LifeStation Reviews

I'm 90 years old and I live alone. So far, I'm not happy with my LifeStation bracelet. What I have right on is just black, and it's so filthy. Nothing will clean it no matter what I try. Though they sent me a new one, I can't put it on. The white thing is awful, it doesn't fit on my skinny little wrist. And I wanted the black stretchy anyway. The team who helped me replace the bracelet were fine. The representative told me I could not have a black one though unless I upgraded. Other than that, I thought I was supposed to be able to take a shower with this bracelet. Six months ago, someone from LifeStation called and told me that my alarm was going off. At that time, I was taking a shower with it. So she just answered it and I said I was fine.

I’m 94 and I live by myself so having it gives me some peace of mind. The LifeStation is great and I’m glad I got it. If I had to use it, it would be very convenient. When I go outside I always have it on me. I have a son who usually takes care of me but I have it just in case something happens late at night. I lost it a couple of weeks ago and I didn’t know I lost it till they called and told me. I must have had it in the trash and when I emptied the trash, the button went off. They called me and I told them that I was okay, so they sent me a new one.

I feel comfortable living in a big house by myself and I have a LifeStation as a safety measure. I don't mind the device on my wrist. When the battery was out, my daughter had to find out what to do about it and the reps were very helpful. I've been having a very positive experience and LifeStation gives me a certain confidence that if I start having problems, I could get help.

My daughter chose LifeStation for me and I'm fine with it. I'm in my 90’s and living alone by myself. I used LifeStation one time and the response was marvelous. It's a business where they had people who kept coming in at a moment's notice. I like LifeStation and I approve of it.

I put my LifeStation device on my wheelchair and it would be nice if I could wear it on my wrist most of the time. One time, I pressed the button because I fell and my husband came. And another time, the medical emergency team came and picked me up. Their response was good. LifeStation is good to have around in case you need help.

My experience with LifeStation has not been all that great. On at least three separate occasions, my beeper went off and they told me I had done it somehow when I couldn’t have set it off. I could have done accidentally, but I didn’t do all of them. I contended that my button was defective and they fought me over that. They were going to charge me money for it and I said I would not pay it because it wasn’t my fault. After a month of haggling back and forth, they decided to just send me a new one that was working. It was a very, very upsetting time for me. All that time, I was working with what I was sure was not a well working unit, and I hated having to fight with somebody over the whole issue. My impression was that they feel that they didn’t have time to deal with me and they were too busy.

I live by myself, and my daughters told me to get a medical alert device. The one I got from LifeStation worked when I tried to test it out. Also, the people from LifeStation would always check the device and would thank me for telling them that it works. The only thing is, I’m never home and the device is only good for 1,500 feet around my house. My daughters kept telling me I needed to get the GPS type. Nevertheless, I'd recommend LifeStation.

My mother has gotten older and she fell once. Even though she has a person with her most of the time, we were afraid that it will happen when she’s alone so we got a LifeStation. When I tested, they respond respond right away and have been helpful. But I've only tested it from the machine itself, not from her bracelet. I recommend LifeStation mostly for really older folks that don’t have an alarm and don’t have any other kind of technology and also to those who are alone.

My kids insisted that I have the LifeStation because I’m alone, and they both live nearby and when I would press an emergency button, it would call one of them. I used another medical alert service before and switched to LifeStation as the other one was too expensive. The only thing is I’m up at weird hours in the morning, and I would be on the computer playing games or looking at stuff, and all of a sudden, my LifeStation would ring and it made noises. It used to annoy me but it doesn’t seem to happen much anymore.

I had a couple of strokes and LifeStation helped me pretty good. They responded quickly and were here in no time. But, my device only works when I'm in the house. They got new ones that work wherever you are.

My children bought the LifeStation for me because I kept falling. I've used it four times and the response time was just fine. It's very simple to use and they come on when I push the button. However, if my phone goes out, it won't work and I have no way of getting a hold of help in an emergency.

My neighbor had LifeStation. She said it was a good deal and I went with what she said. Everything is good about that company. They answer fast on the machine when you call and test the device out. My friends wanted to know where the alert is from, and a couple of them took the address.

We got a LifeStation for our mother and she likes it. It makes her feel comfortable because she lives by herself and she's in a permanent walker. In fact, I had to come all the way in town to set up the necklace for her, because she needs it and she wears it all the time. They called my sister the last time and she found out through the emergency network. Their service was great and I'd recommend LifeStation.

Seven years ago, I fell in the house at about 1:30 am and broke my left ankle and my right big toe. I couldn't move because I fell forward and it hurt too much. My cell phone was in the dining room in my purse and my phone was on the nightstand which I was too far away from. I was in the middle of the floor and I had phones all over the house but not one I could reach, and that's when I realized why people have life alert device. I decided too then that I needed a bracelet since I couldn't wear something around my neck because I have arthritis in the spine and that would bother me.

LifeStation is good for me to have. If I’m trying to walk with the walker, sometimes my legs give out on me and if nobody's around, I’m just down on the floor. So I have someone to be here 24 hours. I live with my son and daughter-in-law but they're upstairs and I'd be downstairs at nighttime. I wear the LifeStation around my neck and I've used it a couple of times. Their reps were good to me and I’d recommend it to all my friends. But I like it better when I'm closer to people and they're there with me because if I fall, I panic real quick and I don’t know how to react. I don’t think to push the button and I don’t know if the battery ran out of it. But it's plugged in and it keeps jumping on.

The LifeStation reps are very friendly and nice. Even sometimes when I accidentally push the button, they would call me to make sure I was okay, so they’ve been very responsive. Plus they respond almost immediately. It’s amazing how fast, so I’m very happy about that. I haven’t been using it lately since my daughter is here as a caregiver, but the service has been great. She’s here 24/7, so unless she goes to the store, I got my necklace on. It’s a good thing to have for my protection. Sometimes it gets mixed up with my necklaces, but it’s still comfortable. I’ve already recommended it to a friend.

I'm more relieved that when my dad falls or if he needs something when I’m not here, he can push the LifeStation button. But they need to have their customer service people answer the phones in the appropriate timeframe and not 20 more calls before it gets picked up when it’s supposed to be picked up in a certain amount of time. Also, the people who answer the line are slow, disrespectful and they don't always have the correct answers. In the beginning, we didn't have good interactions with them and they didn’t know what they were talking about. When I talked to a manager, I got a completely different story. It is better now though.

I have the LifeStation for security and it's dependable. I’m 94 years old and I take the device with me when I have my walk. And when I fell backward, I was on a stretcher going to the doctor in no time.

I live alone with my two blended German Shepherd and my source coordinator said I needed a medical alert device because I got a bad right knee and a bad ankle so I got a LifeStation. Their team was excellent. I like that they were there before they got me back to do my surgery. However, they were supposed to send me a return label for the device but they never did come out. The service company said they won't pay for it anymore. I haven't used it for two years and it's been boxed up. I got a lot of friends come over and there were two 3-year old kids, and they go in there and push the red button all the time. Nonetheless, I'll recommend Lifestation to a friend anytime and I'd tell them, "If you ever fall, or that button gets pushed, I guarantee, you will have paramedics and cops over here" because I've experienced it about three, four times.

I’m 77 and I live alone in a house. Whenever I would call, LifeStation reps would answer me and then I’d tell them what’s wrong. And in turn, they will call my sponsor across, my neighbor Mona, and she would come over and let them in. But I had an emergency the other night, and the people that have my key weren’t in. It was 4 or 5 o’clock in the morning and my neighbors go to work at 5 o’clock. When my neighbor came home, she said, “Where is the box? You needed the box on the outside to put the code in. It would be me and the police or paramedics or whoever comes.” I was going to call LifeStation up and find out why I don’t have that.

We called up LifeStation and they sent everything in the mail. What we had to do at the time is to plug it into the electrical and plug it into the phone. So, we never had a problem with it. The only problem I have is getting my 95-year-old mother to use it. My dad passed away so, it's just her. Since she's had her LifeStation, we have peace of mind now without a doubt. Every day I go up there and remind her, ”Ma, if you fall, just press the button. They’ll call me within 5 or 10 minutes. I’m not far." Fortunately, she hasn't had a bad fall and my sister's around when she gives her shower. But, sometimes she gets up in the middle of the night and does it herself. The device works excellently. In fact, I tested it about three weeks ago and it was working fine. The only problem I had is none of the wristbands that they sent me was fitting my mother. It was very loose. But they sent me one that worked so everything is fine.

Our daughter set us up with LifeStation and we’ve used the medical alert once with my husband. The response was very good and help was right there. I also accidentally hit and set it off twice and the representatives have all been fine. I would recommend LifeStation if a friend is looking for one.

My husband was falling a lot because of his Parkinson’s. When I first got the device, he was alone. Now, he cannot be left alone. People at Lifestation were very knowledgeable and kind. We had to get a new device set up because the battery in the old one was dying, and they were very pleasant. They sent us a new unit. When we hooked it up, we called them up, and they walked us through everything. They were just very helpful. They call every time the buttons go off accidentally. They came immediately when we needed them and I'm very comfortable with the fact that he has it, and if I needed a medical alert during the middle of the night there is a sense of calmness that I know that I could press the button, and somebody will come. They're a very good company, and I'm very happy with them.

I’m 84 years old and I’m living alone and I have medical problems, and I feel more secure having LifeStation. I’ve talked with the LifeStation team twice when I tested my device and they’re very pleasant. I carry the device around my neck and I've just used the emergency button to test it. But I had a hip replacement three years ago and I was in rehab. And my son was here, but he wasn’t in the room, and his kitty jumped up on the emergency button and he didn’t hear it. So, the next thing he knew was the ambulance and police were outside.

I live in Miami, Florida and my daughter lives in South Carolina. It's too far away and she couldn't help me, so she wanted to make sure somebody would be here to help me. She ordered the LifeStation device to make sure that I had proper care. I have only used it one time, mashed the button and it worked. The LifeStation team talked to us, got the address and they sent somebody. The rescue came pretty quick. Before I had the LifeStation, I fell down and ended up being in the house all day until somebody could come and get me up because I couldn't get up. Now, I don't worry about who I could call to help me and I feel comfortable with it. I'm contented and satisfied with it. I talked to my sister up in Northwest Florida about LifeStation and she got one because she thinks it's the best thing that’s ever been. She lives alone, and I feel comfortable with her having the LifeStation.

I bumped my button sometimes without realizing it, and LifeStation got right on top of it. The reps were very pleasant and they always ask what they can do for me. Everything seems to be fine. I haven't had any problems with LifeStation. I have it on most of the time when I can remember to put it on but I definitely have it on at night. And I feel more confident and independent with it.

With LifeStation, I've got the security that if I fall again then I might be able to press the button and get help. All that I have to do if I need help is to push the button and help is supposed to arrive. LifeStation is a pretty good outfit and I'd recommend it.

My mom’s sister got some kind of alert system and she kept telling my mom about it. After my dad died, she thought she needed something like that. My mom has the LifeStation Medical Alert System for about five years now. She checks in with them every now and then and she seems pleased with it. One time, she had to use it as she was dizzy. LifeStation then called me but I did not get the call right away, so I called them right back and they told me what was going on. Then, I got over there and everything was fine. The LifeStation team does a good job and I'm satisfied. They're everything my mom needs.

My son and his wife knew a lady that fell. She had a stroke and when they found her the next day, she was in a really bad condition. So they said I better get something and that’s what I did. I have the LifeStation and my experience with it has been okay. But it takes three or four minutes before anybody will answer. If I had a real emergency where I was laying on the floor and couldn't move, then I call them and nobody answers, I'm sure I'm going to start to panic. That's a long time to be on the floor and it's hard. Also, every so often, my phone will go dead and the LifeStation will light up green. When I called them about it, their rep said that they were testing the lines. They do that about once a month and I don’t like that very much.

I have a cane and I go very slow. So my son thought I needed the LifeStation and got one for me. It’s nice to have and it’s been working okay. Usually, I call in to let them know that I just wanted to be sure it’s working and that I’m okay. So far, I’m satisfied with my experience with them and I’m happy with the device. I feel more safer having it because things could happen and I got that for protection. I don’t wear it to bed but I got to hang it right here where I can reach it if I need it.

I've had more than one fall before. I still fall these days, but having the LifeStation gives me comfort to know that I can get help if I need it. I have it for a little over three years now and everybody I've dealt with has been great. They're also very pleasant and so far, I've needed their help two times. The persons who initially came on the device asked if I was okay and were concerned. The first time they called a friend who was able to come over and get me up, then the second time, they called the EMT to help me. I’d recommend them to others but I'd tell them to do the research and read the contract carefully.

I’m not thoroughly pleased with LifeStation. Their equipment isn't sensible and their service isn't pretty. I put something on my door that is absolutely worthless. Also, if there is a problem, the police department is supposed to be involved and I pay extra for that without knowing it. If I don’t pay extra, they don’t come and nobody will help me. One time there was an attempt to come in here and the police were called, but it was a mix-up and it shouldn’t have happened. LifeStation is a little disappointing and I don't feel much better having it.

My husband was gone most of the time and was concerned that I’ll fall down when he’s not around, so he got a LifeStation for me, and he loves it. Once in a while, I call them to check and make sure that we’re connected, and they’ve been nice. LifeStation is something we depend on, and it’s something good to have.

I was falling a lot and I live by myself. I tried to carry my phone with me and I realized there's no way I can carry that phone with me all the time so I started looking and saw LifeStation. I never take my device off. I placed it on a regular stainless steel chain because the cord was just too flimsy. And I've had it on a chain now since right after I got it. I wear it in the shower and to bed. My neighbor has one and she takes hers off and I feel that’s defeating the purpose to take it off. I'm very satisfied. LifeStation is wonderful. I haven't had to use it very much but when I did use it, it was Johnny-on-the-spot. They would answer and be courteous on what was wrong. It’s a whole lot cheaper than falling. Not being able to get up with nobody to help is my biggest fear.

I had a pulmonary embolism and nearly died from it. I’ve also got a super bad back problem, a heart problem and I’m on oxygen. So my health is pretty deteriorated and I don’t go outside or anywhere without my LifeStation. I consider myself lucky because I haven’t had the chance or need to use it. But I have tested it and they came right on every time. I’m able to walk more now and I can work out for a little bit. I like the idea that with my LifeStation, I can get out and have a somewhat normal life with my health as bad as it is. It’s mostly because the device makes me feel safe enough to go out and leave my house by myself.

I've never had a bad experience with LifeStation. They've always been polite whenever they called or I had to call them for some reason. I accidentally pushed the button one time and they responded within a minute. Their service gives me peace of mind and I've been totally pleased.

I’m getting the age and thought I needed the LifeStation. I feel more secure having it and when I’ve called in, their reps have treated me very well. I would recommend them.

We can’t get to our dad as quick as we would want to if there’s an emergency. So we decided, the best thing to do is to get a LifeStation for him. In the beginning, he wasn’t wearing it, which defeats the purpose of it. But now, he utilizes it and knows it’s important, so he appreciates it. And I think he feels secure. But we might switch because he want something that would still work even when he’s out shopping or doing something else. But when he used the button, they responded quickly, which was great. And the couple of times I’ve contacted LifeStation, I have not had any issues. They have been very responsive. My experience has been happy. The limitation of proximity, that would be the only negative. And I don’t know if it’s something they have any control over at this point. But overall, what we purchased was satisfactory.

I have bad knees and back, and I can't be without LifeStation. I've had it for a couple of years now and I am content with it. I call them every time I fall and they call my daughter and the paramedics. Then the paramedics come and help pick me up. I have never had to be hospitalized because of it. I feel more confident with LifeStation. I don't worry as much. It's terrible if you fall and there's nobody around and you can't reach a phone. With the LifeStation, you have that around your neck, and it’s very comforting to know that I will be taken care of.

I live alone and I needed LifeStation's service. It makes me feel comfortable and worry less. I speak with the LifeStation team occasionally, and they've been okay. I’m completely satisfied with LifeStation.

LifeStation is perfect! My mother-in-law is living alone, and then she also spent some time here at our house. I got two units to make sure she's covered in both locations. When we go out, we feel more comfortable. LifeStation has been a good company and always there when I need a question. Their team was very helpful and they're genuinely good people. They also check-in with me to make sure the unit's working and that my mother-in-law was happy with it. We've taught my daughter whose much younger to press in case there is an issue.

I’m old and my knees were bad. I have a lot of dogs that I foster and sometimes they get rambunctious and cause me to have a misstep. I was afraid that I would have a problem and would need to have help, and that was how I figured I’d have LifeStation. Plus one of my best friends said I had to get one, so I did. Recently this past week, I discovered that after surgery, I have a blood clot in my leg. I was told if I have symptoms of it moving, I should immediately call 911 which I would do but I would also use LifeStation. I don’t test it as often as I should, but everybody's been really good.

I was having a heart issue at one time, and my daughter said that maybe I need to get a medical alert button. So, she got on the phone and set it up for me. I’ve had a good experience with it. I call in once a month to check and make sure that it’s still working. They’ve also called and ask me if I was okay, though I don’t know how the button got pushed. I’ve had people come tom my place asking me if I’m okay. They’ve also called my daughter. Another time, I was running my vacuum cleaner at 11 pm, when my daughter called me asking if I was okay. A police officer also came to make sure I was okay. There was also one time when it was a fireman that came to the door. They’ve been very nice when I obviously did something to set it off, or when I called to check to make sure that it’s working. I’m happy knowing that it works, and I feel good having it knowing that if somebody breaks in, I’ll just push my button and hope that scares them away.

I've had LifeStation for about three years and they've been very nice. We had a little problem at first with the box and they told me to throw it out. They sent another one and I've used it quite a few times. They are quick to respond. I wear the band on my wrist and it's comfortable. It's been very good with LifeStation.

I live alone, and I’ve had a stroke, so I have a lot of vertigo and my balance gets bad. I also worry about people breaking in because we just had a burglar around the corner not too long ago. And having LifeStation can help to some sense if somebody were to try to come in at night. I accidentally pressed it one time and they were very quick to respond. I didn't even know I had it set off. It works but I can't get it going at the moment. I'm just waiting for my son to get back and to have somebody redo it for me. But other than that, I have no problems with LifeStation and I've recommended it to my disabled neighbor.

My wife has trouble getting down and prior to that when she could walk around there was nobody there but her and I had to be at work so getting a medical alert device was as secure as she can be, that she didn’t have to try to dial a number and to just press the button. They would call me first if she didn’t answer and then I would make the decision to go ahead and call 911.

My son got LifeStation for me when I fell and broke my hip. I was in the hospital for about 16 to 18 days, and then I was in rehab. When I came home, he told me he got me a “fall and then can’t get up” thing, which we laughed about, but so far I haven’t had to use it. But I do wear it and it’s right here by my chair. It was in the way at first because I’m a little person and it hung down too far, but my son fixed it where I can wear it and hook it in my bra where it’s safe. I’m doing really well and I'm thankful to my son for getting it for me. I'm very satisfied and I have recommended it to several friends.

I am by myself with my husband who got a stroke. Sometimes I feel something in my stomach so I got a LifeStation. I don't want to see my husband get up and pick up the phone for me. With LifeStation, which I put in my neck, I just press the button and that's all. Sometimes, I make mistake and I talk to their reps. They'd say, "You got an emergency." And I'd say, "No, I pressed the button by mistake".I've done that about three times. Therefore, I don't have a problem with my LifeStation. I like it and it's really good. In fact, I told my friend about that. I said that it's very good to have and you need that if you're by yourself.

We can't get around real good so we got the LifeStation as a preventative measure. We have it for three years now and it's been all right. We’re more secure having it. We have a timer, too, which would get kicked on by being bumped but their reps have been very nice and their response time has been good.

I'm 80 years old, by myself, and I drive. So my kids decided I should have a medical alert. I was over to the neighbor's pool and I was showing the girls how the LifeStation device works. I couldn't hear it over there so I figured it wasn't working. Then they came here and told me they heard the call and I wouldn't hear it that far away. One other time, they were here when I had trouble with the thing not working. It was after a hurricane here. I poked it and tried to talk to somebody. They came right in to make sure I was okay.

I'm bedridden so I got myself a LifeStation. I've had it for years and I have it at my desk. Although I have someone here with me all the time, I've called them before because I fell and they came.

My kids insisted that I need a medical alert device because I’m 83 years old so I agreed to what they wanted and ordered a LifeStation. I wear my device around my neck but I’m mostly on the road. And I’ve been looking for one that I can use where I’m on the road. I have one child that’s in Maryland and one that’s in the lower part of Indiana so I’m gone a lot. It’s more convenient and I would feel safer if I have one that’s on the road.

My mom is living alone and I got her the LifeStation just to be safe. She's had them for a few years now but she doesn't even use it. It's just sitting on her side hanging off the wall, so I'm thinking about cancelling the service.

I have Parkinson's and so, I have trouble with balance. I fell, fractured my hip and my shoulder, and my children wanted me to get a medical alert service. I wear the device around my neck all the time and sleep with it at night. I only take it off when I'm going somewhere. I also have the wristband. I checked to see if both of them are working but they said they would add a charge to the monthly fee if I use both. Sometimes, I get tired of the device around my neck or I wanted something and I was just going to put the arm one on. I set the device off a couple of times accidentally though. I bumped it against something and it started beeping but I was able to turn it off before they responded. Once a month, I check it to see if it's still working right. All in all, I've been happy with LifeStation.

I was having problems and I couldn’t stay by myself but I wasn’t bad enough to have a person living with me. So, I got a LifeStation medical alert and I feel safe because I fall a lot. I speak to the LifeStation representatives once a month to check in and they've always been very nice.

My daughters got me the LifeStation and my experience with it has been satisfactory. A couple of times, I’ve set it off by accident and their reps called to see if I was okay. They were very friendly, prompt and made sure I was all right. I had a fall since I got it and I have to use a walker to get around now. But I have it on my dresser right now since I don't feel a need to use it. I have somebody with me 24/7 so I don’t even wear it anymore.

My mother-in-law has LifeStation and she's had it for about five years and she wears it on her wrist, but not all the time. She is going to be 92 in December and she lives alone. Older people are always worried about falling because when you break your hip, you could be done. So, although she doesn't live very far from us, if something should happen, she has the ability to communicate. It worked because she had used it by accident. She hasn't had to use it yet, but it certainly is reassuring to her.

I'm more secure when I'm along in the house having my LifeStation on and I feel that in case of emergency, all I do is press the button. I use it as a bracelet and it's easy to use. When I pressed the button for testing or it went off in error, I'd hear the device say "Medical alert, medical alert, medical alert, medical alert." After a few minutes, somebody would ask if I was okay and I tell them that it went off by mistake or I was testing it. Their reps were very friendly but they don't act fast to answer it and by the time the machine is finished saying medical alert, I'll have a heart attack.

I’ve seen LifeStation advertised and I thought it was a good one. I'm satisfied with it and everything is fine.

With LifeStation, my kids and I have less worries knowing that somebody can help me if they are gone from home and I couldn’t call them. I put it down in my shirt and it doesn’t bother me. I put it on when I get up and I take it off when I go to bed. It has been a good thing and I recommend it to anybody. Any time I called to verify, everything was all right. They were real nice in answering me and talking to me. I’ve had to call one time and LifeStation responded quickly.

I was having a lot of falls. I got somebody during the day for two hours then my family comes in when they can. But there's still a period when I'm alone. I can take care of myself pretty good but I have peripheral neuropathy and it affects my legs and feet. So I got a LifeStation. When I got it a couple of years ago, it didn't work out here because I stayed in a subdivision outside the city of Memphis. So it just stayed in the box for about a year.

I’m a diabetic and when I lived in Washington, D.C., I went into a diabetic coma and it kind of shook me up. There’s also been a couple of times where I’m feeling lousy and feeling something’s wrong, so I drink milk or orange juice right away to try to snap me out of it. I have the LifeStation and it works good in the house. I tested it one time and got an answer right away. So it does what it's intended for. But if I go outside and be 50 feet away from the residence, it won't work. I’d like to get the device that will work regardless of where I'm at and if I need it, I can press the button and they’ll know where I am.

I'm 86 years old and I had been by myself for four years before my daughter moved in. So my family is happy that I've got LifeStation. I fell one time and at that point I did not have the feature on my device that if I pass out it would be detected. And I thought I did when I bought it. I called them and then they added it. LifeStation has been very good when I have problems bumping it and I set it off a lot. When it goes off they’re always there. I would recommend it.

My kids bought the LifeStation for me because I fell outside in the winter time on black ice. I couldn’t get up because I have two artificial knees and it took me about 35 minutes to scoot on my butt into my house, plus I had to go through a puddle of water. And the next thing I knew, this came in the mail. I only checked it about three times in the three years that I’ve had it. I pushed the button and said that I wanted to see if it was working and they responded that it was. My grandson hooks it up for me when I get a new one and I thought I was getting one every year. First I had the watch and after the first anniversary, I got a new necklace. Then I got a necklace again. But I haven’t gotten another this year and I know my kids are going to pay for it now.

I got pneumonia and it left me really bad that I've been falling. The LifeStation team called me right away when the equipment went off, and they were good. They were friendly and helpful! They are fantastic.

I’m 96 years old and I live alone so I figured I needed something so I got a LifeStation medical alert and I've been using it for about two years now. They sent me a new one a couple of months ago and it’s a much smaller box, which is very nice and much better. LifeStation is very good and when I did call, they were very helpful.

LifeStation responds when I call them, and they seem to be helpful. We don’t utilize the LifeStation very well though. She has a wrist watch type of thing but she doesn’t do it.

I heard about LifeStation from a friend, and decided to get one to make my kids, as well as myself, feel better. I’ve been with them for seven years, and I’m very happy with them. Their price is right, and I don’t have to sign up with any contracts. Plus, everybody that I talked to has been pleasant. Every once in a while, they call me and ask if I’m okay and I reply. And then sometimes, I call them on my own to let them know that it’s still working and that I’m fine.

My daughter was living with me so I had someone here at the house if anything happened. But once she moved out she insisted since I was living alone that I get something so I got the medical alert. I’m on a lot of medication, I’m on blood thinners, I’m clumsy and I have a habit of falling. I’ve broken ribs in the past and I’ve cut myself bad. I’ve had LifeStation for couple years now and I haven’t really had to use it, I feel safer knowing that I have it.

It works but I never had to use it.

Once in a while my granddaughter would accidentally push it. And they don't call right away. The last time, they didn't have this number as the primary number. They were supposed to switch it. This device is for my husband who has diabetes. He has four-way bypass, has neuropathy, has a lot of medical issues and he'll go into spills where he might fall everyday for a week. And though it may not happen for a while I had to retire to be there with him because we just didn't trust him alone and we we still kept it. He knows if I'm not there he has the necklace to push on. We're really comfortable with it. I'm also tempted to get my mom and dad one in West Virginia. They're in their 80's.

Kaiser suggested LifeStation's medical alert program. My husband's 82 and he has three major health problems. They’re very serious and he could die from them. In September, we had gone to the emergency three times. And he was admitted to the hospital the latest time. We did not need the medical alert because we’re five minutes away from the hospital and I drove him. We haven’t had to call LifeStation that often but whenever we've had, the team has always been helpful and they solved the problem.

I'm a widow now and my family decided that I should have something because I'm by myself a lot. I bumped into it a couple of times and I got people out here. They're right on top of everything. I was working in my workshop and I carry it around my neck. And I turned around. I'm sure I leaned down on the work bench and hit the emergency button. I didn't know until I walked up in the front yard. My neighbor and then, my brother ran out here but we cleared that up. I explained to him what happened.

If something would happen to me, especially in the house or if I was outside and I have LifeStation device on my neck or arm, I would have some help. So far I was satisfied with it.

I’ve had a lot of problem with my hip. And after replacement, the hip kept going back out and I'm living alone, so I got a device from LifeStation. We have pull stations here, but it’s a real concern if I'm not able to get to one. I'm fully glad I'm able to have the LifeStation. It’s gone off by accident in the past, and the LifeStation team was very prompt in answering and getting me the help I needed.

I hurt my back and I have a walker, and since I'm 81, I said the smart thing is to have a LifeStation medical alert. I've had it for four years and I'm very happy with it. I haven't needed it though. I just test them every month and their reps always answer. I feel safe in general because I got the button to push. However, my bracelet is worn out so I've had safety pins on it. Nonetheless, I know that I'm going to get one in soon. I'm going to call them anyway because I think it was about two years last time and things started buzzing which means I had to have the device reset. I called them then and they sent me a new bracelet and reset my thing. It was an excellent experience and I have recommended them to friends.

I've been using LifeStation for three years now because I was living by myself. It's right next to me all the time. I like that they're fast to answer.

My LifeStation device gives me a sense of security. I have it around my neck and I use it mainly when I’m in the shower. Sometimes I forget to put it on, but I know where it is always, and I can get it. It went off one time when I was in the shower, and we learned that the battery was low. LifeStation immediately contacted me and sent me a new one, and everything was worked out beautifully. And the responders who responded immediately, even though it was 1:00 at night, said, “Now you know it works”. Also at another time, I had it on the chair in my shower and my cleaning lady set it off. I called immediately to tell them that it was a mistake and they told me they already contacted the responders and they were coming right away. It was very quick. And I’m completely satisfied with it. I'm supposed to test it by pushing the button to set it off but I don’t do it since I know it works, and I don’t worry about it.

November 14th of this year I'm 90 years old. And I felt I live alone and I thought that I should have something. I feel much better that I have LifeStation. I would recommend it. However we had rain and lightning and then the power went out for just a few seconds. And then after a while, it went out again for a few seconds. So I got the new LifeStation device and my brother-in-law was here and he installed it and sent the old one back.

My wife and I both had to work and we're worried about my mother in-law being home alone so we got her a LifeStation device. We've contacted LifeStation when we've had issues with it and they answered the questions. They took care of the issue. I would recommend them. I think they're good.

My son lives across the street and his wife but they got a business of their own and they don't call all the time. And he's the one that told me I should get LifeStation.When my first one quit I had another one with different color however its not working now either. But overall LifeStation is excellent.

I live alone and I’m very active in my home and you never know when I may fall or need something. Our consumer guru down here at Atlanta, Clark Howard, recommended LifeStation. So far, I am very satisfied with their service. I even have a swimming pool and I have tested the device underwater and it worked fine. Also, my granddaughter was here one time and I went way into the backyard and tested it. I told her to stay up here in case LifeStation reps couldn’t hear me and they heard me, they answered and I heard them. The device works wonderfully. Fortunately, I’ve never really needed them in an emergency. but I do check with them every month like I’m supposed to and they do answer the phone. They check the battery and verify everything that is important. It's very comfortable and it's everything I hoped it would be. I’ve already recommended them to a friend.

I’m doing pretty good with LifeStation. I don’t wear the necklace all the time, but I put it on at night when I go to bed just in case. I have heart issues and I live by myself, and I decided I’ll try the LifeStation for a while. I’m more than 80 years old and I haven’t had an accident yet and I hope I never do, but it’s good to know that I have it. I can get to the doctor quicker.

I was having trouble with my legs. They would give away on me, and then I would fall. One day it was terrible. I fell three times in one day and my son says “This is it!” and I said “This is it? What do you mean? I’m not going to the hospital.” And he says “Well, you fell”, and I said “Yes, I know.” But I did give in. My son got me a LifeStation device. He said it's something that will help me if I fall or if I need something. All I have to do is pick up the phone and just call and they will help me. It was March 4 and I was fixing my plugs for LifeStation and I accidentally pulled it out and they called and said “Okay, Audrey. What do you need?” I said “Not a thing in the world. I got crazy and pulled out the wrong plug,” and I heard them laugh.

I fell and broke my ankle and I use the walker. And I live with my brother who takes care of me, and he got me the LifeStation. I tested my device and pressed the button to make sure it was still working. The alarm went off and then a person came on and asked me if there was a problem, and I told them I was just testing it. LifeStation's customer service is all right but they could be a little quicker when they answer the calls.

I'm old and my daughter got a LifeStation for me. It makes her feel confident and it doesn't bother me. I know it's there and I feel good about it. I wear it around my wrist, but I don't really like it. Although it's better than wearing it around my neck. I couldn't stand anything around my neck. I've tested it enough and they've responded right away. My great-grandchild kept pulling at my bracelet and accidentally pushed on it one day. They answered and were very nice about it.

I've had three strokes, a triple bypass and I have dystonia so my son and daughter-in-law got LifeStation for me. I feel more comfortable having it. I check the system once a month and then somebody will respond to me to find out if I was okay. Then I tell them, “Just checking my system,” and they say, “Okay. Fine. We're going to reset you.” They're just really sweethearts. They talk to you and they try to calm you down.

My husband passed away, and my children didn’t want me to be alone, so they wanted me to have a medical alert device. We got the LifeStation, and it’s been very, very, very good, so far. Thank the Lord that I have been healthy and haven’t had the need to call for help, but it’s nice to know that I can use it if I need it. I take the device with me during my walks, and it also makes me feel secure being in the apartment. I have a grab bar near the outside of the shower, and I hang my LifeStation there in case I should fall in the shower.

I previously had Life Alert and though their services were fine, their billing was pretty bad. Over a three-year period, they got me for $720, and that bothered me so I switched. I have never had to use LifeStation in an emergency, but I do check-in periodically and make sure it works. They answer promptly, and they also thank me for holding. They’re professional but they also are friendly. I get along with LifeStation just fine. I have a chronic medical problem, and I’m glad that LifeStation is there if I need them. I sleep better at night because of that. I’m very satisfied with it, and I was also quite pleased when they sent me a gift card because one of my neighbors got LifeStation. She wanted to get Life Alert, and I told her no because the monitoring service is cheaper with Life Station.

Living alone, I like to have the LifeStation on. It has given me confidence. Everything was very good when I called them and they answered very well. I recommend them.

LifeStation is my first and only medical alert device. I’m an old man and I live by myself, and I needed something to give me a little protection. If I fall down or something, I have something to back me up a little bit. I've never had to use it, but it’s a protective thing.

I feel more safer having the LifeStation. I have shortness of breath because of my asthma. I came across LifeStation and they had contacted me then I had ended up hooking up with them. Every time I push the button for the home-base, I had a couple of questions and they were right there and helped me out okay. I didn't know that I can test the one that I wear. Still, the response time during the tests is good.

I'm satisfied with the service I receive from LifeStation. I feel safer that I have their device. I wear it around my neck all the time and even in the shower. I have them for a couple of years now. My neighbor gave me their phone number, I called them and set it up. I’m handicapped and I live alone but in a one-story house. So, if I can’t get a hold of one of my neighbors, I can call LifeStation.

My husband was in a facility at the time that I got my LifeStation. I was living alone and I have my medical problems. I was on the computer researching which were the best ones and it was recommended by Consumers Digest. I have the lockbox on the door and LifeStation gives me a sense of security and peace of mind knowing that I can get help quickly. I have it for three years now and I test it every once in a while. Sometimes, when I'm standing by the kitchen and doing dishes, if I lean against the sink and I’m wearing the device, it goes off and they’re quick to respond in about a minute.

I lose my balance and I fall down. So, my wife thought I should have a LifeStation, and I have had a chance to use it. I've set it off a couple of times and had a good response with it, which took maybe three or four minutes that time. I told them it was a mistake as I was changing something out there and I set it off. She said, “Oh, that's all right. We know it works now". I fell off the floor one time and laid out there a bit. My falling down is getting worse. The other day, I was seeking therapy and my wife let me out of the car and I walked a little bit. My knees just collapsed on me but I didn’t use the LifeStation then because my wife was there and I was also there taking therapy. We haven't used it that much but I find having my LifeStation re-assuring. Somebody who lives alone, or anyone, like in my case, should have one. I get out the yard and work around and my wife couldn't hear if I fell. LifeStation is working fine and I'm really satisfied with it.

I've had LifeStation for about 5 years and it’s been good. I feel safer with LifeStation. I wear it around the neck and it’s comfortable.

I have both hips redone on 2002 and 2003 and I had surgery on my arm because I broke my elbow when I fell the last time. My doctor in Tulsa signed me up for help to balance. I also have a LifeStation Medical Alert device but I don't use it at all. I used to charge it on time but I found out it didn't help me past the house. I drove and went to town and I did things. I was outside a lot. I work in the yard and I had it on but it was out of range. It was all right within the house but it just didn't take care of me so I just took it off. I'm not happy with it.

LifeStation is my first medical alert system. My children insisted I get it so I can live by myself. I'm satisfied with it and I feel safer to a certain degree having it.

My mom was very unstable on her feet. She had had numerous strokes before and very poor vision, so if my brother was out of the house, we wanted something where she could contact somebody if she needed, and it worked very well for her. We live in a very rural area, and LifeStation was one of the systems that worked very well. Some of them wouldn’t work so that was the one positive thing that made us choose that. We tested the LifeStation service as what is recommended, and we got a pretty quick response--usually within one or two minutes, and they are very helpful. My mother actually had to use it one time, which, it was worth the price of it right then. It was very reassuring to know that she was never completely alone in the house. I would recommend it to someone.

The person I tend to got very sick and passed out due to an asthma attack. So, she decided to get a medical alert device from LifeStation, and she feels more at ease now that she has it. She lives by herself, and if she were to have an emergency, she knows that they are going to respond right away. In fact, I’ve accidentally pressed on it, and LifeStation answered right away. So, she is very satisfied with it. LifeStation also sent in a new box, and we had to send them back the old one. I wasn’t sure on how to install it, so I called them and they guided me through it. They told me exactly what to do, and it was very easy. LifeStation is something every elderly person who live by themselves should have.

I’ve had about four emergencies but there is time lost before the operator actually answers. I wish the response time is shorter and quicker. But once they answer, they're very good. They stay on the phone until the fire department shows up, and they try to find out what’s wrong with me. I feel a little bit more secure with LifeStation.

My sister has a medical alert device and I started to have a little of a health problem and I had been in and out of the hospital. So, my children decided to get the LifeStation for me because I'm by myself. I was on my porch this summer and my band must have turned. And when I put my hand on the banister, it must have rung for help. It goes first to my sister who lives next door but she wasn’t home, and all at once, the ambulance was right here. They came down in no time. I asked what was going on and told them I didn’t push my device by mistake and didn’t know the band turned. They said they wanted to come and see me anyway. Now, I know the LifeStation is a great thing to have. It's handy. I'm 83 years old and for a while, I had to have somebody in here with me, but now I can do a little bit on my own. And I know that it's right there if I need it.

I got my medical alert years back and at that time, it was just set up for the boarding house that I was in. And when I moved here, LifeStation is up with a unit that protects falls and can pinpoint your location. So I went with the new one because I do walk and I need to need somebody to be able to call for help.

I’ve had my LifeStation for about five years now. I’m a widower and I live by myself. My daughter doesn’t live close to me. The device makes me feel a little better. It’s a great thing.

LifeStation is a reinforcement and a protection for my mother. The device is working fine, and she feels independent, less worried, and more confident having it.

We've complained a couple of times about LifeStation because when we do the monthly test, it takes two minutes for them to call back. I brought this to their attention and they said I needed to call their customer service number and ask them why. Because if I just call 911 on my cell, it would be LifeStation by double. Although, they said that's just how long it takes. But if my wife is choking, it takes 45 seconds and that's a long time. When she hits it, it will go emergency three times and then it stops. Then it's supposed to connect. That takes about 45 seconds and it's ridiculous. The device is not responsive enough and that in turn, causes me to be concerned when I leave my wife all alone in my home. I need to ask them also if I can get a machine with a bigger button. Because my wife has severe tremoring spasticity. When she uses her hands, it shakes uncontrollably. And sometimes she cannot hit that button.

I got a medical alert device so that if something happens during the night, I can press the button. I used to have one that I can use as a watch, which I put on first, then I got the machine upstairs to talk to. Now, I’ve had the LifeStation for a couple of years now, and it’s so big and hard to carry. I saw on TV that you can put a chain around the neck, or sometimes, put it in a clip then clip it on a T-shirt with a pocket, and it’s easy to carry. But with the one that I have, if I put it on a shirt outside the pocket, it falls off because it’s too big. The clipping of it doesn’t carry the weight. So, if I’d be able to change up, I’d appreciate it. Other than that, I have no complaints. I’ve accidentally pressed it once while changing the battery, and they knew what to do. Somebody called me, and I told them that everything was fine.

I live alone and I definitely feel more secure with LifeStation. I wear my device on my wrist and I never take it off. My dad had had one for a very brief time around his neck, and he was constantly been setting it off in the night. So, when I got mine, I wanted to go with a bracelet. And I’ve been very pleased with it. The LifeStation team responds instantly whenever I set my device off. I was taking some papers and magazines out to the alley, and they slipped and in grabbing them, I hit the button and set it off. I was trying to catch the stuff before it all fell on the ground. And it was until I got back up to the house that I heard them calling me. It had been four minutes and when I got close enough to the house, then I could hear the voice inside the house, at which I assumed was the radio. And then I heard them call my name and I realized what I had done.

At the time that I needed a medical alert service, LifeStation was available and they have a competitive price. I enjoy the device and I depend on it. I call in monthly, their team answers and they're professional. However, for years, there has been a mix-up because I have an unusual address. I live on Santa Carla and a lot of people, when they go to repeat this information, they say Santa Clara. Santa Clara is in Tucson so it’s 20 miles from me and that would be a big delay if they don’t call someone here in the city that I'm at. I could get an EMT to my house very easily. But if they send it to Tucson, that would not be good. Every time I call them, I ask them about it and they say they have the information that they should call Green Valley as opposed to transferring the call to Tucson. Nonetheless, I’m happy with them.

My kids insisted that I get a medical alert device in case I’d fall, and I’ve been with LifeStation since. I’ve had it when I lived in my townhouse for some time. It went off one time while I was doing something out on my patio, and I accidentally hit the button. Bit, I was able to answer and tell them that it was an accident. I have since moved into a senior apartment, and I tested the device to make sure it works, which it did, but it was so loud. So, I haven’t used it in my apartment because I’m afraid that it’ll scare somebody. I wish there was some way I could turn it down a little bit. Nonetheless, it was good to know that it was working, and I’ve been satisfied with it.

I got LifeStation for my mom. Their rep told me an old price and they let me have it for that price which was great. My mom fell and broke her hip and it never healed up right so I decide to get her one because I felt like she might fall and I won’t know because she lived by herself. LifeStation's real good because I feel like if she’s in a problem, she can just message and they’ll come.

I've had LifeStation for a long time and I'm satisfied. I keep it plugged in all the time and though I've never used it, it's here when I need it. I've got it in my bedroom, next to my bed. I've got the necklace but I've never worn it. I don't want to wear it as it gets in my way. It's too big and I'm just a little person. Also, I don't like paying that fee every month.

I broke a hip so I got a LifeStation and it's been with me for three years. I haven’t really had to use it but I feel safe having it.

I live alone and I’m 82 and LifeStation makes me feel more secure. I used their emergency service a couple of times and it was fortunate for me that they were available for me. The response time was very fast. The LifeStation team has been very efficient, which is the main thing I needed if I have to use their service. It has worked out very well for me. But the bracelet part is all broken up so I just have the alert part and I'm wondering if I can get another one but otherwise I'm very satisfied with LifeStation. Just keep up the good work.

When you get to be 91 years old, you feel that you could fall, and that is my main problem. If I were to fall outside, there would always be someone around. But in my home, I live alone; I could go, perhaps several hours if I didn’t have the alarm. A couple of years ago I had two handsome firemen knock on my bedroom door at 2:00 in the morning. I rolled over and pushed the little button and I think they were very alert. And I mentioned it to a friend who also had an alarm. She said the same thing happened to her so we felt very relieved that something like would happen. I call their customer service about every six weeks just to check on it, and that always works correctly. I feel that I would be very comfortable continuing on with the service.

I didn’t want the LifeStation device in the beginning, but I wear it. I accidentally pushed the button once and somebody called. Their response was quick and I just told them it was an accident. A friend helped me connect that thing so I really should go through it with LifeStation.

I live alone, so I decided to get a LifeStation. And while I haven’t had to use it for an emergency yet, having the device makes me feel more confident. I check in every month as required by the contract, and the response is fine. Everything’s okay, and I’ve had a very good experience.

LifeStation has been excellent. When I need them, they’re right there. Since I’m short, the thing that goes around my neck hits the kitchen counter and other things all the time. It calls the LifeStation team and they call me right back. It must have happened 30 times. I can adjust it, but then, when I do, I can’t get it over my head. It’s probably my fault but they’re wonderful. I also lost my device once and I had to order another one, and they sent it right out. I’ve had LifeStation for over a year and I’m really pleased with it. I wouldn’t be without it. And I think every older person who's having problems with falling, dementia or anything should have something like it. I live by myself and I fall constantly and it’s a wonder I haven’t broken my neck. So far, I haven’t had to use it but it’s like a gun. If you ever had to use it one time, you were glad you had it.

My kids wanted me to get a medical alert device just in case I fall because I live by myself. I have it a couple of years now. When I was still going out and driving, it didn’t do me any good once I got out of the house. But now that I can’t drive anymore ‘cause my eyes are so bad, it’s good because I’m stranded in the house. I used it once in a while when I couldn’t breathe but otherwise, I’ve been okay with it. As soon as I press the button, I hear my name coming up fast.

I'm old and I live alone so I got LifeStation. I got it through Kaiser since they offer a cheaper rate. It made my sons feel better knowing that there was someone that I could call if they weren't around. I'm very satisfied with LifeStation's service. I push the button once in a while to verify that everything is working and they're always there. Also, a year ago, someone stole my wallet and I changed all the numbers on all my cards. Somehow, it changed the emergency number and the life alert couldn't be reached. LifeStation was very nice then and kept the line open anyway and notified me of what was happening. They also didn’t disrupt anything just because I lost the connection.

It feels good to have the LifeStation. I haven't had any experience with it yet, but the LifeStation team was coming through the door once. When I heard someone talking, I thought it was somebody talking in his sleep. But they showed up, knocked at the door, and I answered it. I would recommend LifeStation.

It was a good experience with LifeStation. I live by myself and I have a congestive heart failure. I have a defibrillator and numerous health conditions. I just try to be more careful and try not to move around, so there is a restriction on me. LifeStation put my mind at ease and I did not have to be stressed about what was going to happen if nobody is around me or how to let somebody know in case something happens. I'd recommend it to someone.

I’ve been happy with LifeStation. I feel more comfortable since having it. I don’t have the anxiety of what I should do if something happened. They provided prompt service and someone stayed on the phone with me until they arrived. LifeStation was a good deal.

I’m by myself and I’ve had two knee surgeries and I don’t get around the greatest and my kids insisted on a LifeStation device so I went ahead and got it. I’ve had a LifeStation device for quite a while and it has worked when it needed so it’s amazing. The LifeStation team have been really good. They got right on the ball and got people here when I’ve had to use the device when I fell. It was prompt both times I used it.

I live by myself, and my son lives at a distance. So, I thought that I needed to be able to get a hold of someone if I had to, and decided to get a medical alert device. I got the LifeStation, and I feel okay once I have it with me. However, if I’m doing something different, like changing clothes, I have it someplace else. I have a little bit of trouble of always keeping it in my body. I also forget to call in to check the equipment from time to time, but they don’t reach out to me at all. So, it would be nice if they contacted me if I go a long time before I ask to check it.

I had to use LifeStation and they’re very, very good. Except that I asked them that I needed to get one of those alarm wristbands because the other one is all messed up. And they were supposed to send me something, but I haven’t received it.

I live alone except for my cat. My cat walked on my LifeStation twice in the middle of the night and the firemen were quick to come to my house. However, I don't think it works outside of the house. I called LifeStation when something broke. They mailed it from New Jersey and it didn't get here for five days. I'm having trouble putting it together so I have to take it apart and put it in the old one. The old one has the spot on it and it has to go into the new one. Overall, I think they’re fine and I even tried to talk my elderly friend into getting one.

I tested my LifeStation and they responded within a minute so it works. It's a good system for in the immediate area of the house but I've fallen a couple of times outside so I’m thinking about getting something that I could use well outside the home. I need something that will let them find me when I fall.

I’m having little problems walking and if I don’t use my walker, I have to hang on to a wall or lean up against the wall and walk. And so, I try to have my walker handy. I’ve heard of other people that have fallen and were in the house by themselves and they ended up staying on the floor for two or three days so I thought of having a medical alert device just in case and with LifeStation, I feel secure. I fell one day on my backside so hard. I called my son up and he said, “Ma, you have the button.” So I pressed the button and it didn't take a long time til two police people came and they picked me up. Luckily, my daughter was home that day so she was able to open the door. If not, they had given me a key lock and I did something with a code to give them another way to come in without a problem. I would tell me friends they should have a LifeStation medical alert device.

I got LifeStation since I’m an older person, I live alone, and I also have a bad hip. I was also looking into a device that I can use if I should go out because I only have the button for the home. My device is okay and I’ve never really had to use it, but the only thing is on the box, there’s a little light that keeps going on and it’s not supposed to be on. LifeStation said that there must be an old medical alert around and it is what keeps the light going on. And I only have one, but there’s always two lights and I got to keep shutting one of them off all the time and it’s weird.

I’ve been in a nursing home for a while because I broke my pelvic bone, and I’ve had a little bit of trouble walking from that thing being broken. I fell out here, so I got a LifeStation. They guys from LifeStation came out to the house when they set it up, and they were very nice and answered all my questions.

Because of my age, I got a LifeStation medical alert device. It's a thing around my neck that I put on in the morning when I get up and take off when I go to bed. Their representatives call once in a while to tell me that it needs a new battery.

We got the LifeStation for the elderly and it’s fine. I’d recommend them.

I love my LifeStation. I live by myself and getting the device was my daughter’s idea. LifeStation being with me makes me feel safer. If I fell, I can easily use it. I’m glad I got it.

I live in a senior complex and I have been spreading the word about LifeStation around here. I have posted one of their cards on the bulletin board so they could call their number and when they asked me what the button was for, I told them about it. I fell out of bed a couple of times and that was why I got a LifeStation device. And when I fell out of the bed the second time, my son asked me why I didn’t push the button. I didn't think about it but I got up okay. I was a little dizzy. However, I had a problem with it a few months ago. They told me it wasn’t the machine but my wristband, so I had to get a new one. Also, I wear the device in the apartment but it’s only good there. I was thinking of upgrading to the one that I can use if I'm going shopping, but I don't know how much that's going to cost me. But I'm more secure with LifeStation. Their team is professional and all operators are good when I have to renew once a month.

I had troubles with my heart and I had tried bypasses and my daughters said they would get me something that when I need help I can get it right away rather than call like 911, wherein I might be in trouble before they get here. I needed help about a couple different times and the LifeStation team were right there and real fast. They come in and chit-chat with me, make sure everything was alright, get me ready asking, "Which hospital you want to go to?" And they get me there real fast. It makes me a feel a little bit safer at night knowing that if something happens and I need something I could get it right away.

LifeStation's been a good service. I have had it for about four years now. I tested it this morning and the trouble light was blinking. I called in and their rep was very helpful and told me what to do. She’s gonna send me a battery out. When my wife passed away and my kids insisted that I get one and I feel better, more secure with it. I had one emergency when I was in the shower and I wear one on my wrist. The response was good. The police came right out so I found out it works pretty darn good.

We've been very pleased with LifeStation. They're knowledgeable and they help out every time we call. Their overall service is excellent. My mother lives alone and she feels more independent having LifeStation.

From what I read about LifeStation in the paper it seems to be something that I could use being elderly and at home by myself so I took a chance and have no regrets. I have something that I can get a hold of as soon as possible Twice there was really an emergency and the response was really fast. They transferred me to the hospital and I appreciate it.

I wasn't happy with my previous medical alert and I wasn't getting good service. My brother has LifeStation and he was happy with it. He also told me he had good service with it, so I got a LifeStation. LifeStation answers much quicker and I don't have to wait as long as I did with that first one. I wear the necklace everyday and I've also brought it in always. I've used it several times when I have fallen and I've used it a lot more than when I accidentally pressed the button. The reps can't put out the button saying emergency for five times when pressed but they have always been kind and courteous. Other than that, I'm happy with LifeStation.

I fell and I needed medical alert service. My heart doctor wouldn't listen to a word I had to say until he said, "Where is your button?" So, before my next visit, I got one from LifeStation and I’m glad I did. I feel safe with it, especially when I'm in and out of my shower and I should've had it when they tried to break into my house a year ago. One time, I was stuck out in the garage but I didn't have my phone with me and I always wear the thing from LifeStation on my wrist. I didn't know if it would reach the box from my garage since it's back in my bedroom, but it did. The ambulance came with sirens on, and that embarrassed me, but I got help and they were really good.

Before I got the device from LifeStation, I kept on falling and I was concerned with not being able to reach a phone. When I got LifeStation, I always make sure that I have the bracelet on. I’ve experienced problems with my vision and it affects my walking so I’m very careful. I don’t take it off even when I go to church or visiting. It’s not the most beautiful piece of jewelry to wear but once I put it on, I leave it on until I take a bath. And when I get in the bathtub, I make sure that the bracelet is on its edge so I can reach it. It’s my buddy and I make sure that at the start of the month, I always call the EMTs to do the test. I’ve spoken to friends who have had some traumatic experiences and they’re so happy that they have LifeStation. Also, I have recommended information in favor of the equipment to various people.

After looking at several sites and services, I settled on LifeStation. I had a fall and fortunately, I had the pendant around my neck. I pressed the button and the ambulance and the firemen came right away. It was a good experience and they were very prompt in replying. They were very respectful, too.

I live by myself, and the last time I fell, I couldn’t get up by myself. My children refuse to leave me by myself until I got LifeStation. They want to make sure that if I fall, I can get somebody over here right away to pick me up. I feel more confident knowing that I can get help if I need it. When my battery starts beeping and telling me it’s changing, I call them and within two days, I have a new one. They sent me the whole thing. When I call them, they respond though sometimes it takes a while for them to answer. But, overall, I find it’s good to have.

I live alone and my daughters thought I needed something in case of an emergency. So, they signed me up with LifeStation and I was glad they had. I tripped over a piece of rope and fell. I broke my arm and my nose. I was really in bad shape at the time. I was able to press the button, and I got help, which if I hadn't had the LifeStation, it probably would have led to death. So I've been very happy with it. It's been a couple of years now and everything is going well. I don't feel I'm alone. If I didn't have that, then I would probably worry about falling and not being able to get ahold of someone.

So far, it's been very good with LifeStation. Thank goodness I haven't had to use it. Setting up the device is just a matter of plugging it in, but it only reaches a thousand feet away from the house. They should have more exposure.

When I wanted an alert system, my daughter researched all of the ones that were available and she chose LifeStation because she thought it was the best for me. Two weeks ago, my daughter was waking me at 3:00 in the morning and said, “Mom, what’s wrong with you?” I said, “Nothing.” And she said the LifeStation went off. She called and there was some sort of malfunction with their machine. And then she and they got together and they fixed it and it works okay now. I don’t use it very often and I realize I should right now check to see how it’s working. And I do periodically but so far, I haven’t had any problems.

I'm 88 and I still live by myself. So my children had me put in a LifeStation. They were more afraid than I was. I check the system out about once every two or three months and they answer it. I just use it for home and my experience has been good so far.

My family made me get LifeStation because I’m by myself. It has been handy. I’m a diabetic and the couple of times I had to go to the hospital, my blood sugar has dropped and I couldn’t get it back up. I was having hypothermia. I pressed the button and the ambulance came and took me to the hospital. LifeStation's team was pleasant and courteous but they were slow to answer my alarm. The device rang and then they picked up but there was a pause between when they picked up and when someone came on the line. I’m satisfied but if I was in a real life-threatening situation, I’d be very disappointed in them. My mother had another medical alert service and the one she had was better.

I had fallen quite a few times and the last time was not so good. I cut my head and I ended up in the emergency. And then, I was walking in my apartment with this little dog and I fainted. I went to the floor, so I had a headache that I couldn’t get rid of that night. And so, my daughter took me to emergency and they found out that there was a heart problem, which I didn’t realize that I had. I then got a medical alert device from LifeStation, and I know it's there if I need it. And I put a plastic cover over it because I am always concerned about someone touching the button and calling them. I also have the thing for my neck but I don’t wear it daily.

LifeStation is excellent. Fortunately, I haven’t had to use it, but I feel very secure about it. It makes me feel better because I live alone. I had to replace it recently and there was no problem at all. I shipped the equipment back and installing the new equipment was not a problem. The thing that impresses me the most about LifeStation is that it works within 50 feet outside the house, because most of those medical alert systems, though some of them are cheaper, only work inside the house. LifeStation costs me $500 a month and they take it out of my checking account once a year.

Three years ago, my son helped me purchase a LifeStation device. I have the medallion now and it's okay. When I travel, I use the device. I tested it out once and they answered right away. However, we were up in the mountain to do something and it didn't work. That was okay since I didn't need it at that time. I wanted the medallion as I thought it would be easier to take with me, however, it's a little big and more gangly than I would like. It should be smaller and I've seen the smaller ones on other people. We've paid through December with this, but after that, I'm not going to have this one anymore. Nevertheless, it's reassuring to know that the LifeStation device is there when I needed it.

My daughter got me LifeStation as a gift because I am alone here. I put it on my neck every morning when I get up. Once in a while I happen to hit the button I carry on my check and the thing goes off then I just push the button and say everything is okay. The response is very quick and that's very nice. I'm glad I have it.

I’m 90 years of age and my nephew thought I might need LifeStation so I have the wrist one. When I take my showers in the morning, I always make sure it's near me. The LifeStation team were very pleasant. I have a corded phone and there’s a little plastic plug that goes into the wall. One time, I pulled up one of the plugs that go to it, so I couldn’t get my phone. I called LifeStation and they asked if I have another phone that they could talk to me on and I didn't have that so I was confused. If I had another phone, I wouldn’t be using the phone I have. So I'm annoyed that it’s so hard to get the little clip into the box it has to go into. They should have a better plug.

I live alone and Lifestation is my first medical alert service but I never had to use it yet.

My experience with my LifeStation medical alert was good. I had my device for a long time but it went dead, it wasn't working, there was something with the battery. The battery was low and then it went out so they sent me a new one. So I got a new one now. The reps that I've spoken with were very good and very understanding. I had this LifeStation medical alert for a while now because I was sickly. I was in the hospital for eight months and where I lived at, I had a phone but I had the medical alert. So I brought it with me and it was working for a good while and then there's no battery in there.

I wear my LifeStation device on my wrist. It's good. When I need them, they call my daughter. Their response time is timely. I have also spoken to their reps and they were business-like. I have no complaints.

I like to have my LifeStation in case something happens, especially when I'm here by myself. I feel safer with it and I've had it for a long time. I test it every once in a while. I hit my button and they responded in not over a couple of minutes. The reps I talked to were great. They came through the speaker on my machine and asked me if I was okay or if I needed help. I said I was just testing and they just told me that they would reset, then they hung up.

I feel freer to leave my husband with the LifeStation. He has not had to use the emergency button yet. But we have called a couple times just to see if it's working. I’m supposed to be calling every month or so to make sure it’s functioning, but I forget to do that. It would be the easiest for me if they would call me.

Since I was alone, I should have something to help me in case I needed it. I got a LifeStation and I don't worry about falling or anything. The LifeStation team has always been good and everything's going all right.

I am 91 and I live alone at the end of a cul-de-sac. I was working at the backyard, and I thought that if something happened, I have no neighbors that are home during the day. So, I could be there for a long time, and decided that I better do something about it. I got the LifeStation, and it’s very good. I’ve had it for 4 years now, and fortunate for me, I’ve only had one instance where I’ve had to use them. I was having a really bad stomach pain, and my son decided that I better do something. So, we though that we’d try the system, and they were very prompt and no problems at all.

I wear my LifeStation device around my neck and it’s all right. From time to time when I don’t press it, it beeps continuously but after I test it, it stops. I test my device every two months, and the response is a little bit too slow. We had to wait for a while before somebody answers, and I hope they’ll respond more quickly.

My wife is blind and I'm hard of hearing. And we're getting older, I'm 86 and she's 85. I needed something that if she or I fell, we could get a response. I fell one time outdoors. She was indoors and I was working in the yard, I fell and almost knocked myself out. And that dropped me to the conclusion that I needed some help. I've had a couple of different medical alert devices since. But I was trying to get something that we can talk to somebody if we need to. And so I had the LifeStation.

I feel very good with my LifeStation. My daughter got it for me now that I'm back in my own house and I had a couple of falls. I took it as she thought it provides a sense of security. I wear the necklace but not the bracelet as I have problems when I'm cooking or when I'm doing things. With the necklace, I just put it down my shirt. LifeStation is going to send me a pin though because the battery is out on my necklace. I've had a wonderful experience and when I called LifeStation, people came. Last year, I went to the hospital twice. I test the device every month too and their response time is good and I’m satisfied.

We use Lifestation for our home care. There are four centers and there are 5 homecare supervisors, and I have seven participants with the LifeStation. We especially appreciate Charlotte and everybody in the member services. We had one fall and the proper people were alerted and the participant received help.