LifeStation Reviews

I'm 91 years old and my children didn't want me to stay by myself after I came home from an accident and so I got a LifeStation medical alert device. If I set it off by mistake, their team has been fine.

I'm 95-year-old with Parkinson's Disease and I have a terrible time getting around. Every once in a while I goof up, and my son and my daughter told me to get the LifeStation. Their customer service is wonderful. I close every gap when I go to bed at night. And there was one time when I had everything locked then I went to the back door that goes off into the garage but the minute I opened the door, the alarm started ringing. The people from LifeStation asked if I was okay. They would have gotten a hold of someone but I was fine. Three policemen came out as well. LifeStation puts me at ease. I can depend on those people because they're so good. Everybody's nice and I'm really happy with them.

I’m totally satisfied with LifeStation. And living alone, I feel more secure having it. When I test my device, the LifeStation team has been very nice. It takes about five rings for them to answer, but at least I feel if I have to use it, I’ll be connected to them. I would recommend LifeStation to anybody who would need any device like it.

I'm 89 years old and I’ve had the LifeStation for at least three years now. I put it on my wrist when I first got it, but I didn't like that because it was so obvious and everybody asked what it is. I also didn't like the black cord around my neck. That was embarrassing to wear since everybody could see it and people were curious about it. So, I got a chain to put around my neck so that the button stays right by my chest and I can use it anytime. I wear it all the time even in the shower, and I'm happy with it. I accidentally got the button pushed one time and somebody responded right away asking if I needed help. When somebody is looking for life alert instruments, I always tell them about mine and that it's good. I also tell them why I don't wear the cord around my neck. I have a friend that is looking for a life alert and I've told her about the LifeStation. She had seen it advertised but everything looks so big on paper, so I showed her mine and she liked it.

I have been using my LifeStation for a couple of years which my daughter got for me and it's doing okay. I used it one time. I had a noise and I didn't know what it was and I’ve seen a thing prancing around. So I called LifeStation. They answered and were friendly, and it took them a few minutes to come out. They called me back and told me they didn’t see anything. They said that it could have been a deer. LifeStation is a good thing to have. I use it and I recommend it.

My LifeStation is working okay and I feel good about it. It made me feel more secure since I was living alone and others have decided that I should have some help. But I had a lot of trouble within the last month with the machine. Somebody was alerting me with sentences through the middle of the night three times. I didn’t understand the first two, But the third one was the battery. So, the upshot of that was that they sent me a new LifeStation and I have to send the old one back. I already did. Other than that, I feel that they don’t answer quick enough if I press the button. I usually have to wait a while and the only reason I’m pushing it is to report a difficulty, not with myself but with the phone and the little lights would go on the power light and there are several little lights. Still, though, I’m satisfied with it.

My daughter said I needed a medical alert device after I had a light stroke in 2007. I got the LifeStation and I wear it every day through the week when I’m here by myself. It’s pretty comfortable and it's working but I haven't had to use it. I've recommended it to my cousin in Baltimore and I told her that she needed it because she had fallen one night, couldn’t get up, and had to stay down until the next day when someone came in.

Howard fell down and he was living alone at that time. We got him the LifeStation and it's a very good product. We've had it for a couple of years and he hasn't complained about it. He had to push the button once and it worked well for him. LifeStation did a great job.

I purchased LifeStation for my mother, who lives alone and has had multiple strokes. I told her to hit the button if she’s ever feeling out of it or she can't figure out how to use the phone. She fell and had to use it once, and LifeStation called me instead of EMS, then I went over and helped her. They're affordable and the customer service has been good. It’s a worthwhile investment and I've been happy and less worried with it.

I had a heart seizure and was in the hospital and somebody brought a LifeStation out and put it in my house. I felt safer with it in and my analyst could get here quicker. It was nice to know that I had it in case I had something that happened and it worked. The reps were not bad when I tested the button too. They called me and I talked to them. I knew everybody. It just took a little bit to get here, probably less than five minutes. That would be a good time since they were a little away from me. But somebody came and got my LifeStation necklace. I was satisfied with it though.

LifeStation is great. I live alone, and I wear the device on my neck. I will tell my friends it's good to have LifeStation. If you're alone, you need one. If you have an accident, you always can push the button and you'll get help. They will come right away.

My husband and I are getting old and he couldn’t help me get up so we decided that the LifeStation would be good for us to have. I have fallen a few times and used it. They were very responsive and when I asked how many times the fire department had been out here, they said they don’t count and that it doesn’t matter. I wear the device as a necklace but I find it high on my neck so I try to use something, like put it under like a collar. With it, I feel more independent when I’m in the house to some extent. But I wish that I could have something outside the house like when I’m at the grocery store.

My aunt fell and broke her hip. She also had to get oxygen full time, so we thought LifeStation would be a help and it has been. This is my aunt's first medical alert device but my sister-in-law had LifeStation for her father and mother, so we went with the same company. The device has made a big difference because she has that protection always. It’s a great relief to us, her family, that we can leave her here and their reps are going to call us if something happens. We’ve also used it a few times and there has never been any kind of a wait with the response time. Everybody has been always really nice and helpful, too.

I had a stroke 10 years ago and I’m housebound. I only get out once in a while and the girls will take me out but I feel good that I have my LifeStation. LifeStation's customer service team has been very good. I occasionally fall and I used my device once to go to the hospital. I’ve also called LifeStation a few times and the police have put me on their list for the station if something happened. I've had LifeStation for 10 years and it made a big difference. I feel comfortable with it. And I'd tell my friends that they have to have LifeStation. They won't be alone and if they push the button, someone will come on and get them help.

I've had LifeStation since my husband passed away, which is almost four years ago. I'm 82 and living by myself, so wearing the button gives me a little peace of mind. And I'm thankful I haven't had an episode where I had to push it in an emergency. I test it once in a while, although not as often as I should, and the response was usually prompt. Yet sometimes I wish that it works even away from home also.

One time I got really dizzy that I fell on the floor and I couldn't get to my phone. My son told me that I needed to have a LifeStation and since he purchased one for me, it has become the most important thing in my house. I don't know where I'd be without it. If I'm here where the main unit is, I depend on the button. But when I'm in the other room and taking a shower, I use the bracelet. It makes me feel secure at night when I go to bed because all I have to do is just move my finger and press the button on the bracelet.

One time, LifeStation called me in the middle of the night. They were checking on something and it scared the heck out of me because I heard this voice from out of nowhere. It woke me up and momentarily, I couldn’t figure out where that voice was coming from. That really upset me. I talked to someone the next day and I said that was inexcusable. Thankfully it has not happened again. It seems to be working fine now.

but they got here and I’m okay. Typically, their response time is right away. When I accidentally bumped the button, the reps I spoke to were patient.

I just turned 87 and I have had knee and hip replacements. I was falling and I’ve already dislocated my left hip about 11 times, so my daughter got the LifeStation device for me and my son paid for it. I’ve had different devices that have the same function as the LifeStation I have, except that they have necklaces. I didn’t get a necklace because it would get on my nerves, so I got a bracelet where I could wear the device on my wrist. I’ve had the LifeStation for a while, and it has been fine. If I need it, I just press it and the girls from the LifeStation team would come.

I’ve been living alone for a long time, and I do worry about that. I depend on my LifeStation device and it works. Having the medical alert device, I feel that if I pass out, somebody will come and find me. I have used it once. I came out of the house and the next thing I knew, I woke up on the sidewalk. My neighbor was leaning over me and I gave him my keys. I said that my medical alert device was on top of the chest and he came out with it and I pressed it. After about two minutes, they were there and they took me to the hospital, and I was fine.

My uncle has a LifeStation device and another family member had also used it for their loved one before. When he experienced chest pains, he pushed his button. LifeStation called and asked, and then they called me. The response time was good and it was prompt. He lives alone and we felt it would be good to have the device. It makes me less worried. Initially, he didn’t think it was necessary but after the experience that he had in March of this year, he was glad that he had it. So far, it has been a very good experience.

My mom is 96 and she lives alone. I was looking for a monitoring system that I don't have to have a contract with. I researched a few of them and unfortunately, some of them you entered into a contract and still had to pay for it even if the person you bought it for died. I called LifeStation a few times and I had absolutely no problems. I remind her to test the buttons regularly. The response time is immediate and it's nice because it starts off low. It's audible though, and it gets louder and louder for when it's an emergency. There was one time where they contacted her because the battery on her necklace was low. They knew about it and they immediately sent another battery. However, if my mom leaves the house, she's not covered. Other than that, she also has a lockbox on her doorknob with the house key in it and it's a touch-tone pad, which is great because this way, nobody has to break down the door when you're in an emergency.

I broke a hip and when I came home, my doctor thought I should have a medical alert device. I'm glad I have LifeStation and I feel safer with it. I have never had to use it so I’m thankful for that. I recommend LifeStation to anyone especially if they live alone.

I’ve had a wonderful experience with LifeStation. I knew about it from a friend and I got it since I’m older and I live alone. On a couple of occasions, I’ve hit the button and set the alarm off by mistake. Their team came on the line and I explained to them what was happening. They were very gracious and they said that they would correct it and reset it. So, it’s been nice. My device lets me know that they are there. I don’t feel apprehensive anymore about being alone. I was before and because I realized that if something bad happened, I wouldn’t be able to get in touch with anybody. I am very satisfied with LifeStation and I recommend it to friends who are in a similar situation that I’m in. I tell them to be sure to get LifeStation because it works and they’ll feel very secure having it.

I am more confident knowing that I have LifeStation here since I’m 85 and getting older. I’m at home a lot by myself and I’ll never know what might happen. The alert I have is the one that goes on my wrist but my daughter wants to see if LifeStation has the necklace type too.

We've had LifeStation for a few years now. My husband's unsteady on his feet and I didn't like leaving him alone without anything to call for help with. He's 93 and can get a medical alert device for free, but if something happens they just call the ambulance right away. We did not want that. We want to be able to communicate with him. If he had fallen he can say if he's fine or call me or our daughter. Sometimes he'd take a little stumble, but he'd be fine and we didn’t want the ambulance to rush in and take him to the hospital. Also, if he were to need some help while I was out doing an errand or I'm the basement and couldn't hear him, he could call his son or me on my cell phone.

I had two false alarms. I hit the LifeStation button by mistake. The necklace was very bad. I was wearing it and I was in my washroom, cleaning the washer. I had to bend, and in bending, I hit the red button. Within minutes, there were two Livonia cops right in my laundry room. The bracelet's great, but I have to watch where I lean.

I live with my daughter, but she works. I have arthritis but that's not too complicated. Still, my daughter thought I needed a medical alert system so she gave me LifeStation. I had a little emergency one night, so she called them. They came and wanted to know if I wanted to go to the hospital but it was all right.

I've had my LifeStation for several years. I wear it as a wristband and it gives me peace of mind knowing that I can call someone in case I get attacked. I haven't had a reason to use it yet, but so far my experience has been alright.

My mother moved in with me a few years back and we got a medical alert device for her as we were concerned for her safety. We have it at home and I went from a manual dial-up to a cellular, so I can transfer it when she moves. She goes down south with my sister for a couple of months a year so I upgraded on that. Everything is fine and we check it once a month to see how it is. Everybody on their team has been nice. However, the main thing is that it doesn’t cover if she’s out on the road since she still goes out and drives. So I looked at a possible cell phone that has some of those kinds of things. The device is just for home and it doesn’t go beyond that, so due to that, I'm thinking of canceling their service. But other than that, the device is fine.

I got LifeStation as a bracelet. I gives me more sense of security because I know if anything happens I can use it and I'll get help. My daughter put it on for me because two years ago I fell down. I was sitting on the chair one night, I got up, and my leg gave up. I fell and broke my wrist. I didn't call anybody and I didn't go to the doctor. I went to bed and when I got up in the morning, my wrist was so swollen up and purple. I drove to the emergency room by myself. I had a hard time so I called my sister who then called my daughter from Albuquerque. My daughter came down and she wanted me to move to Albuquerque. I got well and she put me on LifeStation. I would tell my friends that it's good to have this device especially if you're by yourself because you'll get help right away.

LifeStation is something my patient needs, and she’s perfectly satisfied and happy with it. It’s good for when she’s alone. She had used it twice and LifeStation’s response was quick, and she had a very good experience with their reps.

I have called LifeStation several times and they have always taken care of me. The people there are very knowledgeable and helpful. I felt I needed a medical alert device after I fell down and I could not get up. I have a problem with falling, and when I fall, I can’t get up. Then, I have to have help getting up. Since having LifeStation, everything's fine. I am really pleased with their people.

I kept calling different companies but LifeStation worked the best with me. My mom fell and lives by herself so she needed a medical alert device. We call the device a necklace which sounds so elegant and we would check, "You have your necklace on, Mom?" She's real good about wearing it but she won't sleep with it because she's afraid she's going to set it off. But she have it right by her bed.

I've had LifeStation for a while and I really hadn’t had any problems with it. I've used it once when I was sick and on my way back from the bathroom I tripped and hurt my toes. Then there was another time, I was three blocks away from the hospital and they charged me $800 for the ambulance. Their response time and the service has been good. Pushing the button and talking to them has been fun, except yesterday when I was really disappointed. I pushed the button on my belt to check it. I do it every so often, but nobody came on. They came on after a while and it wasn’t like it usually is. They usually ask you something, but they didn’t this time.

I live alone and I'm getting a little older, but I'm still getting around. I still drive to church and if I do a lot of shopping, my daughter goes with me. But I feel comfortable and a little of sense of security knowing I have LifeStation. It's exceptionally easy to use and all I have to do is push the button. I accidentally pushed it and the reps arrived at my door. I didn't realize that I was outdoors working, but they were prompt and very nice.

I live by myself, and all my children want me to have LifeStation, so I can punch the button if I fall. I haven't had any emergency since I've worn it, but it's comfortable and my experience has been okay.

We’ve had our LifeStation for three years and the experience has been a good one so far. The communications I’ve had with them had been good and any concerns I've had were resolved. I had some difficulty in getting my wife to wear either the necklace type or the watch. She had basic dementia and right now, we had to place her in a senior care facility so the LifeStation is just here, but I’m going to start using it. It’s going to be meaningful for me around here. I wear it on my wrist. It’s a little bulky, but it’s convenient and it gives us a sense of security. It's expensive at $71 a month though and I’m not so sure that it’s worth it. I've thought about exploring the alternatives.

I wear my LifeStation around my neck and it's comfortable to the point that I forget I'm wearing it. One time, while I slept, I didn't know it activated. I have an Airon air purifier so I didn’t hear them calling me. The police and the rest came. I had LifeStation for several years and it's been very good. Plus, their team treats me very nicely.

My experience with LifeStation was fine. They were very dependable and their reps were wonderful. Sometimes, I would just trip a little bit and they came on right away. I felt very secure. It just saved my life. Before I got it, I used to find myself on the ground. My doctor sent me to ear, nose, and throat specialist and they found nothing wrong with me. I just trip very easily. I didn't even realize that I'm on the ground. However, they still charged me $39. When I got the bill, I was surprised because I had already joined this other company so I called LifeStation to ask why. They said that the payment was late coming in. They explained that it was my fault and they wouldn't excuse it. I didn't want to argue with them so I agreed to make the payment but I can't afford it. I offered to pay them a small amount 'til I pay it off. They sent me a box to put all the equipment in, to mail back to them and I did that.

I’m very happy with LifeStation. I’m 82 years old and my wife works every day. Sometimes, she goes on trips for up to two weeks and it was not a good thing for me to be here by myself at my age. I have never used it for an emergency but I check it every month. I punch it and talk to somebody and they would ask me how I am and I would tell them that I’m doing fine and the machine’s working. It sits on my desk and doesn’t bother me which is a good thing. It’s a comfort to know it’s there and that if I need it, I can use it. When I call and talk to people, they’re pleasant and friendly and seem concerned about my welfare and that’s important. I’d give LifeStation an A-plus. It’s terrific and I would tell the others they ought to have one if they’re over 65.

I’m getting older and have been diagnosed with Parkinson’s. I also have a lot of problems with falls, so I needed to have the LifeStation device so that if I did fall and the boys aren’t around then it will call 911. My balance is very poor, so I have to be careful. So far, the medical alert device has been fine. My problem is testing it once a month as I don’t do that as often as I should. Every once in a while I’ll do it to show somebody who’s here and I’ll show him how loud it is and it would scare anybody as far as I’m concerned. I live out in a country and I live alone, my family is close by, but at night I keep my push button on my chest. It’s handy right there to push the button and right away there are lots of noise. And then I get someone asking me if I'm all right which is great. They said that they would call my sons who are about 7,200 yards away from the house before they’d call 911, so I have a good experience with them.

I have recommended LifeStation to people. I’m very satisfied with it. They answer right away when the emergency thing goes off. When I call to test it, they let me know that they received my test. A couple of years ago, I accidentally pushed the button. I stepped out of the shower and I stepped on my bracelet. So the alarm went off and the next thing I knew, somebody was hollering asking me if I needed an ambulance. A fireman was also staring over my kitchen. I fall all the time and just knowing that my LifeStation device is there gives me more peace of mind. Everything’s good. The only problem I have is if my phone doesn’t work, the device doesn’t work, too. And I have my cable through a cable company and my phone is through that also, so the device has to go through that. It would be better if they could come up with something that doesn’t have to go through that.

Providence Care started taking care of me and they put me on LifeStation. The device made me feel safer and I can get help quicker. When I had to use LifeStation, they responded quickly and took me to where I was supposed to go. They definitely handled it well. I was pleased with my experience.

My kids decided on LifeStation for me five years ago and I have the one that hangs around the neck but I'm allergic to the cord of it. A nurse told me to tie it to my bra so that's what I do. Then if I fall, I can pull it out and reach for it. Mine just works around the house and a little way outside, which is fine because I have to walk with a walker so I can't get anywhere anymore. Once in a while, if I forget to check in on the system, LifeStation will call and make sure that it's all working and it does. I would recommend it.

I had problems falling and I fell on the basement stairs. My brother-in-law kept telling me about getting a Lifeline so I finally called and got the LifeStation. It has saved my life so many times. I had to call the Lifeline team at least 15 times, but they've been great. Two years ago, I had a lung infection and was left with 40% lung function. I was in the hospital, and whenever I tried to take the shower, I could not breathe. That year, I called them at least five times because I was in the hospital for more than a week five times.

My son got LifeStation for me. He is gone for a few months sometimes and he wanted me to have a little more protection. The LifeStation team has been very pleasant and concerned. I tested my button in the past and they responded very quickly. My only concern is if I'm outside, I cannot hear it. And for me to be able to access it, I have to be inside my home. And I can't even be out on the patio or in the yard, so it's useless at that point.

I'm 97 years old and knowing that I have LifeStation is very helpful. Even if I don't ever use it, it's a safety device for me and for the rest of my family. But I have used it once and I had all the response I needed. The ambulance came promptly and I have been very satisfied with LifeStation.

My LifeStation has been pushed a couple of times mistakenly but one time I had to use it and thank God, I had it. The people that answered were very friendly. Luckily, I was close enough to the main thing that I could talk to them. That’s the only problem I have with this is that unless I'm in my house or somewhere very close, I can't communicate with them. It's a base and it's in one spot in my living room. I've fallen a couple of times but there's a certain range that you've got on this and even if I fell outside, I wouldn't be able to tell them what was going on.

I fall every once in a while so my kids wanted me to have something to rely on. I then got LifeStation. I don't wear it unless I'm home but I got the little things around the house. Fortunately, I have not been having any problems lately.

I’m blind and with LifeStation, I feel more confident being around my house. It’s been doing well so far and it hasn’t given me trouble. Their reps were really helpful, too. They ask me questions if I needed any help or if I needed to get in contact with somebody. I'd recommend getting LifeStation. It keeps on tracking and if you need it, it calls into your emergency really fast.

My mother is 96 and she has a serious balance issue. She has somebody who comes in five hours a day, Monday through Friday, and I’m there every morning and every night. But at her age, with her balance issue, she wouldn’t be able to live alone, which she very much wants to do. She prices her independence so, LifeStation been very helpful. I ordered these buzzers and devices from LifeStation for my mom’s apartment, and at some point, we updated them. The experience was perfectly pleasant. Fortunately, there has not been an emergency and things seem to be going well. We positioned the system all over her apartment and she wears a pendant. It gives us greater peace of mind because she lives on her own. It was really essential and all of my dealings with LifeStation have been pleasant, fine and appropriate. They’ve been appropriately responsive when any issues have surfaced.

I’m almost 85 years old and I figured I needed something if I fell down in my bum. I got the LifeStation and I’ve been lucky that I never had any use for it so far. I ignore it for the most part until I need it. Occasionally I check in to make sure mine is working and their team is very cooperative and nice. My closest friend got one too. I highly recommend it.

We felt it was important for my mother to have access when she needs help, especially with her age and health. She got LifeStation since we couldn’t always be there and if something happens at night, it’s good for me to know that the system is there and it’s working really well. There had been few instances where she needed to use it and she feels a little more confident and secure knowing that the alert is there. She had a couple of instances where the team came to the house and she didn’t even know if the button was pushed. The response had been fantastic and every time she had any issues, LifeStation team dealt with it. She had been using the phone and she put it down, then that went off. They came on right away and usually ask her if she needed any help. It’s just not knowing why it’s going off. But generally when it does, they don’t send help right away but they try to find out if she needs the help.

We were down in Sarasota and I went out the side door to do something and I slipped. I didn’t break anything but I was sitting out there and it was about eight in the morning. My husband didn’t even know I was at the other end of the house as he was still sleeping. Also, there was nobody there since I live in a cul-de-sac. Shortly after that slip, I was in the shower and I was about to faint then I called out. We were not always in the house together and these freaky things would happen at home so we decided to look into LifeStation. Now, I'm wearing it religiously all the time.

My wife and I are getting older and we got the LifeStation, thinking what if we fell. We have not tested it as often as we should but when we did, their reps were good.

I've had breathing problems for a long time and my doctor suggested the LifeStation to me. With it, I am completely independent now and I use it every night. I am extremely satisfied and I've recommended it to others.

LifeStation makes me feel secure and I've been pretty lucky with it because I haven't had to use it very often. I got injured in May when my truck backed me into the garage wall. It pushed my pelvic bone, cracked both of them and injured my leg. I had an operation. When that happened, my sister was here and she called the ambulance. I’ve recommended LifeStation but everybody I talked to already got theirs.

I lost my family, I live alone, and I was scared. I've used LifeStation many times and it's always been a good experience. I like that they're dependable. I've called them so many times. The last time was when I was having a stroke, and they responded very quickly. Their customer service is very good, too. I've recommended LifeStation to several people and told them I'm happy with it.

It was time to get a safety factor built in because I live alone and I fell. I shopped around and there were three companies that offered medical alert, and I called all three. I was looking for the right price, for a waterproof device, for something that I can put around the neck, and a company with good customer service. LifeStation won the day. I've been a customer for several years and I've recommended it to several people. I’m much more confident and I can call somebody and get help immediately if anything happens. I’ve used the button several times when I fell and I've always had good attention when I've needed LifeStation. It does take about a minute to get a response, then they ask me what happened and then send EMS out immediately and stay on the line with me to tell me what's going on.

My children made sure that I had this LifeStation medical alert device and it’s working fine for me. I only have a little occasion sometimes to press the button on my wrist more than I want to because I’m moving my hands around so much. About three times in all the time I have it I’ve pressed it inadvertently. It frightens me when they yell for me but it works very well.

I’m by myself. I have an ear trouble and sometimes I fall. Now, I feel safer with my LifeStation. It makes me feel more independent and I have recommended it to my friends, who were glad for me to get it.

When I made a mistake with the button, LifeStation called back and I told them that I made a mistake in pressing it. They did a good job and everything’s okay.

It was an honor to have LifeStation in the beginning but I didn't feel that they took it as seriously as what they need to. My daughter set up the alert for me. Then, my chest and stomach were in great pain that I didn't know what was happening. So, I thought I'd better get help to make sure it wasn't a heart attack. It took a few minutes before the help came and LifeStation answered. I didn't know if it was LifeStation that didn't work as fast or it was the other because I called the ambulance before or 911.

It's good to know that the LifeStation device is here in case I need it. I wear the one around my wrist all time, and everything seems to be okay. I would definitely tell my friends to get it. Anybody who is older and living alone should have LifeStation.

When I call LifeStation, they answer, and that’s a good thing. Recently, they contacted me about a bill. I called them and everything was fine. They have been great and I’ve been very happy.

Fortunately, no one's had a fall or been sick in the last year but mom is 94, Dad is 97 and I am 71 so we are a household of senior citizens. Mom is also a bit of a night owl. She doesn't go to bed until after dad and I have gone up to bed. We worry about her having a fall and we wouldn't hear her. We talked things over as a family a little bit and my brothers did some research on the internet. We decided on LifeStation and it has been very good for my mom.

I got LifeStation to make my son more comfortable because I live alone and he doesn't live nearby. I have one on each floor and I carry one in my pocket. I had the bracelet on before and I must’ve bumped it on the steering wheel as I was turning the steering wheel coming into the garage. So LifeStation called I told them that I’m fine and I just bumped it by mistake. And then my son called me. He said that LifeStation called him and he was asking if I was all right. That’s why I keep the device in my pocket because I could bang it on anything in the house. Overall, I haven’t had to use LifeStation but it’s here and I’m very glad of that. There’s no problem so I’m satisfied with it.

My mom lives alone and she's in her 90s, so I got her a medical alert device from LifeStation. I had a positive interaction with the reps from LifeStation, who are very knowledgeable and friendly. A couple of times, my mom has pressed the device by mistake and LifeStation has been really good about calling her and then calling my brother. He’s the first on the list and LifeStation has been following through to make sure that she’s okay when they haven’t been able to get a hold of her. We’ve had all positive experiences with them. We're definitely satisfied.

We have Kaiser Insurance and LifeStation has cut a deal with Kaiser, so we get a slightly reduced fee. Since my husband’s stroke, he was unstable. He used to be able to get up and move around and I wasn't here. I was concerned about him falling. For a long time, he wore a chain. Now he is not quite so mobile anymore so I use the LifeStation as a protection for myself. In case something happens to me, he can push the button or hopefully I can push the button.

My sons insisted on me having LifeStation. Everything has been fine but the people at LifeStation probably are upset with me because once a week, I should be checking out the equipment but I don't. It’s in another bedroom and I just check to make sure the green light’s on. But I’ve done testing before and they’ve called in to see if everything was all right. I pay $35 a month and it’s been fine for what it’s supposed to do. But I would rather get one that had the GPS on it because this just takes care of me in the upstairs room. If I go down the steps, they can’t hear me. Other than that, I’m satisfied for what it was and I have what I knew I was getting.

My mother is using a LifeStation device and it's been a positive experience. Any questions we had, their team answered. They were very knowledgeable, helpful and they knew what they were talking about. We had a little problem a while ago where the battery was low. The device gave us plenty of advanced warning that the battery was going low so that we could call LifeStation and reorder it. It was just perfect. I asked the rep how it worked as it had been a long time since we took the battery out. They rattled it all off and all my information was correct. I felt really good about it and they tested it out.

I’m doing fine with LifeStation. They’re great people to talk with. I haven’t called in lately, but everything's been working fine here at home. I’m truly satisfied with everything. It’s nice and it’s comfortable to know that I have help close by.

I live alone primarily and I was afraid nobody would know where I was if I fell and could not move. The LifeStation device would be handy for me to have so that I could reach out to somebody if I were conscious enough to call. When I was at work, a friend had mentioned about her mother testing her medical alert device every month, which I never heard of. That got me really worried so I immediately went home, tested the device, and the test went well. They might have told me about the testing but it could be better if it was on the machine itself and that they had given instructions how to do it.

The LifeStation device makes me feel comfortable because of the amount of pain that I'm going through with my legs. However, the LifeStation is too expensive. I had the band one, and now I feel like I need the one with the neck bracelet which they said was going to be another $78 a month. At almost $30 a month, I think that's kind of high for something that I don't use, so I wanted to cancel it at one time. I would recommend LifeStation if they can lower the price. People should have it if they’re in bad shape.

My kids live in Oklahoma City and Denver. My daughter-in-law was always worried about me and she saw that I needed a medical alert in case I fall. I fell once and I couldn’t call anybody then because my cellphone slid. Finally, after an hour or so, I can reach enough and got a little pressure on and moved it a little bit. And then I got it and I got up. I wasn’t hurt or anything. But the next thing I knew, she got the LifeStation for me. I feel a lot better that I have it. I called them once and it worked. And their reps were very good.

The elderly that uses the device is 90 years old and she lives alone. She's very independent, mentally, but she has Parkinson’s and her walk is not that great. She trips sometimes so the LifeStation device was something I wanted her to have. The LifeStation team have been very helpful and they do everything. When I’ve called to test the unit, they were right there.

When I first got LifeStation, I was using it mostly every day because I'm having these dizzy spells and falling. But my doctor straightened me out and I've been doing pretty good that's why I haven’t used it lately, but I liked it very much. My son and my daughter-in-law thought it would be better to have a medical alert device in the house as they are both working. I’m alone all day and all night and I’m 82. I know I got something to push in case I fall. During emergencies, they came and got me taken care of right away. When they call, they get right ahold of my son and my daughter-in-law. The only thing I wish is that it would be good for me when I’m outside, but it doesn’t work when I’m in the store. Overall, I couldn’t ask for anything better. The people running this machine were really good. I had a friend that went and got it because she has Alzheimer’s.

My mother is 97 and has dementia and we don’t want her to fall and not know it, so the LifeStation is very helpful. My sister came home once from Maryland, and I had to run out paying the bills. Our mother accidentally fell as soon as my sister came to the house and she couldn’t get the telephone working. She hit the button and the LifeStation team was there. Also, if the device’s plug has come unplugged from the wall, the LifeStation team is on it immediately. If it’s not beeping, they’re going to call me. They tell me “Hey, your system ain't working, what’s wrong?” They check it and if it’s not working, they’re on it. That has only happened about twice, and we plug it back up. If it’s blinking, we know it is working. Then they call back if it’s back on signal. I just love it and I’m thankful we were able to get it, and it has come in handy. As long as I see this thing beeping, I know it’s working and I know my team is on it.

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.

A year ago in May, I used LifeStation and it saved my life. I had a heart attack and so I called LifeStation. They sent help right away and was rushed to the emergency room here in Austin, Texas. Their response time was very quick and the reps were very good. They got in touch with my son and he was here at that time. I'm very well pleased with everything and I feel safe with the device. I would and have recommended LifeStation to one of my friends.

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 a few days short of 95 years old and every minute that someone’s not with me, I’ve got my LifeStation bracelet on. I had two falls last year and the bracelet is actually a lifeline for me. I can’t be without it. When I press the button somebody will come on the unit itself and ask me what the problem is then I will tell them that and to get in touch with my daughter. They've treated me very nicely and I’m completely satisfied with LifeStation. I also have the device on a place where I never change so it's not in my way. Although LifeStation has cheaper ones, I’m not planning to change since I’ve had such good results with mine.

I have a really bad heart and the doctor had told me to get a medical alert device because I lived alone. So, I had somebody else set up my LifeStation and I haven’t had to use it but I’d recommend it. Everything is okay.

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 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.

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.

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 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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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 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.

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’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.

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’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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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 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.

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 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'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.

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.

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.

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’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 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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.