up. So then I thought if I'm out somewhere and there's no help, I need a medical alert device so I can get help. When I first got my unit I tested it and their team responded quickly.

About six months ago, I stood up very quickly and got dizzy, fell and broke two ribs. I have four children that were concerned about me and none of them lives close by so, over a period of a half a year, I figured out that I needed something to put their mind as well as mine at ease so I decided to do some kind of an alert. I started doing my research on alert systems and LifeStation was one of the higher-rated ones at AARP plus, it has GPS in it which I like a lot.

I kept falling and everyone kept telling me I need one of the medical alert services. I got LifeStation just to satisfy everybody because they all feel better that I have one and they all feel that I am now safe. I have to wear it around my neck and it's a pain. I haven't been able to go anywhere so I haven't taken it off at all. I use it when my husband goes out because he doesn't like leaving the house without me on it and he feels better when I have it on. I just called the LifeStation team and told them I was testing it. They said they would reset it. I would recommend it to somebody who felt nervous being in the house alone.

I live alone and I'm not in good health. I got LifeStation and I've tested it and their reps answered fairly promptly. But the main problem is when I put it on the charger, it doesn't seem to be very easy to recharge. LifeStation's rep told me to push it down and that helped a lot.

I’m old and live alone and I just fell, so got myself a LifeStation medical alert system. Since having it, I've felt smart secure. Based on how easy it was to get their service, I would recommend them highly.

My LifeStation worked really well. My daughter was way down in Florida and she was worried about me because her father had just passed away. She sent me the LifeStation and I've had it for about three months. I feel comfortable knowing that I have it. I leave it on at night, but I hate having to wear it all the time. Although it’s not uncomfortable, I’m not used to wearing something around my wrist. I’ve used it three times and they have come quickly after I pushed the thing. I was really weak at one time. Then one time instead of peeing, it was all blood coming out so I figured that I needed them. The LifeStation helps if you have a problem. I would recommend it to anyone.

My wife is disabled and in a power wheelchair. LifeStation was selected by Prosper Home Care because it has a fall alert whereas the one we had before did not. The device is part of the service that our healthcare service provides. With the LifeStation, our sense of security is much better. If something were to happen to me, my wife can summon help.

I have Parkinson’s and I'm not steady on my feet sometimes and my children worry about me falling. So to ease their worries, I agreed to buy an alarm system and bought the LifeStation a month ago but the button wasn't adequate in certain places of the house. I have to move the phone line into a different room. It’s in the farthest part of the house from where my alarm system is and in between them, the refrigerator is so that’s soaking up the signal. But the system works. When the alarm goes off, the LifeStation rep said that he can hear me. But I can’t hear him and I’d like to get that fixed. When I have contact with their team, they were helpful. I am by myself and LifeStation helps me mentally since if something happens, I have the button to press and somebody will come.

I’ve been real sick for six months and I’ve had the LifeStation on ever since my son got it. I’ve pushed it by mistake. It was turned around on my back and I leaned back and set it off. They called and I called my children. It really worked.

My mom's only had LifeStation for a couple of weeks. But she fell yesterday and she had taken it off that morning when she washed her face. So she didn't have it. So I had to get my neighbor go open the door and she wasn't hurt. They could pick her up and put her back in a chair. But then she scooted the chair towards the table and hit the device on the back of the chair. So it went off but I cancelled that one. I told her not to wear it under her clothes. That way, when she leans up to get something, she would know to pull it aside because it would go off. She's doing that now and she promises never to take it off. We're learning every time something happens and it’s helping me work. My dad can't hear if she hollers and I was a nervous wreck so it's been helping me more than it helps her. It's wonderful and we appreciate it. We're perfectly satisfied with it.

My daughter was concerned about the stairs in my house. I had fallen once and she goes out of town every weekend to her cabin. She was worried about leaving me alone. My kids decided for me to have a LifeStation and it's comforting to know that I have a little bracelet on my hand that I can press the button. I've accidentally pushed the device once and I said, "I'm sorry that was an accident." There was an immediate response and somebody said, "You’ve had an accident?" And I said it was an accident that I pushed the button.

I can’t walk without assistance and my children had gotten my first LifeStation. Then I got the second. I used the first one for my handicapped daughter and their response time was very quick, and they were very nice. I would recommend LifeStation.

I fell and I was in a position where I was not with somebody to help me and my niece bought LifeStation for me because she thought I needed it.

The kids wanted me to have a medical alert service because a lot of times, I'm alone in the daytime until about 2 o'clock. My daughter got the LifeStation and I wear it all the time except when I’m in bed because I'm afraid I'll lay on it. But everyone's home at bedtime and if I need it, I’ll press the alarm. I’ve had it not even two weeks but it’s wonderful and people should get one.

I'm 92, my legs are getting weaker and I knew something might happen. I checked into several companies and some of them were expensive. I was just in the market for listening and choosing one and the LifeStation's rep did a very good job. He was a very good salesman and could convince any elderly person that they needed it and that their alarm system would be the best in the country. I've only had LifeStation for about a week and so far, so good. The battery was low in the first little alarm button, but they replaced it within a week.

I got a flyer from Kaiser for the LifeStation. I took a very bad fall in December and fortunately my family was here. Then I realized I would not have been able to get up by myself so I decided that since I live alone, I needed to have some way to report an injury like that because it can help. Although the LifeStation button is only good at home, it makes me feel a little more secure. I set off the alarm once by accident and the LifeStation team came on the line. I went in and talked to them on the unit in my bedroom and explained my situation. They were very nice to talk to. They acknowledged that it was an accident and cancelled the emergency response. My experience with LifeStation so far has been good. I got it at a discount because I'm a Kaiser patient and I feel like it’s worth having the service.

I live alone and I fell and broke my hip. I was in a care facility after I was operated on and the physical therapist recommended LifeStation. I wear it as a bracelet and I was sorry that I hit it a couple of times in error. But they were very kind and they told me not to worry. My experience with LifeStation has been wonderful and since I've had it in February, I haven't been feeling frightened anymore. I feel safe.

I had a problem with my heart and had a stent put in about a month or so ago. I got the LifeStation and so far, I hardly notice I have it on. I wore it around my wrist for a while but the Velcro was not working, so, I got it on my neck now. One time, I made a mistake when about 2 o'clock in the morning, I pressed it while turning. They responded right away and I got a phone call. At another time, I was trying to test the limits of the device and how far that alarm would trigger. So, I went out to the little terrace that I have in my garden apartment, pressed the button once to find out, and it worked.

I’ve been diagnosed with congenital heart failure and I’m 88 years old. I also live alone up there at the top of the mountain so I thought getting LifeStation would be a good idea so someone can hear me if I fall or get in trouble of some sort. It has not been two months yet but I’ve been very satisfied. I’m supposed to call in once a month and I have used the device to let them know that it’s working. The people there have been very good and I have recommended LifeStation to my friend in Florida who already has purchased it.

We have the device nearby so it’s easily grabbed. Then we do the test every month to double check that our device is in working order and the response is quick. The LifeStation reps have been very good and easy to work with. They explain things very well to me. Everything is good and I’m happy so far.

Last August, I had a heart attack and had five bypass surgeries. I didn’t come home for at least a month. If my wife isn't home or if she's out someplace and I'm out someplace by myself, I'm not taking any chances that's why I got a medical alert device. If something's to happen, the device would make me feel better. I just put it on. It's like it's not even there. And every night, I charge it. Also, I've spoke to LifeStation three times to get the device tested. The interactions with them have been very good. I'd tell others that security is there with LifeStation. I have mine set up where when I travel, I have it there. It's just off around the house. There are some people who have different kinds and they ask me how I like it. I tell them that it's reasonable and I like it. It has the GPS on it and it can help me that way. I'm happy with LifeStation.

I wore the LifeStation medical alert device around my neck and it was comfortable. It was perfect. A couple of times I made the device go off because I was being too rough with it. I had it for three months and then I realized where I am at this point isn't where I need it so we sent it back. But it will make you feel much more secure, which is a good thing, and when you do get a hold of someone for whatever reason, they are very kind. They just wanna make sure you are all right.

I was falling down and I couldn't get up. After that, I decided to get a medical alert device and so far, my experiences with the LifeStation went as stated in their brochures. The device is as good as the previous one I had and I feel more secure when I have it with me. One time, I used it for an emergency and their team's response was very good as well.

I’m 83 years old and I'm alone a lot. I had one bad fall and my husband and I thought it was time to have a medical alert device because he’s gone in the evenings and he can’t always have somebody here. We felt that it was better to have something like LifeStation, and my experience so far has been satisfactory. I feel much safer and I know my husband is much safer. It’s more comfortable for him going away and leaving me here by myself. When he’s gone, we have a four-wheel cart here that’s like a walker. I use that when I go out or in the house which makes me safer. Having this device, I know if I push that button, somebody is right there. We’re happy with this device and I feel more aware of what’s going on around me. It’s a much safer feeling being alone. LifeStation is the best thing others could have to keep themselves safe and have peace of mind.

My husband did some research online on companies that were rated fairly well with the monitoring devices and LifeStation came highly rated. It was also one of the few that didn't require to a computer or landline, which was important to us because my mom had recently gotten rid of her landline and she hasn't ever had a computer. She doesn't have a smartphone either. When I called and spoke to a gentleman, he was very polite, patient and helpful. He didn't pressure me but he didn’t press that if I wanted to get a special rate I needed to decide right away. He reassured me that we had 30 days and if we didn't like it, they won't charge. I asked him if I have to sign a contract and he also confirmed a lot of things that we saw on the website.

My kids got me a LifeStation and so far, I’m learning to live with it and I have had no problem. As a matter of fact, the only thing that happens is if I’m washing clothes and the thingy hits the washer. I don’t like that and I’m being more careful. But during those times, they responded right away because all of a sudden, somebody was talking to me. Their reps were very nice and I just told them that I was sorry and it was my mistake.

My mother is 86 years old and somewhat physically handicapped as far as getting around. Furthermore, she lives by herself and that's why we got the LifeStation system in the first place after she had a round in the hospital last spring. So far, while our experiences with the system are excellent, we had a couple of false alarms. It happened before two times when it went off and we weren't even touching it. And one time, my mother was in the shower and she must have touched it accidentally and they came out before she could hear it from the speaker thing in the bedroom. False alarm aside, we have peace of mind that all she’s gotta do is hit the button and somebody will come figure it out. I appreciate their patience on the false alarms as well.

The only real reason I have LifeStation is because they’re attached to Aetna. And right now, Aetna’s going up so I’m not happy with them. But they have to do that because I get older. Also I have to have something that will cover more than 500 square feet in the house. When they call when I have a problem, they are really kind and nice. I haven’t pushed that button but when I walk by it and see that little red thing flashing, I know it’s working and it’s trying to connect. They do can answer when I press the button.

Because I was experiencing a lot of pain and was not getting around very well, my daughter arranged for a LifeStation medical alert device for me. One time, I was at my son's house and it didn't work when I used it. Then when we went to another area on the property, we got a phone call from their office saying that they heard from me, but I didn't push the button. Maybe it was a delayed reaction from a couple of hours ago and it was a little strange. Also, the cord was working well at first because it was adjustable. But now, I can't get it to be adjusted so it hangs too low. I had the cord go around my neck twice but then it pulled my neck and people would see that and they would say, “Oh! It’s too tight!” So, I could use a different strap for the button.

My father is 88 and he needed something that he could wear in the shower and when we are not in the same room with him in case he falls. But I'm unhappy with having to charge the LifeStation device three hours a day. That's a big deal. That's three hours that it's not hanging around his neck. We can still press the button while it's charging but even though it’s there, it’s not immediately available as when it's hanging around his neck or on his wrist.

I just came from a broken hip and I'm living by myself. My daughter thought it would be nice to have something I can rely on in case I had a problem. I used to have a medical alert service but didn't care for it and it was only in the house. Now that I have LifeStation, it goes where I go and I wear it while I travel. I could call somebody and I've got two people who live nearby who will be notified also if I needed help which makes me feel better. I pressed the device a few times outside to test it and I've got pretty rapport with LifeStation. With the other one that I had, it would take too long for somebody to answer. LifeStation, on the other hand, would answer within a minute or two which gives me confidence and it is what I need. And so far, when I asked LifeStation, all my questions have been answered. I can recommend LifeStation.

My mother is 82 and she lives alone, and I wanted to make sure we have some way for her to notify somebody if something happens. Getting LifeStation was more for me than for her. It gives me a little more peace especially when I can’t get a hold of her. The transaction went very smoothly and the device was simple to use. I was kinda concerned whether it was gonna go through or not when we push it. But the service works and everything’s good. LifeStation is reliable too. Up to now, the customer service, a live person, has been there.

LifeStation is the first medical alert device I've had. I got it so that in case I fall, I can get help. I tested the device in the beginning and their response time was good. I feel a little more secure having LifeStation.

My niece checked out different systems and recommended LifeStation. It's a good idea because I live alone. I had an episode where I had to call for EMT and I'm not getting any younger. I spoke with their team when I tested the device and they were very polite. I wear the device around my neck. I was not comfortable with the cord so I changed it with a chain that my niece brought. Once I had the chain, I wore it all the time. I would recommend someone get LifeStation.

Pam had an extensive back surgery a while ago and so, she then wanted to make sure in case something happens and there wasn’t anybody around, that she would have somebody there. Our kids got a medical alert device for her as a precaution. Our son looked through a bunch of them and he decided he liked LifeStation. We hooked it up and called in and tested it that way and let them know it was a test.

Before I went into assisted living, I had a different medical alert device. I’m on the water, so I really wanted to be able to go to the beach side and LifeStation would allow me to walk around and not be confined to the house. If I went to the senior center, it would work if I fell down. I’m by myself and one night, the device must have banged onto something because I was making my coffee and all of a sudden, they started calling me to make sure I was okay. It's been a good experience overall.

My father has been falling a lot and so am I. He's in a shed behind the main house here. That's his man cave and it's about 15 feet away. If my father falls, I know how to get over there and try to help him or get somebody to him. I need to know when it happens because my father is at the age where he does not listen. He is 95 and does everything he wants and so the rest of us have to conform. My sense of security has been better since using LifeStation. The response time of their system has been good. Either LifeStation would call 911 or I will.

I and my husband are both in our late 80's and our children insisted on us having LifeStation. I keep the device with me and my husband keeps one with him and we don’t even think about it.

I’m gonna be 93 and this LifeStation device was a gift of love from one of my sons-in-law whose mother has died and he wants to preserve me. I tried wearing it at different lengths and shortening it. If I want it completely out of my way when I’m working in the kitchen, I swing it around and let it hang on my back. I only take it off when I go out the door and it hangs on right by the door when I come back in. I have had accidental callings a couple times. Once was when I was washing my hair over the kitchen sink and a couple times when I was putting clothes on or off and the response was within a minute.

I put my LifeStation around my neck. I fell on March the 23rd at the ER in Baylor Hospital and I had a fracture in my back which I’m just now getting over. When I fell that time, I didn't use my LifeStation ‘cause my cellphone was close by so I just called my daughter. But I'll use it in case I fall again. I tested it one time and the rep asked if I needed help, and I said I was just checking it out to see if it works. I always put it on charge at night for two hours at least, and I haven’t had any problems with it.

Sitting here with my computer at home, I had an episode of a dizzy spell that wouldn’t go away and it frightened me. I also live alone so that triggered me into looking at different kinds of things so that I would have someone here at the end of my button. I did a lot of research, and I have chosen Medical Guardian. I liked it but it was too expensive for me. So I went with another one, GreatCall, but I didn’t like it. The service would have been wonderful and the price was right but the equipment failed on me. The recharger wasn’t working correctly. They chose to send me another one and it still wasn’t charging. I needed to charge it for as long as five hours at a time, which I felt was kind of excessive when it’s supposed to be a medical alert. So I returned it and went with LifeStation.

My son got me LifeStation and I told him I don’t like it. The device is just right here where I sit but if I’m outside, I don’t hear it. If I’m home and the device sets off, I know to get it cancelled. However, I wasn’t in the house one time and I mashed it but I didn’t even know. Then, they called the ambulance but I didn’t know a thing about it. My sister has a device where she can tell them where she’s at. I want something that I could pick up and talk to somebody, or something around my neck. If I’m out in the yard, I can say I’m out in the yard or I need somebody to help me get up and they’d call my grandson or my daughter at work. I’m 81 years old and I cut my own grass with my lawn mower, and I carry my phone with me. If something happens, I can call 911. But at night if I’m in bed and I mash the device, I can’t even answer it because I live in the basement and I sleep upstairs.

My dad had a fall and we needed to get a medical alert device for peace of mind. We decided to go with LifeStation because of the pricing and the service area. It was good so far with the Lifestation team, except when we did the test calls and emails went out and it got everyone in a frenzy then they realized it was a test. While the response time was good, a chat or a text message saying this is a test would be fine so they would know it wasn’t an emergency.

When I moved into my own place a couple of years ago, my daughter insisted that I needed a LifeStation because she didn’t want me falling and not having somebody to come immediately to help me. With it, I definitely feel safer and more secure. I know that I can call someone immediately if I needed help. I have set it off accidentally quite a number of times and someone has always responded within a minute. I recommend LifeStation all the time to my friends.

I thought LifeStation had a better rate so I picked that and the rep I spoke to was professional. My mother has a tendency to fall and now, if my mother was to fall while I ran to the supermarket, somebody would call and alert me.