LifeStation Reviews

My Aunt Betty is getting worse and she has fallen so many times. My mother used to have the Lifeline and I told my aunt to get one. She has LifeStation now and it works for her. When we push the help, the reps come through and say, “Can I help you?” It takes a little longer for them to answer it, but otherwise, it works great. They’re really nice and friendly when they come on. They're right on top of it, and they call everybody that’s on the list, and they’re prompt in doing it. LifeStation has helped us, because with my aunt's falling, she could push the button and they always come right away, and they get the ambulance right here. I just wish the part where they come online is a little faster. And, I would tell others to get it, too.

My daughters got LifeStation for me and I've had it for a couple of years now. I have a balance problem and I’ve taken a couple falls. I certainly feel more secure that I know it’s there if I need it. I certainly worry less. I've had put it off a couple of times by mistake and Lifestation team responded. The response time is quite good and was about 30 seconds. They are very polite and professional. They usually say, “Okay. We thank you. We’re glad you’re all right and have a good day.” I'm just wondering if what I saw on TV is the same type of system I have or it’s an upgraded system. I saw some ad in the TV where by falling down, I would activate the thing I was carrying and it would hone in on it.

I use a walker and I've had several events with my health. I had minor strokes and I've also got a breathing problem. I wear the LifeStation necklace with the button on it always. So, if I fall, I've got that and it gives me a consoling feeling knowing that I have the ability to get help if I fall. So far, I'm satisfied with my experience though I haven’t had to use the device yet. If I went out on my deck then I fell out there and needed help getting up, I usually have a girl available that could help me without having 911 coming. However, I've seen on TV that there are other objects available that are good even if you're shopping and in another town and it would be nice if the LifeStation necklace button would work that way.

I'm an 82-year old women who lives alone and about 14 years ago, I had a heart attack so my niece made me get a LifeStation device. I tested it and my interaction with their reps went fine.

LifeStation is the first system that my mother got and it worked pretty well. She's 73 years old and she's had a stroke and she's on a walker. She's living on her own and if she falls, she doesn't have the strength to get up. We've had to use the LifeStation at least twice when she fell off. Both times they called us and they came and got all the lock on the door so they could get in. They were able to lift her up and she was fine both times. The LifeStation has been a pretty nice security blanket for us. If they contact me and I'm at work and can't come over to check on her, at least I know that somebody's coming to help her out.

The people at LifeStation are very nice. I've never had to have any emergencies, but every couple of months, I push the button and they always ask me how I'm doing, and I say that I'm just making sure everything's working well. I also have a lock on my screen door that has to have a code, and I don't really want that on my screen door because it's got a couple of keys in it. But I need it in case the fire department or somebody needs access, so I leave it on there. I have the codes written down on my phone and I have my phone by my bed. LifeStation works for me and I would recommend it.

My heart was beating so fast and I was scared so I got a LifeStation device just in case and it's working okay. I'm feeling more confident and I'm satisfied with LifeStation.

My sister-in-law is alone for majority of the day and her health care coordinator recommended that she get a medical alert device. She got one from Life Alert and she knows how to use it. It’s relieving for her family because they know that she has it in case there is an emergency. If she can’t get a hold of anyone, she knows that she can push the help button. She has both the alert device that looks like a watch and the necklace-looking one. She uses the necklace-looking device since it’s more convenient, rather than having that bulky watch on her arm. I’d recommend the LifeStation alert device because it puts people at ease and they don’t have to worry as much.

I live alone and my daughter got a LifeStation device for me. I wear it all the time, but I've been very fortunate that I haven't had to use it. I call the LifeStation team when I do a check on it, and I've had no problems with them. I'm a diabetic, so if I go into an unconscious state I really can't call anybody. And with my LifeStation device, I feel like I would be able to get somebody to help me if I fall.

I haven’t had to use LifeStation much but the couple of times I’ve called for testing, it's been fine and they responded well. I would recommend it overall.

We got a LifeStation device for my Nana when she was by herself. We used it three times for an emergency and everything was good. We could hear it even if we were in the kitchen. And now, I can take care of Nana instead of dialing the phone for an emergency. The LifeStation device gave us a sense of security and our experience was great.

I haven’t had to use LifeStation for real, but it's working and I check it every couple of months. However, I’m still not sure about the lockbox on the door. I know they hear me from different rooms ‘cause I’ve tried that, but I’m not sure that they would see the lockbox, know what it is and have a key for it. Also, I will be getting a smartphone within the next month or two and with it, I could be anywhere and use the same type of service.

I had fallen a few times and my husband had passed out several times too, so my daughter insisted that we have a medical alert device. I feel very comfortable having the LifeStation medical alert device and the reps have been very nice. I've had to use the emergency button before and that was a nice experience. The response time of the team at LifeStation was excellent and I was very happy with it. They answered and got the ambulance here right away.

My son kept telling me that I should get the service and he came up with where he got it. He must have seen an advertisement. I've had the system for at least two years and I've had no problems, but I also haven’t had any reason to use it. I haven’t needed to contact LifeStation. But that’s good and I’m very happy about that. I hope that the system is working the way it should. I should get a call from LifeStation once in a while saying that they're testing it.

I was concerned because I’m living alone and I thought I needed something in case I fell or had trouble of some kind. I haven’t had much interaction with LifeStation, but so far it’s been good. However, I do not like the device. They changed the size of the thing that sits on my wrist, and it’s too big. I really don’t like the Velcro closing, either. The device is waterproof so I keep it on when I’m in the shower, but when I get out, the band is wet and I have to take it off to dry it and it’s hard to get off.

My daughters decided that I should get a medical alert device because I fell one time. I was down on the floor and couldn't reach my phone. LifeStation have always helped me each time I tested it. I feel safe with this medical alert.

I live alone and I have LifeStation and I was telling a friend of mine who lives alone, too, that she should get something because she fell. And I also told her that I fell and my LifeStation served me good. I fell in the living room and my machine is in the bedroom, so I had to press the button that I wear around my neck. And somebody came within 10 minutes.

I called to get price info. The salesperson forced me to give my credit card info before giving the price. Then sent me the product without my consent! Now I have to pay shipping to return the product!

I wear my LifeStation device on my wrist and it stays here night and day, and I'm happy with it. In the past, I have used it and LifeStation's response time was really good. We’re really close to the firemen that came out. My experience has been good. But I was also thinking that I needed a device where if I'm away from home, people can find me.

I’m living alone now, I’m in my eighties and my children thought I should have something in the house. I've had LifeStation for a couple of years now and my experience having it has been very good. They seem to be very dependable. When I push it by accident, they respond immediately. I’m lucky I haven’t had use for it yet, but it works well and if the battery’s low, it’ll tell me. I feel a lot more secure with it.

My sister-in-law and my wife bought the medical alert device from LifeStation for me, and I’m stuck in wearing it now. My experience with the LifeStation guys has been all right. But in the last six months, there have been three times that the alarm somehow went off accidentally and they called. It might have gone off by itself, but it's hard to press the help button unless you mean to. One time, I was watching a football game and I heard this banging on the door, and it was the Fire Department guys. So, I invited them in to watch the game, but they were not happy that they had been called out.

My mom was a fall risk. She moved in with me and I wanted to be sure that she had a way of communicating a problem if I couldn’t hear. There were several times that she fell and she was unable to make me aware of it during the night. But she had the button to push and medics were here in 15 minutes. The LifeStation team has always been courteous and professional as well.

When I fell over the dog, I figured it was time to do something. I got a LifeStation and wear it around my neck. It was going off without any reason so I called their team and the representative suggested that I shorten it and it works. It was probably too long and that I was hitting it. The team has been nice in their response and everything is fine. I'm perfectly happy with LifeStation and I have no complaints.

My LifeStation is very valuable. I have not fallen per se that I’ve had to use it but several alerts have gone out and they have brought the police and the ambulance here a couple of times, especially when I was out in the yard playing and I didn't know why my device went off. The people at LifeStation were very very polite and they answered my call right away.

My son chose the LifeStation medical alert device for me. He thought that I should have one because I live by myself. I'm on a walker right now. I had to call the LifeStation reps a couple of times and they did a good job. The last time, I fell and and they took me to the hospital. I had the alert device around my neck at the time and I pushed the help button. I could hardly get up, so I had to crawl to the front door to unlock it and that was quite a job right at that time. I contacted this woman rep at LifeStation and she said that they would send somebody out to me right away, and they did. The first responders got here in five or 10 minutes. I'd tell people that the LifeStation medical alert device is a good thing.

My brother is elderly and I have to go out sometimes and he’d be alone. He'd need a LifeStation to call someone if he runs into a problem. So far, he feels okay with it and I feel good knowing that he’s got the help when I can’t be around because I don’t have a home phone and that’s the only help he can get. So far, everything’s been good with LifeStation and everybody’s been nice. They’ve been answering every time I test it every month. I tried different ones before but I didn’t keep them and I just ended up with LifeStation. It's better and it’s been working good.

I fell and I have to walk with a cane wherever I go, in the house or outside. So far, I have been well pleased with LifeStation. It’s comfortable and I appreciate having the access to it so that if I have a need, I can call somebody.

My experience with the Lifestation team has been fine. My children wanted me to get it and they feel good about it. I didn't need the device but it was a good thing to have.

I live alone so I decided to get a LifeStation. I got it for health reasons too. I'm more independent now since I had it. The emergency response was very good. One time, I had a mild stroke and passed out. My daughter was here then and she pressed the button. The only thing I remember is the doorbell ringing, that was the fireman. So far, everything was good. I'd tell a friend to go get a LIfeStation too.

I have diabetes and one time, I needed to stand. I didn't know what was going on. I thought I was having a heart attack. I used my LifeStation and it took them a while to reach me, but I guess it was me who was thinking that they should have been here because I was in pain. Nonetheless, I hit the LifeStation button at the beginning of every month and their reps were great. I've been using LifeStation for two years now. I like it and I feel safer. In fact, I told my ex-wife to get one because she's been falling. LifeStation is a life saver.

I'm alone at home a lot during the day and I know that I can push my device if I get in trouble. LifeStation is good because every time I accidentally hit it, they always call me.

I had so many concerns including a lump in my throat so I decided to get a LIfeStation. Their team was very good and I feel good having my LifeStation device. It's working and I don't even know I have it on.

LifeStation's customer service team has been great. They've been quick and the work was done. I've used my device a couple times, and the first was when I fell out on the brick patio at night, and I couldn’t get up so they arrived. And then I tripped in the house, and they came, too. I live alone after my husband passed away, so I decided I should get the LifeStation. I have recommended it to a couple of people and I was supposed to get $50 but it never came. Also, I got rid of my cord. I wish they'd get rid of that black cord and give us a choice of a nice chain. And I wish my device's coverage would extend up to the length of a football field. I wish it would extend more if I were downtown.

I had a different medical alert device locally but its price was a lot higher than LifeStation. I used LifeStation twice accidentally and it always worked, plus they responded immediately. They were also very nice.

I've set it off a couple of times accidentally and LifeStation responded immediately, but I never had to use it for an emergency. I live by myself and my son is paying for it because he thinks I need it. And I'm a little bit more comfortable when I have it. I wear it around my neck and I turn it backwards so I don't accidentally set it off. I wear it to bed and it stays on 24/7. I also convinced my neighbor to get it, and I got an emergency call for Julia last week because I'm her first responder. So, it worked.

I fell down a couple of times and I got a LifeStation device, and now, I can use it when I want it. I wear it on my wrist. And once in a while, the band breaks, but everything else is all right. It works well for me. The LifeStation team has been great. I had an emergency where I used it, and they sent the police over right away. They took care of me right away. I'd tell my friends to get LifeStation.

I live by myself, and my daughters decided I should have a LifeStation. With it, me and my daughters have a little less worry. I would tell friends or family members that if they were living by themselves I would suggest that LifeStation might be a good idea. The only problem that I've had with it is it takes a while when I've tested it for somebody to come on the line to respond. If I was having a heart attack, that could be a problem.

My son got the LifeStation for me without even saying anything because I broke my ankle and I live alone. It makes me feel good and everything is fine except for the fact when I push the button, it takes quite a while for somebody to answer. I got a cousin who also got a medical alert device from a different company. She said hers works in any place, but the one I got from LifeStation only works for about 65 feet. She can be on the road or she can be ten miles from home and her device still works. But I leave mine at home when I go someplace because there's no sense of wearing it if it didn't work.

My daughter had cancer and I heard about LifeStation through her. I've had it for over two years as a safety thing. I've had to use it one or twice when I've fallen and their response time was very fast. They also had very nice reps. I would recommend them.

I went to a nursing home and I fell one time and there was nobody here to help get me up and I couldn't walk. So now, I feel more comfortable having LifeStation with me. I wear the device day and night. And I feel like if I need somebody, I can get them. Every time I mash it, they're quick to draw and they answer.

My husband has Alzheimer’s and he doesn’t walk or talk. I'm here with him but I'm an older person that have health issues of my own, minor ones. I felt that LifeStation was needed because if something bad would happen to me and I'm alone with him, he wouldn't be able to do anything and he wouldn't be able to call anybody. LifeStation is a security that if something happens, there would be a solution. Some people rely on it for help. I have the button around my neck. It's always there and I'm used to it.

My husband passed away and I’m alone in the house. My children thought getting a medical alert device for me would be great. I’m very well pleased with my experience with LifeStation. I have tried to check it monthly and they’ve been very courteous. A couple of times, I must’ve punched the button and I told them I was sorry. The Station is in my kitchen, which is in the center of the house, and then I wear a bracelet. It’s with me all the time and I feel so much more confident knowing I’ve got help coming if I need it. I even have the GPS. My children are trying to keep me in my home and that’s what I want. I’m happy with the LifeStation and I’ve recommended it to my friends.

My mother needed some type of a token that she could wear around her neck because she was living by herself. And so, I did a research and selected LifeStation. And the one time she needed it the most, they immediately called her neighbor and contacted 911 and she got the help that she required. She has the fall detection aspect of her device and she had her pendant on and she said she was pressing it, too. And it worked.

I wouldn't want to go without LifeStation. It's affordable and very reliable. Before getting the medical alert device, something happened to my body and I had to stand still if there's no blood supply for just a few seconds. It has gone away but it's the reason why I got the device. Last summer, I was out working and accidentally pushed the button. Here came the ambulance. And then LifeStation called my sister whom their team was supposed to call. It was A1 service. Overall, LifeStation made me feel independent. I had fewer worries too unless I forget to put it on. I have referred them several times.

I've had LifeStation for a couple of years and it's been fine. I'm 88 years old and my children decided that I needed one. My son tests it every month and they respond right away. I wear mine around my neck when I'm working outside in case I need it. Everybody should have one.

I'm supposed to test my LifeStation device once a month but I forget to do it sometimes and I may go a couple of months without testing it. But it works and I wear it. The response was fast and I'm satisfied with it. One time I could have used it except that I was fainting and unconscious I couldn't press it. I was on the carpet before I knew it. Somebody else found me. But I'm still glad to know it's there.

I lost my husband and my youngest daughter within a month of one another, and I live alone. So, I thought that I needed a medical alert device. I have a bracelet, but half of the time I don't wear it. I have it on a piece of furniture so I can grab. Having it makes me feel more confident, except when I really need it is when I'm away from home and that is not any good. I've used the button several years ago, and the response was fast. The thing, however, that concerns anybody who has one of this is if the door is locked, and if you don't have anybody who can get in -- they'll have to break a door down. I'm supposed to check in once a month, but I have not pressed the button for two years now. So, I do not know whether my device is even working. Nevertheless, I have recommended it. One of my friends already has one and she has the lanyard, which she wears around her neck.

My nephew is the one to take care of me when something happens but he lives about two hours away from me and he feels better that I have my LifeStation device. I’m 88 years old but I still mow my field and work outside all the time. I also live alone and my nephew was afraid I’d end up dying out there in the middle of the field with nobody finding me for a while.

My son set up LifeStation for me after we just got here, and I feel safe with it. I wear the necklace all the time because a lot of times, I'm here by myself or with the dog and the dog doesn't call very good. At first, I was calling there and telling them I was all right. But then, they told me that I didn't need to keep doing that, so I quit doing it. We used it one time and they took me to the hospital. Another time, the electricity went off and then when it came back on, they called me and asked if everything was all right because it called them when it came back on. But their response time was really good. I'm pleased with LifeStation overall.

I’m in good health and I’m a very active person. I go to the gym, I walk, and I’m out of the house every day. But I’m living in the house by myself, so my kids wanted me to keep the LifeStation medical alert device, although it’s not something that I would have kept. I had called the LifeStation team twice before with my husband, Henry, when he had not yet passed away, and the ambulance came within minutes. Now, the help button is around my neck. But if I want to use the service 24/7, I have to take with me this button, which is very heavy, as well as the small panel, and that's definitely inconvenient and I haven’t done that. There are other systems that have 24/7 service with one button or wristband and I’m actually in the process of investigating a system that only has one button.

Our kids were interested in getting us a medical alert device after my wife became seriously ill. We have the LifeStation connected and it's ready to go. Every once in a while I try to check it to make sure it's still okay. We just press the button to test it and normally somebody comes on the line right away. We're comfortable with the LifeStation, and if I leave the house, I hang the one around her neck so she can punch it if she has to. We've been pleased with the LifeStation, and the only thing that I would wish for is that we could connect to it even if we were in our car somewhere.

I'm here by myself a lot and I'm not that stable. I have the LifeStation for safety's sake and to a degree, it makes me feel less worried. I used it once for an emergency and so far, it's doing okay. And whenever I test the button, they respond immediately. I would recommend them. The only thing I'm considering right now is getting one that works away from our land phone.

I'm 86 and I figure it would probably be smart to have something on my body if I fall. I got a LifeStation and I feel secure. I live alone so that's why I like wearing it. I know have easy reach to the outside. I had tested the button and the response time was very good. And the people that responded were very nice. But I take it off at night. I can't sleep with it. It drives me nuts. Either way I like it. I can wear it on the wrist or around my neck. It depends on where I'm going and what I'm doing so I like the fact that I have a choice. I'd surely recommend them.

LifeStation gives me more peace of mind when I have to go away and when we test it every month, their team seems to be fine. The response has been a minute or two. They’re pretty quick and they've been responsive.

I haven’t had to use the Lifestation device because I have a friend that lives really close if anything happens and they’re also on my button. There was a mistake once and a friend of mine must have talked to them. That’s a long time ago. Originally, I’ve had a broken hip. I have been so careful and I’ve been doing so well. Then I have the other hip got broken in two places the day after Thanksgiving. This break was five times worse because I fell on my daughter's kitchen floor on the tile. But I’m getting along. I got my walker. I don’t leave the house unless I’m with somebody. I’m still living alone, but, luckily, the people I have on here only live two blocks away. And Rita comes over here almost every day to check on me and I have tons of friends. So I’m keeping that on because I just never know.

I've had the LifeStation for quite a while and I feel very safe with it. I had a heart surgery and the kids got it for me because I live in a trailer park. But I'm only about 20 minutes from my daughter. I have a walker and I fell down and I couldn't get up. I pushed the button on with the bracelet that I wear and the guys were here in no time and rescued me. It was a great service. I'm very satisfied with it.

I'm bad diabetic and if I should be by myself, I could mash the medical alert device for help like if I'm falling. The LifeStation reps I have dealt with have been fine, and they have made me test the device before. I once pressed it accidentally before and they responded to that right away. I would recommend them.

My mom sometimes can't talk very well. She gets confused and shuts down. She also has a falling problem, so we needed something. I thought the Lifestation device was going to be a necklace, but she decided she didn't want to wear the necklace. We then got a bracelet. But she's almost completely bedridden now. She doesn't wear the bracelet so we have it on her bed, and it's there for her to push if no one's there. I doubt though if she would push the button because she doesn't want to bother anybody, but we still keep it because for caregivers, it's there. They can push it and immediately get help. It's a knowledgeable emergency person available without calling the fire department or 911.

I had accidentally hit the button and the LifeStation team came on and asked me if I was all right. And when I told them, “Yes, I had accidentally hit the button,” they said, “All right, thank you.” My experience was excellent. I’m glad it wasn’t a real emergency. I live alone and I have a lot of health problems. So I got the LifeStation device and it feels good to know I have it. I feel secured since I got it.

I'm now 87 and pretty much alone all day. I also broke a hip once. I had a medical alert in my house but when I walk down the road when the weather is better, it didn't cover that area. So, I switched to the LifeStation GPS. I accidentally pushed it one time when I was putting it into the charger, and with no time at all, the phone rang. With LifeStation, I can get help even when nobody's around.

My client has had a LifeStation for a long time now, even before I became her caregiver. She is having a hard time especially in standing up and walking, and she has started to have a little bit of thought-process problems. All of her children live out of state and they wanted to make sure, so having the LifeStation is a very good thing to have. It is a very good program and we really like it a lot. Caregivers have a tough time and the medical alert makes it a lot easier. The only thing I have a complaint about is that they take forever to respond when it’s time to do the test on the device. I wonder if it would be like that if there was an accident or problem. Everything else is wonderful and when the time comes for me, I’m ready to get some help, too.

My father is 91 years old and he lives by himself so we got him a LifeStation device, which he keeps on all the time. LifeStation team was great.

Mom lives alone, though I can see her house from mine. She's 92 and a half and she's is a little wobbly, so she uses a walker inside. She has a cellphone and all she has to do is press 1 and I’m there. But just in case, having a medical alert device is a little more assurance for me. We had another company before and the people we were talking to weren't very professional. LifeStation's customer service is much better. My mother wears their device all the time. We check it periodically and call in, and we've had a good experience with it. One time she was asleep, she rolled over and accidentally pressed it. It beeped and called. But I like the feature that you can hear it from 300 feet, and I love the feature where it alerts during a fall. LifeStation has been great and it's there if we need it. I've mentioned it to my neighbor. She has a mother that lives with her so she got a LifeStation as well.

Getting a medical alert service made sense to me and this was a precaution for me. Somebody that lives in the neighborhood mentioned LifeStation, so I first got a medical alert device from them two years ago. I had my alert device held by one of my chains. I wear it around my neck all the time, but sometimes I take it off when I’m going out because it doesn’t do me any good there anyhow. I’ve called the LifeStation team to check it out, if it was working, and our interactions were all right. I would recommend LifeStation.

My son got the LifeStation for me and I wear it everyday. I've had it for more than a year now and my son has been a little less worried since I had the LifeStation.

I live alone and I don’t have a lot of interaction with a bunch of people. So, I thought that I'm alone here and it could be weeks before someone would find me if I had a heart attack. I had a different device for a few years, and I got LifeStation because it was a lot cheaper. So far, they’ve been very reliable. I test my unit every once in a while and it's doing great. Sometimes the response time is immediate and sometimes it's a couple of minutes. Last time, I almost called them back and told them that it wasn’t acceptable to be that long, but I thought I'd give them another chance. The next time, they improved their response time. I feel more secure having them and that’s a big thing for someone that lives alone.

I fell and LifeStation had to call my son. The emergency response team were good. I just don’t understand why my device doesn’t go off all the time unless it hit something. Sometimes I can pick it up off the bed and it will go off. And then sometimes when I fall it won’t even go off at all. Like if I fall and it’s against my chest, it doesn’t go off all the time.

Our experience LifeStation has been fine. My husband is sick. In fact, he's home with hospice now and he has gotten worse. Most of the time, he doesn't even know his LifeStation device is there, he forgets. Sometimes, he sleeps with it. We haven't had to use it that much but we know it's there. He wears it when I'm not home and I feel a bit better. I feel there's someone with him at all times. The only time we pressed the emergency button was when we tested it and the response was very quick. I'd recommend LifeStation.

I was having mini-strokes so I decided to get a LifeStation device. So far, it is working fine and I feel more secure with it. When I used it one time, their reps were very courteous but it took a long time for them to answer. They kept saying, “Emergency, emergency, emergency, emergency.”, and then there was a long delay, about 2-3 minutes, and then somebody came on the line. So, you could be dead by the time they answer it. Nonetheless, their response was quick outside of the answering.

When my mother rolled over in the bed and accidentally pushed the button around her neck, somebody from LifeStation immediately came on the box saying “Hello”. Then I would get a phone call and I would let them know it was an accident and everything’s okay. Their rep was very polite because this happened twice since my mother had the unit.

I'm 83 years old and I need LifeStation because I was alone for a while. LifeStation is very good. They check on me every so often to see if everything's okay, and they ask what the problem is if you call. I put the device on my wrist and I'm all set. I put them on the first thing in the morning and if I go out, I take it off because I'm busy doing something. It's great to have it.

I had dysphagia and I had been in the hospital for three weeks. When I came home, I was so weak that I was falling around. I live by myself, so my kids wanted me to get LifeStation so I would be a little bit more comfortable by myself. I didn't see any changes at first because I didn't think I needed it even though I was falling. But I've gotten a little bit more confident with it. I can't walk that far, but I go outside sometimes to walk and I feel comfortable about being outside by myself since I have LifeStation. I keep it in a place where it's safe. I've never had to use it, thankfully, but I have set it off a couple of times unintentionally and they were quick to answer. So, I'm pleased with it so far.

I am living alone and my daughter thought I should have a medical alert device. I've had my LifeStation device for three years now and I'm satisfied with it. I've also told people about it.

I stay by myself most of the time so I got LifeStation as a safety net. I tested it and it has done wonderfully. They came right on and they were really nice. I don’t have any complaints about LifeStation and I feel less worry. I just feel safe having it here. I recommend it.

My husband has Lewy body dementia, and sometimes he's here alone and he can't hear good. The people at LifeStation have been very helpful. All the ones that I have talked to were very good. They're right there and it really makes you feel better to have it. But I'm thinking about changing because I want to get something that also works outside.

I live by myself and having a LifeStation made my kids feel better. If people live by themselves, that’s the way to go. In fact, when I decided to do it, one of my friends also bought one. It didn’t save her life but the medics were there so that was very helpful. So far, my experience with LifeStation has all been very positive and the people have always been very thoughtful. When they say they’re going to do something, they do it. You don't have to make 10 phone calls to get everything done. In this day and age, that’s almost a miracle. I lost my thing that you’re supposed to wear, and they were right on top of it. They mailed me a new one without a hassle. But the battery was weak and it kept causing the machine to go off. And they worked on that until they got that squared away too. They’re very efficient and I always feel really good when I call. I’ve never had to call for an emergency though. I'd recommend them.

I’ve had LifeStation for several years now, and although I haven’t had the need to use it, I feel more confident with it. I wear it as a necklace, and it’s been perfectly comfortable that I hardly notice it. I’m guessing that it’s waterproof, but I take it off when I bathe. It’s also good that it doesn’t seem to go off easily, but I’m sure that I needed to, and I pressed the button, it would go off. It has been nice dealing with LifeStation. They haven’t required anything of me other than testing to confirm that I have it, and I know that it works because when I pushed it, someone came on right away.

I had cancer and and my daughter insisted for me to have a medical alert device since I'm alone with no relatives living in the same town and she's out of state. She felt safer if I had one. I leave it on my bed stand and I'm satisfied with it. But one problem I had after I put the key out one-time was that I couldn't get it back in because it wouldn't lock. And I wouldn't leave my key in the door with it not locked. So I called LifeStation and they walked me through how to get it to work.

I have the LifeStation device around my neck right now because my children want me to wear it. They feel better about it than I do because I've gotten older. In the beginning, I had problems with it. I would get up in the morning and I didn’t have a signal. I had to go outside to get a signal to talk to the LifeStation reps. I called and complained about it and they sent me another unit and I’ve had no problem with that since then. The problem went away with something they had done differently. But when I had to contact them one time I had a fall, they didn’t send me units. Somebody called 911 when they saw me fall so those people got to me before the one did from LifeStation. But the response time was satisfactory. I’d recommend them.

I am a nurse and thank god I have had no difficulties, but I do live in a 55 and over community and everybody has been falling. So I thought, “No. I’m not going to get stuck.” Having a LifeStation is part of the life planning. Every day, you got to make a new plan. LifeStation is great. It does add a nice element. I have been broken into in my very young years so it's nice that I can just push the button and I get an instant reaction from their reps. They call me back, or I cancel the device if it’s an accident. It was lovely talking to them. They were very efficient. Overall, my experience with LifeStation has always been very easy. The people are lovely, the instructions are great, it doesn’t interfere with your life one bit and it’s there if you need it.

I never took my LifeStation wristband off since I got it. I accidentally bumped it at least about a week ago and I apologized and told them what happened. They were pleasant and understanding about it. I'm glad that I have LifeStation if I would ever need it. I only had to call them one time but I do check every month to make sure that it's working and it is working. However, it seems like it takes so long sometimes until they finally ask what the problem is. They say, "Emergency, emergency," for quite often and then sometimes it's like a pause before they ask what is going on.

My husband was falling and if I was out in the yard, at least he could call for help with LifeStation. When he is home, we're in separate bedrooms and if I was sleeping soundly, I know that he could press it and that would wake me up. I have the one that goes around the neck, and it's hanging on the lamp next to my bed. It gives me peace of mind, and that's really what I wanted it for. Their staff is prompt, and they were always very nice and polite. They took care of our needs and I would definitely recommend them.

I currently have a LifeStation machine for medical, and everything is doing well. I got it through IRIS TMG, the company that my daughter works for, and I’ve had it for about two years. I have the device on my kitchen countertop, and I also have the bracelet that I can wear if I’m not home. So, if something was to happen, I can push the button on the bracelet. I’ve accidentally pushed the button while I was cleaning the counter, and they called right away. It wasn’t really an emergency, but the paramedics were here quickly. They then restarted it when I made the accidental call. Everything concerning the LifeStation is fine, and I would recommend them.

I’ve got a cerebellum ataxia so I’ve lost my balance. With the LifeStation, I’m safer although at first, it didn’t work so we had to move it. Other than that, I'd tell others to go ahead and get one.

My husband told me about LifeStation and he’s the one who got it for me. I’m a handicap and I can’t walk, but with it, I'm less worried. Most of the time, the response is pretty good and the reps are very friendly. They are also very courteous.

I'm getting older and I lose my balance, and I had a couple of falls and we wanted some support. Having LifeStation was good for several years. Their response time was very good and their rep was fine. It was very satisfactory and I was very satisfied with it.

I have been falling, and I’m alone in the house very frequently because my daughter works. So, we thought that it was safer to have a medical alert device. We got a LifeStation, and it’s been fine. I wear it as a pendant, and I feel confident that if I’d have a problem, they will respond. Everything is going very nicely. I have been satisfied with the service, and I would recommend them.

I had a problem with falling down wherein I couldn’t get up so I decided to get a LifeStation. So far, I’ve never had to deal too much with the LifeStation reps. I just know that the device is there and that I’ve got help. When I was in the military service, I wore dog tags every day and the LifeStation device is no different. I hardly know I got it.

I’m by myself and with LifeStation, I feel safer and I now have someone to depend on if I get sick. All my friends have it, and I sit beside four or five in church that has it as well. I had the device around my arm but I banged it and it broke. Now I wear it around my neck and I know it’s here if I need it.

On a particular day when I used LifeStation, I fell down and pushed the emergency button and it got their people here fast. Their overall demeanor was good. The device works fine and it's necessary to have.

The people at LifeStation were very nice to me and my situation. I called them and they were always helpful before I had joined them or had one of these devices. When I realized what they did, I called them and asked if I could become a member and if I had a problem, I could call them. I’m 91 years old and I’m forgetful and hard of hearing. I have called LifeStation several times like one time when I just fell. I tell them my problem and they tell me to punch the button and I do. With LifeStation, I feel 100 percent better at night and by day and when driving. I feel very less worried and I'm more confident too. They helped me whenever I had a situation. I reached where one gets a driver’s license with their help. Also, they respond promptly and they’ve just been so wonderful. It's been a true blessing to me.

I have LifeStation because I am by myself so much, and I have a history of falling. It's on my wrist and I keep it on all day except when I shower or if I leave the house. It is comfortable to use it. I check in once a month and they answer. They ask me if I'm okay, and they reset it.

We got LifeStation when my wife was at home alone a good bit of the time while I was at work. She purposely used it once or twice, but it was because she was in pain. But that was not something that the people that came could do anything about. She did not fall or something like that. That has to do with the chronic long-term pain that she had. Everybody were quick to respond before we knew what was happening. We had police and fire and everything else come out when she used the button. It’s all worked as it should so far. Their medical alert device was good at that time, but we probably are going to discontinue it soon because we’re at the point where we got to have to sit a caregiver here all the time.

I am real happy with LifeStation and I've had it for a little over two years. They’re always very nice. The first few months, I called about every month just to test my system. Now that I’ve had it longer, I don’t call that often but I do call occasionally. I live by myself and I’m 90 years old now. A thought that comes to me, I could lay here for several days without anyone knowing about it. I felt that I needed some security that way, to know that if I fall and can’t get up, I just push the button and someone will be here to call me to see if I’m okay or not. I feel more secure with LifeStation. I’m very pleased with it.

I was losing my mobility with my knees and just in case I fall, all I would have to do is push the button on my LifeStation and somebody would come to pick me up. I live in the country and my neighbors are old too. I can call them but I’d rather have somebody come in. I’m almost 89 and it could happen one day. But it's only good for the house. If I go outside, it doesn't work and I can't have any access so I wouldn't be able to call anyone. That aside, it makes me feel more secure. I've had it for four years now and so far every time I've tried to press the button, they’re always there.

I have accidentally hit my LifeStation device and the LifeStation team replied right away. When you get a certain age I think everybody should have a LifeStation. It's very good. My bracelet broke on it the other day. I ordered a new one and it should be coming any day.

On December the 17th, I had a terrible fall in my kitchen. I couldn't get up and I fell flat on my face. I was bleeding quite a bit, my nose and my eyes. I couldn't do anything. So, I pressed my LifeStation button and then immediately called my daughter, it really saved my life. It was just wonderful. My daughter came, she had a key to my door and she called 911. I'm very satisfied and I think everyone at my age and who lives alone should wear one. I would recommend it.

I stay by myself and I make my kids get what I need or somebody to watch out for me. I wear my LifeStation around my neck and it stays where I want it. I feel much safer with it. LifeStation is all right but I wish had gotten a better one.

My daughter-in-law wanted me to have a LifeStation device and she got one for me. I’ve had it for a couple of years already and I don’t really think about it. But when I carry it, I put the thing in my pocket and I keep hitting it against something and it would go off. When that happens, the reps are responsive. One time, I was at school and I had the thing in my pocket. I must have bumped against something there and it went off. The reps couldn’t get a hold of me and my son was running over and the police and firemen were coming and I wasn’t even there. Having a LifeStation would be a good idea and it can be used anywhere.

I'm handicapped. I have a bad back and I've had both knees replaced. And I'm not too sturdy on my feet, so I'm afraid I would fall so I got LifeStation. So far, I've been lucky I haven't had to use it. But it does make me feel secure and I feel a lot better. At least I know, if I fall in the middle of the night I'll have it with me. I put it on and I wear it all the time and It's comfortable. One time, I was outside and I was talking to my handyman and I leaned against the fence. And I guess when I did, I turned the device on and I was shocked when they showed up but I was satisfied with their response time. I would recommend it to anybody that needs one.

I've had some disability and I had been in the hospital to get my left knee replaced. I felt that I needed a medical alert device, even though I did well on my own because I had a lot of exercises when I had the knee replaced. I've been paying for the LifeStation medical alert service and their device has been working. Every now and then, when the LifeStation guys test the device, my green light is on so that I'd know that it's still working. The customer service reps were courteous to me. But when I first misplaced a part, they sent me the wrong replacement part and they had to send me another one, and I fitted this into the alert device I wear on my neck. Right now, I've got to look for the way they can get into my house.

At first, I did not want to get a medical alert. My daughter and I discussed it for a while but she said that I needed it. She goes away for the winter sometimes for several weeks and she said that it would make her feel so much better and more secure if I would have one in case something happened to me. So I agreed and got one and I've been satisfied with LifeStation thus far.

A year and a half ago, I was walking my dog down the park and I slipped and fell down a hill. I broke my pelvic bone in three pieces and messed up my shoulder really bad. I decided not to do the surgery in my right arm because I don't want to spend whatever time I’ve got left recovering from surgery. I got the LifeStation after that and I feel much safer with it. I don’t go outside anymore without it. And now I can take my dog for a walk in the park with it. The first thing I do in the morning is put it on, because I am alone here most of the time, and I can use it if I do fall.

LifeStation is a facility that I have at my disposal and that part is okay. But unlike that organization that I had before that sent me two devices for free at the onset, LifeStation only gave me one facility. I figured they were cutting corners and that was why they didn’t send me two in the first place because usually, one would get one on a wrist and one for a hanging around the neck. LifeStation just sent me the part that I can clip into either the neck or the wrist. I use mine around my neck.

One time at the middle of the night I got heartburn real bad and I hit my LifeStation button. They had an ambulance come in about five minutes. So the device is good but the only thing I’ve got against that button is it’s only good in the house. It would be nice if we can use it in an area no matter where we’re at. That would be a big improvement there. Also the ambulance driver took my button and I had to buy another one. They just charged me $25 and sent me a new one. If you have trouble at the middle of the night LifeStation is a nice thing to have.

I live alone so I got a LifeStation medical alert. One time, they called me at 5:30 in the morning and they said they could not reach me on the telephone and my cellular was downstairs. That was the third time that they'd received a sign. What I have is something hanging on my neck and I may have moved. It was horrible because I got scared to death. But the girls who answered were very nice and responsible. They tried to call because they thought something happened to me. They call anytime which is what I need. But I have to change it because it's not working right. I have the one for my arm as well, but I don't use it because I wet my hands constantly. I would like to have something that I can hold on my hands and put in my purse. But I'd recommend LifeStation because they're very good on the job that they are doing.

LifeStation has been very good and it is one of the best things that has been made for us old people. I'm an old woman who lives alone with my puppy, but we have a good life. I have three daughters, and one is retired but the other two are still working. And they are so happy that I have this alarm system. My retired daughter lives in her house up the street from me. And if I fall, I will still have to use this to let her hear it. So, she could come down and see what's going on. I have cancer and my other daughters leave home from 4:00 in the morning to get to their job in Washington. They don't want me to be here sick without anybody with me. So, the best they could do was to get the LifeStation alarm system for me. I've had my LifeStation for more than two years. And I sleep with it, I shower with it, and it's on 24/7. It's as good as medicine.

I had a stroke and a problem with my heart was what prompted me to get a medical alert device. Since having my LifeStation medical alert device, I've been feeling good and a little safer. My emergency button might not be plugged in, though, and somebody might have to come and check it out. I know that I have to wear my alert device, even if I don’t feel comfortable wearing it. Actually, it's not too heavy, although it seemed so at first. I've been wearing it for a few months now, since April.

Aside from concerns with falling, I'll be in a senior 55 and over retirement village in Florida. The alert button is a very comforting device to know that it's here if you have no other recourse for somebody to come and help you. Also, a couple of times I spoke to the LifeStation team and they are very courteous and helpful. Everything's going on like I would expect it to and I would recommend LifeStation.

I have this huge fear of falling and I have fallen several times before I had LifeStation and I had fallen several times since I've had it. Because of LifeStation, they called the Fire Department and they're here in no time, so I appreciate that. I love the LifeStation device though I did not like the cord that it came with, so I put it on a chain around my neck, and then I had to put some knot on it because when I'm sitting on my table and I lean against it, it would go off. I'm just really bad about calling in once a month to make sure it works. I never take it off. But I take it off when I travel and I know I'm not going to be home because it's only good around my house. I would highly recommend it nevertheless. I have friends that I encouraged to get something, if not this one, something similar.

I live alone in a retirement center and I've fallen several times. I then got a LifeStation medical alert device and my experience with it is fine.

LifeStation has a better price compared to another medical alert service we used to have. We got it when my husband had stents put in his heart in 2011. Now, he's having trouble walking because he is 85 so we had it in case we needed somebody and couldn’t get one of our kids or get to the phone. We feel very good and much better since we have LifeStation because I got him one of the things to put around his neck when I go to play Bingo and he stays home. Because one time when I played Bingo, he fell on the floor and he didn’t ring it but I happen to come right after he fell. We have one in each bathroom and one in the kitchen and the big box is in his bedroom, right beside his bed. Also, I talk to the LifeStation team when I check the device each month and everything goes fine. They're very good at answering and seeing if we're all right. Overall, getting a LifeStation is worthwhile for one's sense of security.

I’ve had LifeStation for three years now since my husband passed away and fortunately, I haven’t had to use it. I put it on when I’m going up and down the stairs thinking that possibly I might fall. But, fortunately, that hasn’t happen and it’s always there for my protection. My daughter sometimes tests it when she comes. It seems to work okay. I’m happy to have it. It’s a good thing to have and just in case of an emergency.

I’m 92 and cook my own meals, clean my house and do my wash. I fractured a hip and I was in the hospital for six weeks. I progressed really fast. But after a year my hip started hurting, and went through therapy again. When I came home, I have somebody with me because I hadn't been in the therapy long enough to get that reliable on myself. So, I had someone for about a week and they drove me nuts. So, I got rid of them. I got a Lifestation and the service has been fine. They have certainly worked for me. The only thing I have done is setting it off accidentally and the ambulance has come through my driveway. It's so embarrassing. They would ask me if I’m all right and I would tell them yes and to turn it off. And we've gone through that about three times. I was telling somebody about it and he said I put it down in my bra–because the device was long enough to hit the sink, and that worked like a charm.

My granddaughter went online to find me medical alert device and LifeStation was the first one to respond and I like that they’re in New Jersey. I’m handicapped and when I had emergencies I call them. I've had about four calls. I fell and used the thing around my neck and they come on the line and they call for the ambulance or my neighbors. And I usually go to the hospital. I thought the response was a little bit long the last time but that may be because I was so nervous. They came on and they called for the police and my neighbor and then the police came and finally they called for an ambulance.

A couple times I’ve had somebody come out and get me. I have a balance problem and I fell in the house. I had another medical alert device and it was costing too much money so I switched to LifeStation. I am a little less worried having it but I’m concerned because I have a feeling that the report of my fall goes to somebody in social services and I was taken to the hospital one time and a service worker came to speak to me and just the things that he said, I gathered that he was referring some report that he got about my fall. My friend might have said something not realizing that services can make a referral that somebody isn’t up to living alone anymore. Nonetheless, it’s a tremendous help if you have a problem particularly like I do with falling.

I can’t walk very good. I have to have a walker and when I walk with a walker, sometimes I slip and fall down. I call LifeStation and they come very fast and pick me up and take me to the hospital. They also give whatever I need. I've had it for a year and I like it and it is good. I recommended it to my friend and I’m very happy with LifeStation.

I live by myself and during the night, I'm alone, and so that's why I have the LifeStation medical alert device. I feel more comfortable and better since having it. I pushed it accidentally one time and they were quick to respond. I wear it on my wrist and it's comfortable. I also go to sleep with it. I would recommend them to a friend.

I've only had to call LifeStation twice the whole time and they were very nice and I was satisfied. I feel secure that I can get help when I need it. I've gotten two new things. I went for the one around the neck. Then I got the one for my wrist. I got to try something different which I didn't like at all so I called up and asked them to send me the other one and they said "Well, you can just connect it. Don't you have a cord there?" And I said, "Yes, I do" I tried to connect it. I have no idea how to do it.

I had my LifeStation just for a short time and then I had to use it because I fell and they came quickly. One day a month ago my LifeStation device disconnected itself and they called me and they said the battery is low and they will be sending me a new one and I should receive it. They said to call them and they'll give me the directions. I didn’t receive it for three weeks. The first one never came and I called them a couple of times. I said, “I haven't received it.” I'm paying my money for once and then a lady in the evening when I called she said, “Well, we'll send you another one.” And that one within a couple of days I got it.

I live alone and I have some health issues. So, I feel safer with LifeStation. I generally test it and they come on the line at any second. I would recommend it.

LifeStation is cheaper than my previous medical alert service. I had my hip taken care of, and I'm not real sturdy on my feet. I feel safer with LifeStation. I like the idea of carrying a device that when I go out for an evening or something, I feel more safer. I thank heavens I haven't had to use it, but when I pushed the button on my machine, LifeStation's response time was not very long. I have told friends about it.

I live alone and LifeStation makes me feel a little more secure. I set it off a couple of times by mistake and the response time was very good. They called emergency. I also have the GPS one but it's just sitting in the drawer. I've got a smart phone and I don't think I really need the GPS one anymore. Still, I've had a very good experience with LifeStation and I would recommend them.

I've been more than 30 time in different hospitals. I have a half a lung as one side of a lung collapsed 70 years ago. With the congestion of the lung, the heart starts beating fast, so sometime I would be taken unconscious to hospitals. I needed a medial alert device because my heart is very weak and since I had this LifeStation device, I didn’t worry much. I carry it all the time except for sometimes, when I take I shower, I take it off and then I forget to put it back on. If I go in a car or away by myself, I just press the button and explain where I am and what has happened. About five weeks ago, I was trying to open a can and a jar. I was pressing hard and pressed the device on my chest which started the alarm. I got a call and apologized for it. They were very nice and understanding.

LifeStation does a good job and they're very efficient and courteous. My wife's got a problem with balance and we've had to use LifeStation 3 times in the last month. The emergency response service was very good and the respondent was on time and fast. My wife is in the hospital now but everything is fine. Knowing that LifeStation is there if we need them is good, and I've already paid service for the whole year. Also, we have sent three or four people to LifeStation.

When I fell, I got the help right away and they took me to the hospital and it was very nice. It’s nice to have the LifeStation device around. It's comfortable and you feel protected. In case of an emergency, it’s there. I've had it for three years and it’s very useful and convenient.

I live alone and I’m 81 years old. I have also fallen and broken my hip, and I got a lot of other things getting wrong with me. I feel good that I have the LifeStation device and that I can depend on it if I ever do fall. Last Sunday, I fell and couldn’t get up, and it worked good. But I go visiting my daughter who lives across town here in Louisburg and LifeStation wouldn’t do me any good if I would happen to fall over there. Nonetheless, I’ve been advising my neighbors that they should get one. I live in a senior citizen complex and my next-door neighbor had a knee replaced. She has fallen a couple of times but she’s getting around real good right now. When you get old and crippled up like that, everybody should have one.

My family worries less about me as I have LifeStation. When I wear it around my neck I'd have the button sitting out and something would accidentally something hit it. But now, I turn the button in towards myself and I don't have a problem with accidentally hitting the button. When my machine out there just was off they all call and ask if anything is wrong and I'll just say, "No. It's about the button." They have pretty fast response. But I don't know how far the reach is out. If I'm ten miles away and press the button if something happens, I don't know if it will respond or not.

I broke my femur and it's still healing. I also lost my husband so I was completely alone, and I needed something for myself in case something happened. I feel more secure having LifeStation and I've been very satisfied with them. I call and have it tested every once in a while. They didn't come one time when the button was punched by accident, but otherwise, their response time has been wonderful.

My husband has Parkinson's disease and falls. We've had the device for about three years now. Before it, he was still out and about and playing golf, and he had a mobile device with a GPS tracker. LifeStation has been satisfactory. He uses it to signal us at home. It is easy to use it, and it is reliable. The reps we dealt with have been very nice as well. He is much more confident now.

I tried to be careful because accidents happen so quickly but my kids were very concerned about me since I'm 89, I live alone and I've fallen. They got me a LifeStation and they pay for it. Since falling is prevalent among us old folks, I wear it as a necklace when I’m around the house. It’s just a relief that I wear it all the time. I talked to their reps when the device was dysfunctioning for a while and I had to have a new one sent. I also pushed it accidentally three times so I had to rush and cancel it. But it works.

I got the button two years ago and I try to wear it all the time. It’s comfortable and I’m getting along fine with it. But when I go someplace, I take it off ‘cause it wouldn’t help me. I have my cell phone too. I accidentally hit the button one time and they made quite a racket. I have the unit in my bedroom and I was further away. At first, I wondered what it was then I realized what it was and made it to the bedroom. I know the button works and because of that, I never test it anymore. I had to get a new one at that time too. I’d had the other one long enough and they felt I needed a replacement. They sent me a different one. The LifeStation button does what it’s supposed to do and although I see one advertised that you could punch no matter where you're at, I wouldn't want anything else here in the house.

My daughter tends to my business and she made arrangements for LifeStation. It’s been two years or more. I had a fall last April 7th and I used the LifeStation device and I was happy to have it. I've had no problems with it. When I called to check in, their team was polite and very nice. I’m really happy with LifeStation. When I go outside and what-not, l leave only for a short range in the right locality because if I’m out of that locality, someone else is with me. I don’t care what company my friends have, but they need one of these devices if ever they live alone.

I've been a widow for about 8 years now and my daughter felt that I should have some protection. I got a LifeStation and it's more reasonable than most of the others. I've usually tested the equipment from my bed and I should test it from my kitchen which is probably the farthest distance to the apparatus. It seems to work fine during testing but the response time of the LifeStation team seems to take a smidge longer than it should and I sometimes feel they could answer a little bit faster than they do. Other than that, the overall demeanor of the team has been perfectly fine and they're very professional. I have the device hanging on my swing lamp which is right next to my bed but I put it on when I thought about someone I know who had a stroke and lied on floor because they couldn't reach the telephone. And even though I have a daughter who lives very close by, LifeStation gives me a little extra feeling of safety.

I have the LifeStation device for about four years. My son thought I needed one just because I live alone and so he got it for me and he pays for it. And I feel better having it here. Without me having to push a button or when I do accidentally, they always came out which makes me feel good. Then a couple of times, I didn’t get to the phone in time and they sent some help out. It takes the worry off your mind. I would recommend it completely because my only problem is the little buttons on it. One of them says trouble and blinks constantly which doesn’t seem right to me when there is no trouble that it’s showing all the time but I asked them about it and they said not to worry about it.

LifeStation saved my life twice. I feel much safer. The first time I was taking Coumadin I fell and cut my head. I was in the pool of blood immediately. And if my son hadn't known what to do I would have died then. The bleeding did not stop but he got pressure on it and got the LifeStation folks. And they sent an ambulance out and said he'd done exactly the right thing. They took me to the hospital. The place wasn't even big enough and I just bled. Then they took me off Coumadin and put me on something else. I'm a heart patient and I have COPD and I fall a lot because I don't have good balance. I just really feel more comfortable having LifeStation here.

I had a stroke and since I was home by myself, having the LifeStation was really valuable. My daughter and son-in-law did a monthly payment on it. One time, my cat stepped on the device when I wasn't home and the county sheriff called me and wanted to know what was wrong. I've gotten over my stroke though and I can walk well so I don’t have it anymore. But it was really great and would recommend that others get one if they need it.

My aunt is somewhat disabled so she needed a medical alert device. In case she fell and I wasn't there, then she has the mental ability to know to call that button. LifeStation worked fine and it definitely did initially made a difference in her day-to-day life until she started needing almost full-time care.

When we hit the LifeStation button accidentally, the team came on and they were polite and nice. I would recommend LifeStation.

I am satisfied with LifeStation and I feel a little more secure that I have it. I'm at home alone and I have heart problems and COPD. My only problem is that I can only use it at home and I can't use it if I'm out in the streets. Other than that, I only had to ring the device once or twice and the LifeStation team was there at all times. They have a very nice demeanor and I was very surprised with the response time.

My daughter got the LifeStation for me because I was alone and she was afraid something would happen and she just wanted to be contacted. It's just very comforting to know that LifeStation is there and I've used it one time since having it. I fell getting out of the bed and it was a closed quarters and I couldn’t get up. So I punched it to call Dianna, and she came 20 miles over here and picked me up. The response was very good, but the only thing is that I'm not able to contact anybody if I was outside. Other than that, I've been very pleased with LifeStation and I would recommend it.

I had a congested heart attack. The left side of the wall of my heart is completely done. They won't do surgery on me because I'm a high risk. I got the LifeStation device because I was falling all the time. I've hit my LifeStation a couple of times when I shouldn't have but they've been real nice about it. I've called one night when I got up to go to the bathroom and hit the device on the door jam and it went off. But I just told them, "I can't wear it around of my neck because of my pacemaker and defibrillator. So I have to have it on my arm and every once in a while it would hit something and it goes off." I have been treated with nothing but courtesy from the people and they would say they're just glad that I'm okay.

My husband used to be near all the time, but when he passed away I thought I should have a little protection. LifeStation has been very good and I’ve had to use them several times already. I fell several times easily, but not on a hard surface. I had to press my button and they got someone right here, and it went very well. I’m very happy with it and I have referred other people to it -- in their predicament, I felt like they should have one, too.

I've had LifeStation for quite a while now. My son chose it for me and he was determined that I was going to get one. So he ordered it for me and asked for my charge card. I'm getting older and he thought I may be having some problems in the future, so he just wanted to make sure I was able to contact someone. I did fall a month ago, but I managed to get up by myself. I wasn’t sure at first if I could. But I thought I would try to get up on my own first, and then if I couldn't, I would have called LifeStation. But I did finally and I did hit my head pretty hard. I'm still recovering from that and I still have a bruise.

I got LifeStation because I like to swim with it on. I was also at the age where I thought I should get a medical alert device. I live by myself and there's a feeling of relief to have it. I wear it all the time around the house. It's a part of my life and I haven't had any trouble with it so far. I call once a month and check out the system. The people at LifeStation seemed very nice.

I ordered a LifeStation for my friend Rochia. She was in the hospital for more than a couple of months. And because she lives by herself, I needed something additional just in case she falls down, she can reach out for help. We test the button regularly, but it took a while for LifeStation to respond the last few times. It took more than two to three minutes. Thank God she doesn’t have an emergency, so I’m not worried about it for now. They need to have a user-friendly arm wrist band, because the Velcro doesn’t work. She’s petite and she can wear the whole thing around her neck, that’s how bigger it is. Sometimes, she showers and leaves the unit on the side. You cannot get help if you don’t wear it. She worries about getting it wet so she takes it off when she showers. And I tell her that it’s waterproof, and to just wear it, but she doesn’t. God bless her, she’s 92. She's forgetting to wear it all the time.

I am living alone and my daughter decided that getting the LifeStation was a good idea for me, and I've been satisfied with it. And I didn’t like the idea of not having anyone available. Since having the LifeStation, I like that I have somebody available. I've used the emergency button a lot of times. I fell a couple of times in the house, and I couldn’t get up. So, I had to have my daughter call the paramedics. I don’t use the LifeStation anymore, though. I’m going to be going into Assisted living and they have something there for me to use.

My daughter helped me get the LifeStation. I got it so that my children wouldn’t have to worry about me. I live alone out in the country and I have about three acres of land here. We decided that this way, in case I fell or something, I could get someone to come and help me. Otherwise, my neighbors are not real close out here in the country so it would be difficult for me to contact them. When I tested the button, it was loud and I got an answer right away. So far, my children are quite comfortable with the idea that I have the LifeStation. I’ve had it for several years now and I’ve been very satisfied with it.

We've used LifeStation a couple of times to get my mother to the hospital. She's 97 and she appreciates having it. She feels better with it. When she pressed it it's usually about a little over a minute before help comes so it's quick. We would recommend it.

My husband passed away last year and when he died, everybody wanted to bring me somebody. They said I'm too old but I told them I don't need anybody because I can cook and do whatever I have to do. Plus, I have the LifeStation and if I need something, I can push the button. But I don't know where I'm going to put it so that I wouldn't touch it and it wouldn't start ringing. When I hung it from my neck then I picked up the cat, I forgot about it and it started ringing. When I had it on my hand like a watch, I touched it when I sat down on the wheelchair and it rang. The other day, I don't know how I touched it because I was asleep. My room is in the corner and too far away from the LifeStation but the sound in the kitchen was real loud. I couldn't get up so fast because I'm from 1930 and I have to be careful how to be walking.

I have a fib and congestive heart failure. Unfortunately, I had to use the LifeStation device about five times, but everything was fine. I would just press the button and the emergency police would come first and the ambulance followed shortly after. They're wonderful in the ambulance. I'm confident I have the device. I'll tell friends that the people at LifeStation are very quick, and they respond very well. I'm very satisfied with them. It's great to have somebody that makes you feel so secure.

After my husband passed away I decided to live in Florida and my family is all up north in New England. My daughter felt that I should have something for emergency if anything would happen. She is the one who researched everything like checking what I would need and how I will need it. That’s how I got to buying the LifeStation.

I purchased a LifeStation for my grandma. She's a diabetic and sometimes her blood sugar blacks out. LifeStation is the most cost-effective medical alert service that we found. It was easy to set up. They walked us through everything, and they periodically calls to check on her. It's a peace of mind thing for me. We do the monthly testing and the LifeStation team has all been really friendly. The only issue I had was when I initially ordered it, they sent me the wrong thing. But they fixed it pretty quickly, so it's all been pretty good. I recommend LifeStation.

I’m old and crippled and I fell a couple of times. I got a LifeStation device and I have used the emergency button. The LifeStation team has been good, but it takes a long time for them to answer. It keeps ringing until they finally answer, but still, I know it is working. I was at the mall and I accidentally hit the button, and they showed up over here. Rose was right behind, and she said she got an alert on her phone and they also contacted my daughter.

My mother died and my father was left alone and the next door neighbor fell and broke her leg and she had a device, but she wasn’t wearing it. So, we decided to get one for my father and make sure he always wears the necklace. Also, LifeStation's price was better than their competitors and they offered that the door lock locks complimentary so we signed up with them. Our general experience with them has been good. We call in once a month to make sure it’s working and it take them a little bit long to answer, but they do answer. It might be a minute or more that it rings and then we have to wait and then somebody comes on the line. It’s not terrible but in an emergency, every moment is important. I’m satisfied with them nevertheless. I would recommend them. They have reasonable price and it’s worth the money.

My daughter lives next door and she takes good care of me but I live alone and my children thought it would be best if I got a LifeStation. I'm comfortable with it and I'm glad I have it. It's good to have and hopefully I don't have to call for help. I would recommended it.

LifeStation's representatives have been great and they've always been there when I've called. They would always answer when I press the button to test. We found a friend with a broken hip one morning on the floor in the garage. The three of us who were in the car who found her decided to get LifeStation. And although I haven't needed it, I'm glad I have it.

The LifeStation device was accidentally set off and the guy was on the line in just a couple of minutes. So it was a good experience. The gentleman who spoke was very assertive and clear. And when I told him it was a mistake he said he understood and reset the equipment. I’ve already recommended it to a friend. I can’t always be here. Sometimes I have to be away and it’s difficult to find someone who can come in when I’m called away. So it’s a layer of comfort that it helps me there.

My kids asked me to get a medical alert device because of my age. I was beginning to have different times when I've had to call them to help me with something or I wasn't feeling good. So, I got a LifeStation through my medical plan. It does what it's supposed to do and I didn't look for anything else. One time, I had to use it and I was very happy about their response time. They said that they would get help for me and I was still on the phone talking to them when the ambulance, the fire, and the police were all right at my front door. I am in Brentwood and they are there on Brentwood Boulevard so it's not too far from them, but the response time was very fast. I went to the hospital and I was diagnosed with AFib.

I’ve been alone for 27 years, and I have fallen and broke my hip and I’ve hurt my pelvic. Then I had to have a hip replacement. So, I needed the medical alert device real bad. I got the Lifestation and it works just fine and I don't have to call them too often. The device gives me security. I can punch that button and I can get help. So that’s good. I was very pleased with it. If I had it when I've fallen and broken my hip, that would have been wonderful because I had to crawl a lot of feet to get to a phone. And that’s when I told my kids to get me one.

I'm 83 years old and I wear my LifeStation all the time. In the beginning, I took it off once in a while but I haven’t done it lately. It won’t press up against my cabinet and it’s just the right height. I enjoy it and I always get a quick response. Once I was walking into the bathroom and I got dizzy. I fell backward into the tub so I pressed my necklace and got immediate help. They got here pretty quickly. Luckily, I wasn’t hurt and I didn’t have to go back to the hospital. This device helps a lot and I’d recommend it.

The team at LifeStation has been wonderful. My mother pushed it a couple of times accidentally, and the emergency response service was awesome! And what I love about them is that they would always call me when it would happen. I've already made several recommendations for LifeStation.

My mother-in-law is up in age, so she would get a little dizzy. There had been a couple of times where she had trouble getting up. It has been a peace of mind for all of us to know that she's gotten her LifeStation device and all she has to do is press the button and get help. She used her emergency button once and people have shown up promptly. The ambulance people have even gotten to know her a little bit, which is very helpful. We're happy with LifeStation and I would recommend it. For people who want some peace of mind, it is good to have.

My children wanted me to have something to keep me safe. I have my LifeStation on all the time. I don’t always remember to take it off when I leave the house but it doesn’t bother me at all. And although I haven’t had the need to use it, I feel safer with it. It's something that I wear around my neck and in case I fall and need help, I can call somebody.

My daughter got a LifeStation device for me after I had a stroke. When I called and checked on my LifeStation to make sure it was working, my experience was good. I would recommend them.

I’ve got a lot of health problems and I’m not all that stable on my feet. I’ve had four strokes, two heart attacks, and a few TIAs so I need to have availability for medical help when I need it. Also, I’m alone 99 percent of the time and my husband is only here on the weekends. He told me several times that he’s happy to know that there’s a medical team available for me to have access to and it gives him comfort to be at work and know that I’m taken care of.

The kids wanted me to do LifeStation because I live alone. They felt more safe. I always thought against it because I was feeling okay. But it's safe and I probably should have it. I also have a friend who talked to me about LifeStation. She's used hers three times, and she loves it. She thought I should have it, too. I push the button to call in to see if it's working okay, and LifeStation responds right away. They're very good. I wear it on my wrist when I go to bed and the other night, it must have fallen off during the time that I was asleep. I woke up and I heard it beeping and beeping and calling emergency, emergency. I said sorry to the rep. She was going to send them right over, and I told her it must have fallen off and I lay on it the wrong way. But at least I know it works. I'd recommend them.

I broke my hip two years ago and I have gout arthritis that's really bad. I have Lifestation and it's okay. I didn’t like that blue string around me though. So, I got a chain but it broke. Since I don't have a chain, I am carrying the device around with me. I can use it when I’m out on a road. I'm very satisfied as far as it goes and it makes me safe.