Lively Mobile2 Reviews

I thought it would be safer to have a medical alert device so I got one from Lively Mobile. I hook it on my bra strap and it's all right. It feels comfortable. Also, I call in a couple of times to test it and make sure it's working. Overall, I'm satisfied.

In the middle of the night, when you fall, you need somebody. It makes me feel good knowing I have my Lively Mobile. The device is all right that I wear it just like a necklace. It's excellent and if a friend asks about it, I would say it would be a good thing to get. I wouldn’t go without it, I know.

I was getting old and I was having a few problems. I was just 84 years old but I couldn’t walk very good so I got a walker. And I got the Lively Mobile as well. I wear it around my neck and it doesn’t bother me. It's right where I can just mash it if I need anybody. If I fall or something happens, somebody will come and see what it is. I wear the device when I’m by myself but if somebody’s with me, I don’t wear it. I like Lively Mobile. They're very nice and I would recommend it to anybody if they need something that they can buzz when they get hurt and they don’t have anybody with them.

I got a medical alert device due to my age and my daughter thinks it’s good that I got one but I just feel fine. I also wonder sometimes if I could get one cheaper. Still, I’m glad I got the Lively Mobile. If I need it, I got it and I have it with me most of the time. I don’t like it on my neck though. I feel that weight. I have it in my pocket or in my purse instead when I’m going. I also always have it by my bed but I live right in town so I'm wondering if it wouldn't be better if I just use my phone and call 911. It would be faster rather than having Lively Mobile come on the phone then they'd have to get someone to come here. If I call 911, they know where I live and they’d be right here. But now that I got the Lively Mobile and I have signed up, I just need it.

I’m 93 and seeing the commercials about life alert made me feel as if I needed it. I’ve read things about Lively Mobile in different advertisements and I’m convinced it’s the best. I like it very much and I want it with me. I’ve kept it with me day and night. I keep it charged and put it in either my blouse or pants pocket. I used it once when I fell and I couldn’t get up, and their team responded quickly in a timely manner. I feel more secure since having the device and it’s serving a purpose of what it’s meant to be.

I’m 85 and I’m frightened that I might fall so I needed a medical alert device. I haven’t had to use it at all but I’m glad I have Lively Mobile. I have it in my pocket and if not, I have it on the outside of my purse. I tried the device when I first had it. I wanted to make sure it was activated if I sleep. I feel a lot safer and I have it in the cradle right by my bedside. It’s there if I fall and I’m very satisfied with it.

My father passed away in January of 2017 and my mother had been with him and the caregivers until that point in time. After that, we thought that it might be good for her to have access to a medical alert device since she was living at home by herself. She’s been using the Lively Mobile for about 18 months now. It would work outside the home. So she can wear it while she’s outside the base area range and she would need to have her cell phone with her if she needed help. We've tested the button and the response is immediate. It's great.

My wife got the Lively Mobile for me. I wear it sometimes when I want to go outside and I feel secured with it.

I got the Lively Mobile for emergencies. I need it because I live here in the ranch by myself and it's 20 acres. The only time I have somebody come is on Wednesdays. They bring in firewood in the winter and mow and blow in the summer. I kept the device all the time with me because that’s the purpose of it. I feel safer and more secure when I have it. I have recommended it as well.

A year and a half ago, I was having problems coughing and sometimes I would almost black out. So, I looked into getting a medical alert device and wound up with Lively Mobile. I'm alone and I'm a widow and if I'm outside and working, having the device is like having a safety belt on.

My mother is home alone and she wears her Lively Mobile device like a necklace. She accidentally used the button and she had two falls where it has worked. The device, however, doesn’t hold a charge for the full day and it has been a bit concerning. We had a problem already where it wasn’t charging and Lively Mobile gave us a replacement. The people there have been fine whenever I speak with them. They said that what they gave us was a rebuilt model and yet it is doing the same thing. We’ve been tracking the device's performance for the past week to see what time it starts beeping that it needs to go back on the charger. We are gonna call Lively Mobile again.

I had fallen about three times and I live by myself. Last time I fell, I was on the floor for six hours. My kids insisted on me getting a medical alert device and I feel comfortable with my Lively Mobile. The one time I needed it, it came through. I fell a year ago and the response was very quick. The young lady who answered the phone took care of exactly what she was supposed to do. Plus she stayed on the line with me the whole time until the EMS got there. Within 20 minutes, the EMS was there and they took care of me. At the time, I had injured my arm but they were just scrapes and bruises, and I didn’t have to go to the hospital. Everything went smoothly and it was very professionally done. I’m very pleased with Lively Mobile and I’ve also recommended it to a number of friends.

I carry my Lively Mobile device everyday and while I really haven’t used it, I’m happy with it. I put my device in my pocket. I can’t stand it around my neck because it’s jiggling around it. Shortly after I got my device, my cradle didn’t work and they sent me another one. They were very nice because they mailed it to me right away.

Lively Mobile is a good product and cheaper than others. I've had it for a couple of years and I feel pretty good about it. I wear it around my neck but I've gotten tired of it so I put it in my pocket. I like the other one which was on my wrist instead of hanging around my neck. I've had some falls and the response has been good. I pushed the button and the help came right out.

I have a tendency to fall and I decided I better have somebody to rely on. I've had Lively Mobile for a few years and it makes me feel more secure. I wear it around my neck and I've been trying to remember to put it on every day. At night, I have it next to me on my nightstand. I've been doing okay.

I fell down one time and my kids bought a Lively device for me. I didn't want it, but I'm getting older and if I go down, I'm gonna need somebody to call. The device works all right and it's been nice. I like the idea, but I'm not satisfied with the piece. I had the big metal one and then they cut down a little bit, which is still bulky. I've had it a little over two years and when I go to the club, everybody's got a small one hanging under their shirt and you don't even know it's there. Meanwhile, I got this in my pocket and if I fall in my pocket, I don't know if I'm gonna be able to get to this. If you go on TV, they got these thin ones people put on and I'd like to get one of them instead of this heavy thing, which is also so damn wide and big. It's ridiculous.

I've had my Lively Mobile button for three years now and I've only used it one time. I woke up at around 11 o’clock and I didn't know what was wrong with me. When I pushed that button, I had help quickly. The rep called everybody on the list but because it was a foreign area code, none of the family would answer. It wasn't the rep's fault. She did everything she could do, and she stayed on the phone and didn't leave me, not one minute. It was 25 minutes before I ever got any help. I finally called my niece myself and she got the ambulance. When I started out the door, I said that I knew what was wrong with me. My sugar had gone up to 400 and some. But I had never had experience of that sugar being up so I didn't know what was wrong with me. But now, the family knows to answer Lively Mobile.

My father in law was having difficulty using the telephone, so we got him a Lively Mobile. My interactions with the reps of Lively Mobile have been very good. He wears the device every day around his neck and then puts it in his shirt pocket. We feel more at ease now. I don’t know if he would use the device, but if someone were to find him, then they would be able to use it. We would recommend Lively Mobile.

I am 73 years old and do at times trip and fall. I have had my device maybe 2 years and when the newest one came out it was upgraded. The problem I have had is that in the past year I have fallen 3 times and the fall detection never did anything. I have talked to customer service each time and had gotten 3 different answers. All have said that it is only activated when you fall a certain way. REALLY. I have complained enough that each time I was sent a new one. I just received my third one and I am hesitant in using it. The last time I fell (3 weeks ago), it did not go off until 14 hours later, surprise. I guess I was very lucky to be able to finally got up on my own, maybe next time I will just lay there till I expire. I really want to believe in the product, and feel that if I am paying extra for the fall detection, It should work when I do fall. Not really happy.

I have reached the age where I needed a medical alert device. It would also make my kids more relaxed if I got a button that I can push if I fall. The Lively Mobile device is fine. I wear it around my neck when my daughter is gone and usually if she's here. I also feel safer having it. I know that if I fall, either the doctor or the emergency people would be here in no time flat and my children would know.

I wear my Lively Mobile device all the time. In case I'm out driving around or I'm home alone and I have a situation, I can call for help. I dropped it a couple of times and it went off, and they responded quickly. I didn't realize it was gonna cost this much, but when I added the fall protection, that's what made the price go up. The experience has been fine overall.

I know someone who has problems walking and has to use a walker. She's home alone at times and unsteady on her feet. Lively Mobile was highly recommended through Walmart and I feel that she is much safer with having it. She wears the device around her neck or pinned to her top. At night, she leaves it on the charger because my dad lives with her.

I live alone and considering my age, my family wanted to make sure that if anything happened, I would be able to get in touch with someone right away. At times, I feel that I really don't need my Lively Mobile but to make my family happy, I have it. It's on the side of my bed. I'm supposed to wear it but I can't stand anything around my neck. My children say, "What good is it, Mom, if you fall and you can't get up?" But I feel that if anything's gonna happen, it would be in bed. That is a stupid way to think though, because I can fall and there are a million things that can happen but I don't worry about it. It's terrible. Every so often, I would tap the buzzer and they're right there when I hit it. Someone would come on and answer. They've been very good and accurate. If you're living alone, Lively Mobile is something that you can depend upon. It would be very smart to have it.

My daughter bought me a Lively Mobile device but I’m not a fan of these things. I keep it charged and I know exactly where it is but it’s not around my neck unless I’m going up a ladder and if I’m hanging curtains or doing something that I shouldn’t. I’ve had it for a few years now and I’ve only used it to call once in a while to make sure it’s working. If there’s nobody around, the Lively Mobile is my help button and it’s better than not having it on but it’s a nuisance and I can’t be bothered with it when I’m doing my housework. I don’t want things around my neck and I’m not comfortable with things hanging on my body. I have been independent for a long time and I remained so because I want to and that one hanging around my neck made me feel I have to have someone looking after me. It’s wonderful though if you need and use it.

A friend of mine had a Lively Mobile medical alert device. I thought it might be good to have so I decided to get one. However, I don't sit well with the black cord. It's a terrible visual thing for me and for this reason, I won't wear it. So the cord sits on my kitchen table and the device sits on my nightstand.

I fall over occasionally and my husband is on hospice. We needed something that we can depend on and we chose to go with GreatCall Lively Mobile. It appealed to me that it was sold over at WalMart and it was about as cheap that we could get. I have the device for about a year now and I wear it around my neck. I’ve tested it when I first got it to make sure it was working and I feel more independent having this device.

I’m 91 and being at this age, I decided to have a Lively Mobile device. I don’t mind wearing the device at all and I even forget it’s there. I called them once by accident and their team was right on top of me. They worked with the fire department and then an ambulance came before I had the chance to tell them that it was just an accident. I've been feeling a lot better since having the Lively Mobile. I know I’m safe now.

I had a cardiac episode and we immediately bought the Lively Mobile device. Then, we added the service for falling down. I hit the button accidentally a couple of times and my interactions with the Lively Mobile team who are fine. The device works. If you're interested in getting one, I’d be more than glad to tell you what we’ve done.

My friend and I were looking for a device and we both saw the same Lively Mobile ad in the paper. We figured if we both saw it and liked it, we would pick it. Their rep helped me set it up and I put the device on especially when I go out in my yard. Then, I put it on the charger every night. I have a sister that lives in another town from me and she’s always falling and I’m trying to talk her into getting one. I’m 84 years old and I’m happy that I haven't had to use it, but I know it would work if I do. I know it’s always working and when I’m using it, it’s blinking like it’s supposed to and I feel safe with it on.

My daughter got my wife and I a Lively Mobile as a Christmas present out of concern for our safety. We're both in our 80s. And for the past year, the wife hasn't been wearing hers because she is in an Alzheimer's facility in Pontiac, Illinois. So, when I'm not visiting her, I am at home by myself. So, it's good to have. I'm 85 years old but I have always been self-sufficient and confident in my own judgment. I'm careful if I go up and downstairs or involved in any physical activity. I don't overdo myself. I do have a sense of security when I wear my Lively Mobile.

I have a friend who had a medical alert device and I live alone and she insisted that I needed one. I got a Lively Mobile and I had some problems in the beginning. Every once and a while, the battery will warn that it needs charging and I had to contact them about how to do that. Also, I have pants that don't have pockets and I put the necklace thing on which I can't figure out how to do. I had my booklet out and it said that I had an attachment included that I could hook it on to my pocket. But I don't recall receiving that. I went through a drawer where I keep things like that and I couldn't find that. But a lot of this is my fault that I didn't read all of the material correctly. I have learned that when it needs to be charged, it will give the little warning.

I was losing my breath and had to go to the hospital. They gave me whatever medical alert device they had. I feel uncomfortable wearing my Lively Mobile, but it's nothing bad and it’s only once in a great while it bothers. One time, I fell and I had to use it. Their team got a hold of me right away. Also, for a few times, the device showed the red light on it. I called it in and they fixed it right away. I had a very good experience with Lively Mobile.

My friend had Lively Mobile and I thought that would be nice if I had one. So, I got one too and I've had it for 5 years now. I'm 78 years old and in case I fall or need help, I'd be absolutely fine. It makes me feel safer and I take it every place I go. I have it around my neck. It's too long though but I wear it anyhow. I would like to get a smaller one, but I don't want to spend the money. Every once in a while, I push the button to test it and the experience has been okay. Their reps are very friendly.

I had fallen twice and I decided I needed something. I was out at Walmart and picked a Lively Mobile up right there. I put it on, wear it all day until night, and then charge it at night. I feel much safer since I've had it and I’m very satisfied with it.

I was told by customer service that my father would be answered in the language he spoke when he calls for an emergency. When we received the device they only speak in English and then transfer to a Spanish-speaking person. Meanwhile your father has to wait for transfer. I return the product. Paid almost $100 and they only returned $67. They charge you for stocking fee and they charge you for activation fee. The first time I spoke to them they told me they would return my stocking fee because I only had it one day, we never received the money and when I called they told me no. It was not possible for them to return it. I also have not received the $42 monthly fee that they charge me. Buyer beware. They're a bunch of liars. If you want your family member to die waiting on the phone for them to transfer them to the correct language then go ahead and get this horrible service.

I'm 79 years old and I live alone. I have Lively Mobile cause I never know what can happen. The device makes me feel more secure. I feel safe and I'd recommend it to anybody.

I have a history of falling and I got a Lively Mobile device. When I'm getting in and out of the bathtub, I get dizzy, so I usually have to sit a little bit before I get up, and having the medical alert device makes me feel safer. About a week or so ago, I called Lively because my device quit working. Then, I would charge it and recharge it, and all of a sudden, it is not working again. As a matter of fact, when my daughter, who is out of town right now, gets back, she is going to return the device to Lively and call them. Also, I wear the device around my neck and it is very irritating. And if I have it on too long, it feels like it is rubbing too much. I wanted to have the wrist one but my daughter said that I needed a smartphone for that. Other than that, I would suggest that others should use Lively Mobile and be comfortable with it.

I live alone and I fell in the bathtub one time and I panicked. I was able to get myself out of the bathtub but it was a struggle, so I looked into Lively Mobile. I used it once when I fell in Boscov's Department Store and between the alert system and Boscov's security, they took care of me. I saw how quick and well it worked. Also, when I go into the shower, I hang the device on a shelf right near, so I am more secure. I know that if something came up and I needed it, I could get to it and I would be okay. Whenever I needed the Lively Mobile’s customer service team, it worked. With Lively Mobile, I know I'm not alone. It's here if I need it. All I gotta do is push that button and someone will be available to me. It's a worthwhile thing to have and I have friends now who have them too.

My daughter thought it would be a good idea to get a medical alert device. I got one from Lively and when I was getting set up, their reps were fine. The device makes a whole lot of difference in my life and my daughter had me call it “My Hug,” so I'm to wear it as a hug from her. In a way, I feel safer when I'm wearing it. When I go down to my basement, I think twice about getting on the steps and I go back and get my Hug on. Also, I have a dog and I take him walking, so I don’t use it as far as an extra piece to take walking. Not that my dog will help, but we just walk in the neighborhood and I figure somebody would find me if I fall. I don’t dislike the device but I don’t feel compelled that I really need it. But it is a good thing and maybe I'm just a little bit lazy about using it.

Since my wife died, my kids talked me into having the Lively Mobile medical alert device. Also, I'm out in the country by myself. I wear the medical alert about once a month or so and I rarely take it out of the charger. I usually wear it when I'm working outside. I just stick it in my pocket. I've also told people that I have it. Sometimes I wonder if it's not a waste of money, but my kids want me to have it. Still, I would recommend Lively Mobile to others and I would tell them that it would give them a safety feature.

I wasn't physically well so I got GreatCall and I have been with them for 3 years. They understood when I hit it accidentally. Their response was also quick enough for me. Once in a while, I put it on the charger and it will say it's just starting up again like it has been off and I don't understand that part. The only problem I have with it is I hate hanging it on my neck. It feels like a bridle so I usually pin to my clothing. But a lot of my friends also has the device and I've never seen anything negative on it.

My daughter-in-law and son felt like I needed Lively for their protection. I've had it for about four years and I never use it. It's a pain in the neck. I've been after my daughter-in-law to cancel it, and I can't get her to do it. She's afraid that if something happens to me, my other kids will blame them for not having this device.

I was living alone and caring for a brain-injured husband who recently passed away. Having Lively is an extra sense of security when I'm on the road. I'm able to push a button rather than try to fumble with a phone, so I have been very happy about having it. We got it for my mother at the same time. However, I wish it had a nice cord coming with it that was heavy because some of the cords that I have bounce around and are longer. It could also have a clip that I could use so that it's not moving. Overall I feel safer because I'm not very savvy yet with a different phone. A lot of times, I carry the device with me in the vehicle because it might be the only emergency situation I have. I would recommend it.

I had a stroke and had difficulty getting to the phone so I needed a medical alert device. I'm very satisfied with my Lively Mobile medical alert device. I'm glad to have it. There's a comfort in having it and knowing that if something comes up, I can get help quickly. I wear it if I'm going out alone or if I'm going to an appointment at some place but if I know I'm gonna be around a lot of people, there's a little less pressure to wear it. I recommend Lively Mobile.

I purchased this product for my mom . She lives alone and had recently fallen. As her only child I wanted to provide her the independence of living alone with the peace of mind for me she was ok. 5 times in the last month I get a message on the link app that her pendant doesn’t have service or is turned off. My mom or I did not receive a call notifying us that there was a problem. If the device is off it cannot detect her if she falls at home or away.

I wear my Lively Mobile device on my body. The cord that it came on scratched and irritated my neck. So I took the cord off and put a little ribbon on it and I pin it to my bra. I've had to use my device a couple of times and it worked okay. I got help. I'm handicapped, I'm 93 years old and I live in my home. And if I fall, I can't get up without help. When I fell while I was outside, I pushed the button and a man answered me immediately and wanted to know what my problem was. I told him I was outside and I fell and I couldn't get up without help. He then said, "Well, hold on. Don't you hang up on me. I'll be right back." So he called and got my help and it wasn't long until I heard the sirens on. I heard them come and they got me up. I wasn't injured. I just couldn't get up. I was treated nicely. My Lively Mobile device came in handy for me.

I have two cats that are always under foot and my children were afraid that I would fall over them plus I'm getting old so I needed a medical alert device. I have to charge my Lively Mobile device sometimes, at least once a week. The response time has been good and the people there are nice. The device is a little heavy wearing it around my neck but I could get somebody quickly if I fell. I would recommend them. It's reasonably priced and easy to recharge, and I feel safe with it.

I was living alone and I had hip surgery. I also have a hearing problem. My cousin and my nephew visited me, and they said I needed to have some kind of device in the house. My nephew looked into it and I got Lively. Having it makes me secure, and I make sure that I wear it when my aide is not around. At night, if I gotta get up and go to the bathroom and all I do is press it in an emergency, they are alerted. You can wear it any way you wanna wear it. You can put a ribbon or a chain on it, depending on where you're wearing it. I would recommend it to anybody who lives alone and feels that they're alone at night.

I was concerned that I would be home alone and I might need to get help from somewhere immediately, so I got a medical alert device. I usually wear my Lively Mobile device around my neck and it fits fine. But my daughter is now retired and she is here now, so I’m no longer home alone. Still, I keep my alert device with me when I go out as I feel secure to have it just in case somethings happens. It's nice and comforting to have it. My experience with Lively Mobile has been good and everything has been okay.

I was working and I was doing good until I had a stroke. Now, I’m keeping my Lively Mobile with me which I keep next to my bed at night. We called and tested it a few months ago because I’ve never used it for emergency and I wanna make sure that it actually works. We talked to a woman and found out that it does. The response then was very fast. The only problem I have is that it weighs more than I would like it because I wear it around my neck. Since I’ve got mine, they have made them smaller, but I’m stuck with the heavier one. But other than that, I'm satisfied and I'm glad I have it.

My husband passed away two and a half years ago and I live in a two-story house and I was having knee surgery. I've been meaning to get a medical alert device since he passed away and having the knee surgery made me do it. Since having my Lively Mobile, I feel a little safer doing things around the house and even going outside and working because I really have nobody to check on me. At home, I wear my device around my neck. I wish the lanyard on it was a little bit longer.

I’m getting up to 82, and I need a medical alert device to reassure myself and be there when I need it. And having the Lively Mobile device gives me a little security. I used the button when I first got it and the response time was very good. My friends always ask me about it and I tell them that it's really a life-saver.

I have a brother who is a doctor. He told me to get a medical alert device because a lot of times I spend a lot of time by myself. And so, I did because I don’t have a home phone anymore. I also got it because in 2010, I had a mini-stroke. Lively Mobile sounded like a good deal. I've had my device for a year and a half, and I feel good about it. During the day, I keep it in my pocket because it’s a little bulky to hang it on my chest. And one time, I sat on it and I activated it and then, they responded but I told them everything is okay. It’s not as small as I would like it to be but other than that, it’s good.

My Lively Mobile device is a pain in the butt because if I don't wear it, then my neighbors and my son will know about it. My son said I paid for so I need to wear it and get protection. However, it requires too much work and effort. If I'm dressing up to go somewhere, I'll pin it in my bra rather than wear it around my neck. I don't want that black strap showing all the time.

I was mostly falling so I decided to get a medical alert device and I wear it around my neck. It’s comfortable and I feel better with it than without it. When you press the button, it’s the same as a telephone. I’ve used it once for an emergency and it worked out very well. I called them and they talked to me, and they got the fire department to come out and pick me up from the floor and rest me on my bed. My interaction with their rep was good. I’m happy and satisfied with Lively Mobile.

We are staying with the company but the quality of the GreatCall Mobile device declined when they switched from 5 Star Splash to the Lively Mobile. The new mobile device in its best performance has kept the charge for close to 8-9 hrs. My mom and I followed up with the company. It was checked over the phone. Previously we were told to give the Lively Mobile device a chance because if we get a replacement and the old device is found to be ok, then we would have to pay for the new device, too. Because of this threat, we shrugged our shoulders and decided to wait. Today when we called to report the worsening problem, the customer service rep, who was very professional, said he will send out a new Lively Mobile device, no problem.

Aileen was living on her own here in Ohio. Her nearest relatives are me and my brother who lives in Indianapolis and we bought the Lively Mobile device for her so that in case something happens, she had it. It was unfortunate that on the day that she fell, she was charging it and she had to go to the hospital for a while. The reps called a couple of times and it worked out alright. However, Aileen is going into assisted living and we’re probably gonna cancel it.

I purchased a unit for my mother about 9 months ago. The first unit worked fine for a while then a problem developed. A new unit was sent out. The second unit failed again and a 3rd unit was received. That unit would only stay charged for 4-5 hours a day before the light turned red and had to go back in charger. That's really not a good way to monitor for falls day after day. Called customer service and a fourth unit was recently sent and again it has the same charging issues. My mother lives alone and this not acceptable. A battery should at least last more like 16-18 hours. I will be looking for another company as soon as I can.

A Lively customer for only a few months, even the replacement device sent to me works intermittently. Have spent nauseating amount of hours on phone with Customer Service and Escalated "service" and cannot count on this product to protect me. Am completely alone, have low vision and a history of falling. Had a Splash for years and it was very reliable. But the Lively is unpredictable... don't even know it's not working when it stops, until I go to charge it and it makes no sound and pushing the button doesn't work at all. Yesterday, I thought the replacement device was operating, so felt safe to do some work in my garden. Came in the ! to rest, put it in the charger and SILENCE. PUSHED THE ALERT BUTTON, NOTHING - but the light kept blinking on and off as if safety in place. GUESS THIS DEVICE IS JUST LIKE CUSTOMER SUPPORT - ISN'T OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY EITHER! I am fed up with this not great at all product!

My husband is 90 years old and we got the GreatCall Lively Mobile medical alert device about a year ago so we would have it if we had an emergency. I called in and had it sent up to us. It’s charged to my credit card and I pay 31 something every month. Our interaction with the customer service team at Lively Mobile was okay. I used the device once when my husband fell in the bathroom. I had to call somebody to help me get him up and they asked me what was wrong. I told them my husband had fallen and that I cannot help him get up because he’s too heavy. Besides that, the bathroom is small and he's 6 feet tall and he was kinda trapped in between. The rep said that they would have somebody out there to help me right away. Someone was there really fast.

The Lively Mobile medical alert device gives people a peace of mind, especially for the extended family. My mother and I are pleased with the device. She has it due to her age and she's left at the house by herself when I travel. She has become a little more unstable on her feet and she has to use the walker more than a cane. So, the Lively Mobile is something she definitely needs to have with her all the time. She likes it a lot and I would recommend it to others.

Even way before I got to be handicapped, I’ve had the Lively Mobile device for many years. I was thinking that I might need it because I fall sometimes. I tested the device this morning and the response time was great. They answered immediately and we had a good interaction. The people at Lively Mobile were very friendly and would tell me that everything is working properly. It’s comfortable to wear around my neck although I have seen some that are cuter and that I like a little better. Usually, I push the device to hang, but this morning, the lady who I spoke with told me that she would go ahead and hang it up for me. It is simple to operate even though I’m over the hill now. I get confused sometimes, but it has been nice to have around and the cost was reasonable. So, I’ve enjoyed it.

I live alone and I didn't want to get caught in something alone if something happened, so I decided to get a medical alert device. I had a Lively Mobile device a few years ago and this time I chose to go with them again. I've had the new device for three years and it has been working fine. I wear it around my neck and I take it off at night and put it near my bed. Everything has been good in my experience with Lively Mobile and I've always recommended their product to my friends.

I was having trouble with my balance and a few times, I fell and I could have really used a medical alert device at that time. And so I went ahead and got a Lively Mobile device. So far, it went off twice. First was when I was using the lawn mower and I bumped it against the mower and the device went off. Also, the same thing happened during the winter with the snow blower. Within seconds, the team at Lively Mobile contacted me. Although I didn’t need anybody at that time since I hadn’t actually fallen, they were very understanding about it.

One of my sons felt that I needed a medical alert device if I fell and he looked into different equipment and since I still drive he felt that Lively Mobile was the best one for me. I'm 86, widowed and I live alone. I wear the device around my neck and at night I charge it by my bed because it needs to be charged once a day. However, I might need a new unit because it needs to be charged sooner than the day is ended. Although I haven't had to use it yet it makes me feel more secure.

Lively Mobile has worked fine, and I'm pleased with it. I'm alone now, and at my age, I had fallen a couple of times already, so it made me think that I needed a medical alert device and that was why I got one. Mine has the fall detection and they would come on and say they were 5Star medical alert and they detected a fall, but I didn't need them. I could get up and nothing was broken and nothing was bleeding, so I was all right. Nevertheless, the response time was adequate. When I have spoken to someone at Lively Mobile, it was also good. I'm used to the device now, and it has been part of me. I know that it's there and it's available and I can use it and I know what to do. I recommend it. If someone is interested in getting an alert system then they need to try this.

I’ve had an open-heart surgery and then, I fell and broke my hip. I’ll be 81 years old in December so my kids thought I needed a medical alert so I got a Lively Mobile. I’m not using it right now because I’m just staying in my house but if I start feeling bad or I’m by myself, I’d charge it and put it back on. I've tested my button before and they responded right away. The only thing that I disagreed with was the light flashing all the time.

I fell two times so because of that and my age, I decided to get a Lively Mobile. Then I found out that I wasn't wearing it. I wouldn't mind something that I can wear around my neck that's flat. I don't want that big thing that I've got to wear around my neck. With that, I forget to take it with me so it's a waste of time because it's left on my counter at home when I go some place. I have seriously thought about calling and cancelling it because of the fact that I don't wear it. I don't think it fits me. Other than that, Lively Mobile is fine.

Since we know the Lively Mobile device is working other than our house, we feel more comfortable that my wife has it. We've recommended quite a few people to them for that reason. When we went camping, I called to ask them if they could bring the signal up in case we had an emergency and they said, "Sure. We got it. We know exactly where you're at and everything."

I got a Lively Mobile system for safety reasons. The Lively Mobile team set it up for me. Since having the system, I feel secure.

I’m living alone and with my age I’m sure my family will all be more at ease knowing that I have a medical alert device. I wear the Lively Mobile device all day long at home. At night, I put it on the thing that recharges it. The Lively Mobile device gives me and my family great peace of mind. Also, I’m very happy with the Lively Mobile team. I know that they’re there when I need them.

Please do not count on this device to protect your elderly parent. We got it for my 88 year old mother-in-law who lives alone & has fallen before. We had paid on the device for 16 months & on April 3, 2018, Mom fell & the fall function did not alert. In trying to get herself up, it got wrapped around behind her & she could not press the button for help. She laid on a cold, hard tile floor for about 18 hours before we found her. She spent 2 weeks in the hospital & since then has been in assisted living.

My family kept asking me about getting a medical alert device and they helped me purchase a Lively Mobile. It gives me independence and I do not have to depend on somebody else, which really means a lot to me. However, it is too big and cumbersome to hang around my neck so I just keep it close and when I go out somewhere, I take it, but I don’t wear it. A couple of times, my phone service went out and I punched my little button. I asked them to call about my phone and they did. They had also got somebody here. I’m satisfied with Lively Mobile.

I had a stroke and I blanked out. I'm alone, I have dizzy spells from time to time and I have a walker too. My sons got me a Lively Mobile and I feel much confident and more safe with it. I take it with me especially when I’m getting a shower. I’m doing okay now and I'd recommend Lively Mobile to a friend.

I'm satisfied with my Lively Mobile and I've used it a couple of times just to find out if it was working. I haven’t had any need for it so far but I put it around my neck and then I plug it in at night. The price, as I see advertised, is cheaper than what I’m paying and I’m not sure if it's due to the coverage. Nevertheless, I have an emergency option and I can call in some help when needed.

I'm past 88 years old and I have a GreatCall. One time, I was walking from my living room into my dining room and I had a stroke on my left side. My leg and my left arm were up and weak but still usable and I hit the floor. My grandson's big white shepherd dog was there with me and he didn't know what to do for me. Then my GreatCall went off and I couldn't make out what the lady was saying until finally, I started to get to my senses.

I have had this unit, or one of the three replacements, for over a year and a half. They say battery life should be 24 hours. I have NEVER even gotten 12 hours without it beeping to be recharged. I am retired and usually don't get up until 10:00 AM. I go about my day and usually watch TV until midnight or 1:00 AM. Yesterday I put it on fully charged at 5:00 PM and it was flashing red and beeping by 10:00 PM. I tried to call to cancel my service at the 24/7 customer service number only to get a recording to call back during business hours! When I got through this morning they talked me into trying one more replacement device. I will give them one more chance but I don't hold much hope.

My husband is an invalid. He cannot stand or walk and he is usually in a motorized wheelchair. Sometimes, when he is out, he gets stuck and he has fallen out of the chair a few times. I purchased a Lively Mobile for him and it has come in very handy. It has worked well, too. We've been very satisfied with it and it has been quite helpful. Also, our kids kind of wanted it to start out with because we live on a farm and my husband likes to get out.

I was passing out and could not be brought to the hospital without going in an ambulance and my family was afraid to let me go anywhere by myself. I was referred to Lively Mobile by a friend and I called the 800 number. I have a large Lively Mobile pendant and I put it on my bra and wear it everyday. I take it off at night, put it on the charger and put it back on me the next morning. The other night, it triggered something. It said it was a fall alert and it said to push the button to cancel it. I pushed the button but it didn’t cancel it. This was midnight and the police called me. Then somebody called me and she had my name wrong and then she called my daughter. First, my son-in-law answered the phone and he could not understand her. Then, my daughter got on her machine and she just hung up because she thought that it wasn't my name so she had no idea who it was. Lively Mobile should check the names a little more carefully.

Sharon has been falling and we were concerned about her safety when she is by herself. She wears the device around her neck and she says it bothers her when she sleeps, but otherwise, it’s perfect for her. She gets a call any time it detects a fall. The reps call quickly and they know that she doesn’t quite understand how to talk to them when they’re trying to get her attention through the device. There have been times when the EMS came but there were also times when she has fallen and it didn’t connect to either emergency services or Lively Mobile's reps. But overall, the Lively Mobile works well.

Marilyn has a bad memory and I’m afraid that something would happen to her. I got the Lively Mobile device because we were going to Florida and I was afraid if she got away but we’re not gonna go anymore because I got sick last year. She never wants to leave and I don’t know what to do if I should keep it. She stays home all the time so I don’t put the device on her because when she sits down, she drops it and then it goes off. But if we go someplace, I put it on her in case she gets separated from us. It’s on her neck and it’s comfortable but she’s self-conscious. She won’t go anywhere with it because she says if people see her with it on, they’ll think she’s crazy.

I needed a medical alert device and I saw the Lively Mobile brand in the AARP magazine. I’m glad I’ve got my alert device just in case it is needed. It is heavy around my neck, though. Nonetheless, my experience with Lively Mobile has been good and it would be fine to go with them.

My son bought a Lively Mobile unit at Walmart for his dad for Father's Day. It was still about $19 a month that time. We had that for a few years and when he passed away, I picked it up because I live alone. Lively Mobile's reps are wonderful. The first time that I had an issue with it, they told me how to correct it, then it worked a while. The second time though, the light just went red and stayed red, so I needed a new unit. My daughter called in last week and it came at a very appropriate time because I use it when I go out of town. When I go out of town, I have it in the car with me and I wear it when I'm on a trip. I usually test the button before I'm going on a long trip and the response time is almost immediate.

I fell once but I didn't have a medical alert device so I got one. I've been using Lively Mobile for about four years now. When I tested the button, their response was almost immediate. One rep that I had contact with seemed very amicable. However, I find that the band is too thick around the neck. I know there's a holster that you put on your belt, but I don't wanna do that. But the service makes me feel very comfortable and safe. I just don't wear it around the house because usually, somebody's here.

I have my Lively Mobile medical alert device for about a year now and recently, the lanyard that goes around my neck broke. So, my daughter contacted their customer service the other day and they're shipping me one at no charge.

When I had a fall, I broke my hips and my daughter decided that I needed a Lively Mobile device. Having it made a difference for me. But I am now in an assisted living facility and it's not necessary, so I cancelled my membership with them. I called them and dealt with a rep there. She was very nice and I had a very good experience with her.

When I called to active the service, I was told a different price than what was on the box. When I tried to tell this to the agent he kept repeating to me that the offer is no longer valid. I tried to explain that there was no expiration date on the box. He continued to talk over me and repeat that the offer has expired. He continued to do this until I canceled the call. I asked for a supervisor and he continued to repeat the offer is over. He then told me that if I wanted to have them call hospice that would be an additional 5.00. This company has lost a customer but the hospice nurse was with me so I sure she won't be recommending this company either and I will be bad mouthing you as a company with the worst customer service I've ever encountered.

I’m not steady on my feet and I walk with a cane, but it also got me into trouble. So, my son decided to get me a medical alert device. I had an Alert One, but they gave my son a lot of problems, so he told me to cancel it and that we will go to somebody else. He went to GreatCall Lively Mobile. When I got the device, I was looking for something under the bed and, all of a sudden, it triggered it off. GreatCall thought I had fallen and they were right there.

So far, the Lively Mobile works okay. I bought it for my husband because he was sick, but then he passed away. I live alone and having the device is a good idea. When I've called them to change different people and different contacts, the reps have been very helpful and nice. If a person is alone and wants a little security, the Lively Mobile is an easy way to get it.

I fell and couldn't get up. Lively Mobile is like an insurance. I wear the button around my neck and I feel safer with it.

I had just come from the hospital and I needed a medical alert device in case I fell. I live alone and I'm not too steady on my feet, but with the Lively Mobile, I could get help. I've had the device for quite a while already. I wear it around my neck and it's ok. I also call the reps sometimes to see if it's working. And although I haven't used it that much, I keep it with me all the time in case I need it. I'm comfortable with it and I'm grateful to have it.

I'm 86 years old and I don't have any difficulties but my kids decided that I should have a medical alert device just in case. If I have to go outside, in the attic, which is something I do very little, I make sure I have it with me. It’s more secure. The Lively Mobile device is doing what it's supposed to do and I have it if I need it. I recommended it to a friend who has Parkinson's and just keeps falling and having a hard time.

I wear my Lively Mobile around my neck but it wasn’t working for a while and there were no lights on. I have no understanding as to why because now, it started working again. I am a little afraid to push the button for fear I’m doing something wrong and I’m gonna raise a bunch of anxious people. But since it's been working, it's okay.

I feel a little more secure having the Lively Mobile device. I prefer to wear it on my wrist and whenever I wear it, it’s convenient and not uncomfortable.

I have Lively Mobile's medical alert service and it costs me every month. I wear the alert device on my waist. It's in the way but I've gotta wear it, although I don’t do many activities.

I’ve had the Lively Mobile for so long. I've tested it and the response time has been good. I would recommend Lively Mobile.

My sister got me a Lively Mobile medical alert device for Christmas last year. You never know what's gonna happen so it's good to have. I wear the device around my neck and I'm very comfortable with it. I usually would wear it even into bed. I've already recommended Lively Mobile to others.

I only got one leg and sometimes I fall down and can't get up so I needed a medical alert device. I've had the Lively Mobile device for a while now and I wear it around my neck. When I press the button, their reps are pretty good about it. One time, I fell from a chair and had pushed the button. I crawled across the floor to get to the door when somebody came up. They helped me get on the chair. It works and I'm very satisfied with Lively Mobile.

I feel more confident since having my Lively Mobile device. I wear it around my neck and it bothers me. It rubs my neck. But I would still recommend Lively Mobile.

We decided to get a Lively Mobile and it went well with their rep. I've had it for a couple of months. I wear it around my neck and it has made me feel confident.

I have called Lively Mobile a while back and some of the local guys, the EMT's, came out. There was one time when I had a terrific pain in my shoulder and I've heard that that might go along with a heart attack so I called them then. But it was nothing. Nevertheless, the response was pleasant. I only live about three blocks from the fire station and the EMT's were all volunteers, so they had to get together first.

I had the Splash for many years and loved it. Recently changed to the newer Lively Mobile when the Splash battery started failing. The Lively Mobile only keeps its charge for about 7 hours before needing recharging. I reported the problem to GreatCall and received a second unit which also only holds the charge for 7-8 hrs. My location hasn't changed but the battery I guess is smaller in this newer unit. I live half the year (summer) in Michigan (where the problem is) and half the year in Arizona (winter) so will see how it works there. I'm hoping they are correcting this problem and the next unit will have a longer battery charge.

I had a heart attack and had to have a stent put in. My daughter was very busy going and working with people in the church and stuff all the time and she didn’t wanna leave me alone. She gave up her stuff. So, I said it was time for me to get a button so that she can feel more free to leave me. I've had my Lively Mobile now for a year and over and I love it. It makes me feel good and I wear it around my neck wherever I go. I sit on my Roll-A-Bout walker when I get too tired but if I couldn’t get back at all, I got my button at least. I'm very pleased with it.

I have been using Lively Mobile for at least five years. I decided to get one because of protection. While I'm not home alone much of the time, at those times when I am home alone I like to have that on. I wear it around my neck and since it's a bit long, I loop it over just one time to make it a little shorter. I've tested the button one time to make sure it was still working because we never had to use it. It couldn't have been more than two seconds when the team at Lively Mobile responded and they were okay with it. Since using Lively Mobile, I feel secure when my husband has to go out to the grocery store or if he golfs. I feel lucky and happy to have it. I’m blind so that makes a big difference to me.

We have long-term care and we have girls that come in the morning but not the rest of the day usually and then a little bit in the evening. So, if I had to run an errand or go to the doctor myself, Jone wears a lifeline to be safe. I bought the Lively Mobile through Rite Aid here in Montville and the manager helped me. We've had the Lively Mobile for quite a while now. Jone wears it around her neck when she needs it and she knows what to do with it. She fell down once over a year ago and we used it. Lively Mobile has been good.

The kids were worried that if I fell, I couldn’t call them so we got a Lively Mobile and this is the second one I've had. The first one had so many features from the ordeal that they hooked it up with but this second one, I can use anywhere I go and I use that in a walker. It makes you feel safer.

I kept blacking out and my nieces and nephews, assisted in signing up for a medical alert device, which happened to be GreatCall. I’m here alone all the time. I have a sister that’s three miles away and it doesn’t take long to get here if I press the button. Plus, I’m living in a court so I have neighbors that would be able to come and help me. The monthly charge of GreatCall is too much but it makes my family feel better.

I was falling so I thought of getting a medical alert device. And since having Lively Mobile, my sense of security has been better. My device is on my neck, and it's not very comfortable. The length of it is not comfortable and it's a little heavy compared to the other one I'd tried. And also, the flashing light is very apparent if it's outside my garment. I wish it would be less conspicuous. But the other device that I had before had a huge desktop face and that used up a lot of space and my cat could walk on it and start it. My Lively Mobile is much more convenient that way.

My children insisted upon getting a medical alert device because my husband passed away and I was living alone. Right after I first got my Lively Mobile, twice in the grocery store, I leaned over the cart and set it off. The girl from the drug department called the police and said it was a mistake so they got the message. My children were very glad that it was working. So now, I wear it with the button close to my skin instead of the other way around and I haven't had any problems. The only problem I have with it is that when I go down to my daughter in Oconomowoc, it won't charge. Other than that, I feel better about the device and I'm glad I have it. I would recommend it to a friend. A couple of my friends have something but they only work inside the home. Mine works outside and no matter where I go, that's if I'm in my area.

I am 85 years old and live alone. As I have COPD and Chronic Heart Failure I decided that a device like this GreatCall would be a wise investment. I use Oxygen 24/7 and must have it. About a month after I got my device I was in a restaurant with friends and didn't realize that I was running out of Oxygen. When we started to leave I got to an outside bench and felt like I was about to pass out. I pressed my GreatCall button and got a clear response within seconds. I described my problem to the operator and she confirmed my location (she told me where I was and asked me to confirm). She then called for an EMT rescue team and they were there within ten minutes with oxygen and all sorts of test equipment. They asked if I wanted to go to the hospital but I chose to just let them get me home to my in house equipment. I will never be without my GreatCall except while it is on the charger beside my bed while I sleep.

Have had my Lively Alert for about 2 years. Am 92 and live alone. My children have the apps and are able to keep track of me. We laugh about that not always being a good thing. Have used it twice for a medical emergency. Someone answered immediately, assessed my situation, called 911 and stayed on the line with me until EMS arrived. Love the fact that it works when I travel out of state. No problem going through airport security. Am soon going to the Cayman Islands. Am not sure it will work out of the country but will ask Great Call. Oh, also use either a gold or silver chain instead of the cord it comes with. Nice touch!

I was afraid of falling, or a heart attack, so I got a medical alert device. Also, I live alone. I just had a heart attack, but I did not need to use the device as someone was here. Nevertheless, having my Lively Mobile makes me feel safer. I wear it around my neck and it is all right. I have also noticed quite a few different people are using one. Overall, I've been satisfied with it so far.

I'm really happy with Lively Mobile. I was afraid I would fall, and it led me to getting a medical alert device. And since having my Lively Mobile device, I make sure I wear it when I go outside. I wear it around my neck and I was thinking about ordering a bracelet. Some of my friends got Lively Mobile after I fell and they ordered bracelets. It bothers me that it gets heavier and it rubs my neck. It also bothers me that I have to charge it every night. I get up in the night and I usually have a cane or walker close by, and when I get up at night, I would kinda miss it when I don't have my device on.

I have tried both the internet and telephone to get this device activated and have waited in excess of 15 minutes and no response. If this is any indication of the service one is going to receive when using this device, it is surely going to be returned.

I bought a Lively Mobile in early June for my 83 year old Aunt who lives 2 hours away from me and it has been nothing but a headache!!! The battery on the first unit barely lasted 8 hours before it would die. I let them talk me into a new unit & another 30 days of "free" service (which they promptly billed me for). So, they shipped out a new unit a couple of weeks ago, but I was unable to make the 2 hour drive to my Aunt's house to charge it/activate it until a week after it was received. (I asked them to send it to my address, but they failed on that, too!) The first several days, the unit appeared to be working well & I was relieved. Then I tried to check things out on the "link" & found myself being frustrated & angry all over again. The app never showed ANY accurate information (for either unit)!!!

I'm not alone anymore but I still have the Lively Mobile device. I put it around my neck and I've called their team every now and then. They confirm my location where I’m calling from and let me know that the device still works. They’re great and customer service is right on point.

This service works as advertised, with rapid response to a customer's activation of the device, as well as to a fall. The cell coverage for the device seems to be good also. The only real gripe I have is with the app. It always displays a statement such as, "About 34 minutes ago Walter was out and about." This has no bearing on reality. It doesn't matter if it is 3:00 AM or when I know for a fact that the device is on the charger, and has been for hours. It is somehow just computer generated, I suppose in order to make me, the monitoring family member, feel like the client is being closely watched. Because it is made up, it should be done away with. It is misleading.

I’m extremely tired and weak, but I’m more confident because I have Lively Mobile. I wear the device all the time except at night when I have to charge it. One time, there was a problem with it. The device was working for two days, but there was no beeping light when I took it off the next day. I called customer service and they fixed it.

I’m 97 years old. I took some garbage out one time and I fell so I decided to get a medical alert device from Lively Mobile. I have found the people who run it very sensitive. Sometimes at night I take it off and put it on the machine to recharge the battery and they interfere with me because I bang it sometimes and they think it was an alarm. So, they check immediately and find out. Right now, the strap around my neck broke and I’ve asked for a new one, which they said they would be sending me. I'm very happy with it. They do respond instantly and it does what it’s for.

Lively Mobile's reps have been efficient, courteous, and helpful. Aery, the representative that I spoke with this morning, helped me off thoroughly. She wanted to be thoroughly correct in what she was explaining to me. She took the time to not only explain everything but to also make inquiries within their office. They had the support of the other members of the office, especially the manager. We had an incident where my unit overheated during the charge cycle. When I held the unit in my hand, it was hot. When I stopped charging it, I didn't feel the heat from the unit. The first time it occurred was just this morning. I spoke to Aery and her supervisor and I explained what occurred. I'm concerned that it can cause a fire. I carry the Lively Mobile with me in various ways, and I have it because of my age.

My husband and I are older and the chance that we are to fall happens. It's nice to know that I have the button from Lively Mobile that I can push if a crisis occurred and I have a buddy there close by that would answer my call immediately and get me help. I put the medical alert device in my pocket and take it everywhere I go if I leave the house. And if I'm in the house, I leave it in a place where I know where it is. I feel a little bit secure when I have it with me. It's there for my convenience and I feel more comfortable with it. I would recommend it to a friend.

I live alone and I have health problems. I carry my Philips Lifeline with me and I just put it in my pocket. I tested it to make sure it was working and their response was very good. I recommended it to several people and they've also gotten it.

I’m 92 and my husband is five years more than that. We thought that if something were to happen to us, we would have the Lively Mobile that we can call for help. I wear it around my neck and although I tried it on my hand, it was in the way. Since getting it, I’m doing okay, but sometimes, I have problems with it sitting overnight and then it would say that it was not long. If I have to go out, I have to stay in longer.

I live alone and I had already fallen. I had an emergency from that and I decided I had to have some help so I got a Lively Mobile. Since then, I feel more secure and it goes where I go. I wear it all the time. When I get out of bed, I put it on. And then, I take it off and charge it when I go to bed. One time, my battery wasn’t holding so I called them. It has been recharged and I have it on now. They told me to see how long it holds. I hope it holds before I go to bed.

I've been very pleased and happy with Lively Mobile. I live alone and I feel safer having it. I called them once and the people were very nice and the service was great. The only thing is, I've noticed they have smaller ones now that are worn around the neck, but they're so expensive. Still, I would recommend Lively Mobile. I've talked to friends about it and suggested it to them.

I was alone and I was concerned about falling. Physically, I'm not real stable at my feet so I wanted to make sure that I had some coverage just in case. I like the fact that Lively Mobile has the fall detection and it had no contract. It also still has coverage if I go to a store and not just in my house. But one problem I have with it is the cord itself. I called about it a few weeks ago wondering if they had a leather one or something that wasn't gonna get nubby. I haven't had it that long. It's just that it is very irritating because it’s getting nubby and it's spring. The representative I spoke to said that there wasn't any other choices. And she wasn't gonna send me a new cord unless I pay for it. So right now, I got a shoestring on it.

I'm unsteady on my feet sometimes and wanted to be able to call for help. I got a Lively Mobile device and their reps were very good. One morning, I've pressed the device accidentally one time and then it stopped working one. I had to call in and they got back to me very quickly. We worked through it and got it working again. I haven't needed to use it but at least I know I have it. It is convenient and easy to have. The only thing I don't like is that the light blinks even when I'm wearing it and that's nuisance. I put it in my pocket so I don't have to see it.

My children decided for me to get a medical alert device and with Lively, I can stay alone and I know that I’m gonna be safe if I wear it around my neck, which I usually do especially when I go outside. I’m very satisfied with it.

I purchased two medical devices for my parents. When I called to activate the devices, Rep #1 told me Device #1 was for my mom and Device #2 was for my dad, so I registered each device to my parents emails accordingly. Rep #2 helped me finish activation, and she informed me Rep #1 gave me incorrect information and the devices were switched. I spent an hour on Sunday with Rep #2 then another hour with Rep #3 today to try to clear this issue up to assign the correct device to the correct email and it is still not resolved. After three hours on the phone with four different reps trying to clear an issue that was solely the fault of Rep #1, I give up. It is clear the customer service team is not equipped to resolve this simple issue. If three separate representatives on the customer service team can't resolve this simple issue, can I trust them to handle an emergency situation with efficiency and resolve? No.

I live in a retirement home. They provide a medical device for me, but whenever I went anywhere outside, it didn’t work. And I spend a lot of time at my beach house and other places. So, I decided to get a Lively Mobile and now, whenever I leave the premises here, I wear my Lively Mobile. One time, I fell and my two daughters were with me. I was at a doctor's house when I fell and he applied pressure to an injury at my scalp which was bleeding heavily.

I was born with cerebral palsy, I had neck surgery and I’ve had a shoulder surgery. The first doctor told me that I couldn’t stay at home by myself but I’m by myself and I walk. My right side is weaker than my left side and sometimes I’m unbalanced. I’ve lived with it and it hasn’t gotten any worse but as I get older, I get weaker and sometimes I miss a step or I catch something on the ground or sidewalk that I can stumble over. Since I had the neck surgery, I had to go for rehab for three months in 2016. Then I had a reverse job on my left shoulder in 2017 which put me out of commission again since I’m left-handed, and so I went for rehab again for three months. I’m getting stronger everyday but sometimes, I can lose my balance and not be 100%. I needed a backup and so I got Lively Mobile.

I wear the Lively Mobile every day, and it makes me feel secure. I live alone, and I have the fear of falling and not having any help. I got the device for security. I'm getting older, and I feel that I need that in my life as far as having help. I have children that are all nearby in the same town that I live, but it doesn’t mean that they're always gonna be available, so having the alert is comforting to me that I will have help right away. I would recommend this device.

My two sisters-in-law and I are always together and after one of them had a bad fall, the other one and I both got GreatCall so we wouldn't have to spend several hours down like she did if we fall. I hate to have the battery hanging on my chest all the time, but it's okay as far as comfort. When I leave it off too long and it goes off, I just put it back on my charger. There was one time when I had a problem and a GreatCall lady worked with me for quite a while. She was very helpful and nice. She let me press the button and waited for someone to answer to see if at least it works. Another lady at the police station said that it works because they know where I was. That was a final check and everything was fine. So we finally got it straightened out and that was the end of my problems. Now, I feel safer because at least I can get somebody here if I fall. I'm totally satisfied and I would recommend this medical alert device .

My sister and I decided that my father needed a medical alert device. My mother passed away last year and he was living alone. While I'm here now, I get the Lively Mobile device on to him cause he doesn't wear it like he should. So far, he had gotten calls from the Lively Mobile team. The device fell off and they called my father and they asked if he was okay. Although he did fall while he had it on but the way he fell was like a wall fall and it didn't go off. It didn't pick it up. Fortunately, we were here and he fell for some minutes, he didn't just drop. Still, I'm satisfied with Lively Mobile. In fact, I have one myself and my mother-in-law has one too. If someone I know feels they needed a Lively Mobile, they should get one as well.

My father lives alone and he wears the Lively Mobile device around his neck or put it in his pocket when he's up and about. Also, he's got into the habit of keeping it charged. A couple of times he had to call the Lively Mobile team. His interactions have been great. My only complaint is that the lanyard you have to buy is so expensive and I don't appreciate that at all.

I got a Lively Mobile service after falling three times. I don’t like going down the steps and I feed feral cats. If I don’t turn the device on, I panic. I wear it around my neck with a cord, but I’m having trouble finding those kinds of cords to hook it to, so it would be nice to have the wrist kind. I hang the device in the shower when I take my shower in case if I fall and there were a few times when I left it in the shower and gone all day without it. I'd feel very uncomfortable when that happens. In addition, I’ve had problems with the device not charging, but they walked me through unplugging it. It also makes me upset that the green light in the corner of the device hasn't worked sometimes. I’ve pressed the button and they gave me the telephone number to talk to them about it.

I'm 90 years old and I'm very grateful that I can get around very well. Lively Mobile makes me feel more secure. I wear it around my neck. Overall, I would recommend it.

I'm alone and my family felt that it would be good for me to have a medical alert device. The Lively Mobile team was very helpful. This morning I was at the senior center and I inadvertently set off the device. I didn't realize it until someone came looking for me. I spoke with a representative and I said, "Well, at least I know it works." Their response time was excellent and this device gives me a secured feeling. I'm very happy with Lively Mobile. It's very reliable.

I have a crackling sounds in my lungs for 20 years and then all of a sudden, the lung doctor said that I need to take pills -- not to cure it but to keep it from getting worse. I figured to just try it out and I lost my appetite and I keep losing weight. With Lively Mobile I got the ability to move around just as well as before and I have more energy. There's a big change in there.

My wife had a stroke so she gets around with walkers. Sometimes she even needs help getting up and out the chair. So she got something she can control if she has an emergency. We got Lively Mobile and she's very comfortable with it. If she needed help, she can get it. So I feel like I can get away for a little bit. All of their program that we got, like on the phone stuff, have been good and professional. We've been very satisfied with them. Everything is going good. With the help I have coming in, I feel I got things under control here.

I'd fallen a time or two and I needed a medical alert device. With Lively, I feel better about being by myself. It's comfortable and I'm satisfied with it. I spoke to their reps one time when my thing wouldn't work, and they told me what to do.

I was losing my balance a little bit and my daughter, Lisa, wanted me to get Lively Mobile. If I have a problem, I can push the button and get some assistance. Their people call my daughter every so often. She was called about a month ago when I fell backward while I was trying to put a shoe on. I landed on my back and thank God I didn’t land on my head.

I live in a senior living and there are lots of people who live here. It has 46 units and we all are older people. I’m 86 years old and some are older than I am. And all of them have either walkers or they have some other mobile thing to ride in. So far, I haven’t had to have that. I’ve fallen a few times, but I’ve always been where I could get back up and no serious falls. But just in case anything happens to me, I take the medical alert device with me everywhere. I’ve had the Lively Mobile for about four years. I carry it in my purse so I can get it and I have a purse that I could strap across my shoulder and I can do that.

The hospital gave me a list of different places where I can go to look at medical alert device and I got Lively Mobile. I set it off once. When I first got it, I bent over the sink for some reason and the darn thing went off. They came immediately and they scared me to death. I didn’t know what I had done or what was going on. But to a certain extent I feel safer.

I’ve had my Lively Mobile device for a long time, and it’s comfortable to wear. I keep it with me all the time and I feel better about it. I used it once when I fell in the bathroom and the people sent by 911 came fast, picked me up, and took me to the hospital. Overall, Lively had helped me.

Lively Mobile has been a great company to deal with. Living alone with health problems, I needed a medical alert device and the Lively Mobile I have takes care of some of the problems that I've had although not all. It feels very comfortable to wear too. It beeps and I call it my bosom beacon. I generally turn the little button toward my flesh so when I'm out it doesn't show. It's very useful and it's also comforting to know that there is somebody there at all times.

I pressed my Lively Mobile button because we misplaced my battery charger. My battery went dead. I called and made sure that the thing was working alright. The Lively Mobile was very nice. The device makes me feel good because if I fall down or something, I can’t get up very easily. The device is really good because whenever I've checked it out, it’s worked fine. Somebody was always right there as soon as I had pressed the button. I’m very satisfied with Lively Mobile.

I live by myself and I had a stroke. It was a Christmas party and I wasn't feeling quite right. I got over to this place and we got in the car to go away. And while I was in that car, I had the stroke. Fortunately, the lady that was with me recognized it immediately and we were about two miles from the hospital. If I would have stayed at home because I wasn’t feeling quite right, I would have been here by myself and there’s a good chance that it would have all gone the way it was. It was just enough to make me think that a medical alert device was a worthwhile thing and got the GreatCall Lively Mobile after I had the stroke. It’s really comforting to know that if I had a problem, it would be attended to within 10 minutes.

My mother has a tendency to fall quite a bit and since she got the Lively Mobile, she has more confidence. She doesn’t feel nervous about misstepping or in case she gets a little wobbly. If in case she falls, she knows she’s got that and it’s a good thing. She was having a bad time when she first got it but since then, she’s much better, and we don’t leave her alone. She might be in another part of the house but she’s never alone. We take her to the store, the church and restaurants so she gets around good. Lively Mobile is working good and she’s having a better time with things now. She’s tested it out and they’ve called a couple of times but it’s more or less a test. While there’s been no reason for her to call or to use it yet, everything seems to be good.

One time, I fell and I couldn't get back up. I had a knee replacement and thereafter, my son got me hooked up with a medical alert device. I've had to charge the device out here in my living room. I always put it on charge when I'm sitting or not doing anything. Then, when I get up to go to the bathroom or kitchen, I put the device around my neck again. My son was wondering if I should take the charger and put it in the bedroom, because when I go to bed at night, I take it to the bedroom with me. So far, I haven't had any problems. Still, I can't sleep with the device so I have a stand right by my bed.

I love Lively Mobile. I’m elderly and I don’t like to go without it. I wear it around my neck. However, it was not charging properly. So they had to send me a new charger-based. I ordered it on Thursday, talked to the representative on the phone on Thursday the 17th and the charger arrived by United Parcel yesterday. I’m more than happy with the whole thing. And I would happily recommend it to anybody. It’s reasonably priced per month and it gives you good peace of mind.

I'm 86 years old who had a knee and back surgery and a stroke. So if I fall down, I got to make sure that I could either get back up or find somebody to help. When I first bought my Lively Mobile device, I had a little problem with the charging unit and they replaced it. And since then, everything seems to be cool. The device has gone off on accident one time when I hit it. And in another time, I lost it and I went into a pretty good panic. I called Lively Mobile and they told me where it was. So the GPS part of works pretty well. I would recommend it as it doesn't give me that much aggravation.

A friend of mine had passed and her daughter gave the Lively Mobile to me as a gift. And it’s been okay since I've had the device. It’s large, black and a little heavy. I like the lighter weight ones. I don’t wear the Lively Mobile device all the time although I know I should. If I’m away from my apartment, I wear it but not when I'm in the apartment where I just keep it out and close at hand. I plug my Lively Mobile in every night and then I recharge it. It’s easy to recharge and use. One time, I was out shopping and I was putting my walker in the back of the car, and the markers flipped. A screw in the walker stuck in my finger and I was bleeding quite a bit. I called Lively Mobile for that and they sent out a man and a woman, and they were very nice and took care of me. And then later, I got a call saying that that wasn’t the type of injury I was to call in. But the reps were very helpful and very kind over the phone. I’m satisfied with the Lively Mobile overall.

I had a heart attack and after I was brought back to life, the doctor recommended that I wear a medical alert device, so I got one. I get really tired and I can’t walk very good anymore. I wear the device around my neck everywhere I go. Sometimes it gets in the way and I wish I have one for my arm but it’s too late to order one. I really like Lively Mobile. It is wonderful and more people should wear it. So far, I used the device twice and it helped out. The people at Lively Mobile also did a wonderful job. They asked me questions then told me not to get up, that help was coming, and that they would stay on the line. And when I fell down once last year at the church parking lot, they used it to call for help.

My son picked out the Lively Mobile device and he tested it. I just keep it in my room but it made me feel a little more secured.

Our 89-year-old neighbor across the street has had the Lively Mobile for a number of years and it has worked well for them so I went ahead and got it as well. My husband is an incomplete quadriplegic and so he needs a walker to get around. And I still work part-time and so there are times that I'm not available. But with the Lively Mobile, I feel much more confident and my husband does too. I have to keep on reminding him to wear his button so he knows to grab the device and wear it when I leave.

I had an open-heart triple bypass surgery, triple bypass. I was walking a lot then and I needed a medical alert device that wasn't attached to my phone so I could take the device with me. I looked into a lot of other devices and I'm limited to the distance with my phone. Lively Mobile allows me to take the device outside and take my walks up the road so I went with them.

I’m 89, I live alone and have walking problems so it’s better for me to have the Lively Mobile device. I wear it around my neck and take it when I go outside. I like it more for the outside. I don’t know how long the battery is supposed to last after it’s been on the charger though. Sometimes I wear it at night and when I get up in the morning there’s no electricity for the battery. One time I was sick all night and I didn’t have the device on so it’s good to wear it at night as well as in the daytime. I’m satisfied that I have the Lively Mobile device.

My kids wanted me to have a medical alert device just to know that I'm safe. I've had Lively Mobile for over two years now and I wear it around my neck every day. By night time, I put it in a little battery charger right by my bed. My kids think this device is great, and I also feel safer with it. If I need it, all I have to do is press the button and the Lively Mobile team will come and take care of me. I recommended it to my brother-in-law just recently.

Having the Lively Mobile medical alert device has been all right. I’ve only tested the device twice by accident and they answer quickly. I keep it in my pocket because I have a pacemaker, so I can’t wear it around my neck. I can’t wear it where it would be convenient, and if I fall on the side of the thing and I can’t get my hand in my pocket, then I can’t push the button. But that’s not Lively's fault. My experience with Lively Mobile has been very good.

A few years ago, I had aneurism. My children said I should wear the Lively Mobile device for safety's sake. I accidentally hit it one time and they called me back and made sure everything's okay. But I'm not happy with it. I pay every month so people could text me or I could text them, but it does not work. I got professional people look at that and there was nothing wrong with my cellphone. I even consulted the people from the store in my area and they could not find the reception.

I've been living alone and I fell a couple of times. My girls take turns coming to see me in the daytime, but I am always by myself all night. My daughter insisted that I get a medical alert device and she thought the Lively Mobile would be the best kind to get. She's an RN and she checked them out. It's been a year or so since I tested the device. The Lively Mobile team was quick to respond but they didn’t like me doing that because it wasn’t an emergency. My daughter said we were just trying it out because we just got it. I wear the device around my neck and I feel safer with it on. I wear it every day and charge it every night. One time I forgot to charge it up enough and it beeped me. The red light came on and said I needed to charge it. I wanted to know if the button would still work when I go to the park or if I fall and my daughters already took care of that for me. I recommend Lively Mobile.

I have fallen several times. I feel like my balance wasn't good so I wanted a medical alert device. I read up on several providers and Lively Mobile was one of the more reasonable ones and I liked what they had to offer. I also liked that I didn't have to install anything in my bathroom or in my bedroom and that all I have to do is wear the thing around my neck. Also, my cousin had your product, so that convinced me and I went for it.

I used to fall a lot, so I needed a medical alert device. I’ve had the Lively Mobile for about six months now and had to use it once. Their response time was okay and my interaction with their reps was good. I would recommend Lively Mobile.

I felt like I needed a medical alert device in case of an emergency and it was good with Lively Mobile's reps when I got it. I have had it ring a couple of times. It was in my purse and I didn't mean to touch it. In those instances, they responded right away. But I haven't used it except for those and it's almost $40 a month which is pretty high. I'm 87 years old and I'm on a very limited income. I pay too much for it but I feel more confident now that I have it.

My wife was not well and we needed the Lively Mobile in case an emergency occurred, like if I fell. She used it a number of times to check that it was working and that she knew how to use it. It did what we wanted it to do and we were very happy. But I would have hoped the battery life was longer. We had to charge it almost every day. Other than that, their call center and customer support reps were excellent. The service was always excellent as well.

Last year, I have fallen because of my legs. I was on a walker and was going to the bathroom and my knees locked and then I went to the floor. That was the main reason we got Lively Mobile. Plus, if my wife drove somewhere to do something and I would be home, I've had to have one. So if I needed help, I can punch the button and get some help. So far I've interacted with the Lively Mobile team three times. The last time we called the non-emergency guys twice. They came over and picked me up on the floor. Since having Lively Mobile, I feel confident that I have somebody come and help me if I'm by myself at home. Although, the lines are just tad too short. I cannot slide it over my head without unsnapping it.

I’m 83 years old and alone and there’s always the danger of falling. I live in the house by myself but I have a yard to take care of and I wanted to make sure that if I was out there working, if I should fall, I need some help. Lively Mobile makes me feel more secure. I either have the medical alert device around my neck or in my pocket.

I have coronary artery disease. My arteries stop up and my kids were really worried about me so got a medical alert device. I have a lanyard and I put my Lively Mobile device around my neck in the mornings when I go somewhere, so they can keep track of me. I have a daughter that's ** and she's always with me. And if something happens to me they could get ahold of the right person to come get her. I worry about her being by herself. One time, I lost my Lively Mobile in Walmart and five minutes after, somebody pushed the button. I went up to the counter and they said they had it, but Lively Mobile called my son and he was in there in five minutes. I have gotten my sister to get one.

I live alone and I'm not well. I got a Lively Mobile and I have it in my pocket. I feel safe with it because if I fall, I can always call and have somebody help me. I have tested the button a couple of times and their response has been quick.

I passed out a couple of times and fell, so I felt like I needed a medical alert device. I went with Lively Mobile for the price and have been using it for over a year now. I hardly ever wear it, though. I should be wearing it, but I don't like it because I don't like the thing hanging around my neck and it hangs down to my waist, which I don't like. It's cumbersome. I can't even wear my jewelry because it's in the way. I'm thinking about changing because my sister has one that is about the same price as mine and hers is a little old thing that she wears on her wrist, and it also has a security device for her house. I'm thinking about switching to that.

I have total confidence in the Lively Mobile and I'm pleased with it. I liked what they said that it works when you're away from the house, which was important for me. The device is not uncomfortable but I wish I didn't have to charge it up every day. Sometimes I charge it when I get into bed and I pray that I don't forget to put it back on or fall asleep. I would recommend the Lively Mobile.

I have the Lively Mobile for about three months now. I charge it up every night and when I first started it, they had me push the button to make certain it works. Having the device makes certain that I don't fall at home or out and about and think that I can't get help. I feel like telling everybody I'm Stark from the Avengers. I got a bleeper for a heart because it bleeps telling me that it works. I have recommended them to other people. People ask me what it is and I explain what it is and I tell them everything it's supposed to be able to do as well as the cost because that was sort of a factor when we decided which one to get. It does everything I needed it to and it was the least expensive one.

I wear my Lively Mobile all the time and with it, my confidence is high. I’m in my 70s and I live alone, so my kids insisted that I should have something. The company's reps were very good. They called at the beginning for a test call. Then one time, I accidentally pushed the button and they were right there on the phone asking me what the problem was. I told them I was just showing somebody else who also bought one how to turn it off, but I forgot how to do it and I accidentally pushed the button. So, they talked to the other person through my phone to explain. The only drawback I found with the device is that the black magnetic latch clasp cord is not long enough. I wear it around my neck and I need it about two inches longer. Still, Lively Mobile is worth it. People should get it for their own security. I have referred approximately eight of my friends to them already.

I got a stroke and I live by myself. I have Lively Mobile in case something happens. It's alright and I would recommend it.

My daughter works for the sheriff office. She was at a seminar and heard a presentation about Lively Mobile and was impressed with it. So when I fell in the yard, and she didn’t find me for three hours, we decided to get one. She works at night so I’m here alone for more than 12 hours and the chances of me getting to a phone are not good, even if I fell in the house. With Lively Mobile, I feel like I’m not alone and I feel better about doing things when I’m not alone. It’s working fine and I don't shut it off but I have to charge it every two days.

I've had my Lively Mobile for a few years now and I feel good about having it. It's comfortable and I wear it all the time around my neck. If I'm out by myself somewhere and something happens I’ll push the button. At night I lay it beside my bed and charge it.

We've been happy with Lively Mobile. We tested it a couple of times when we first received it. We made sure that it works and they were very good about replying and responding. And we were confident that if we have an emergency, they'd be there for us. My husband uses the button due to his medical conditions and me working. He did a lot of stuff by himself so I wanted him to have something to rely on in case he couldn't get ahold of me. He wears it on a lanyard. It easily trips off if he leans up against something but it's still better than putting the device in his pocket because he would be pressing the button accidentally all the time, so that wouldn't work.

A year ago, November 16, I fell and broke my hip. There were friends right here and they got me in the car and took me off to emergency. The next day, the doctors did surgery and I had to go into rehabilitation. My two sons and my two daughters-in-law told me, “You have got to get one of these alert button things.” They said that I fall too much. I fall very easily and I’ve broken a lot of bones. So, my daughter-in-law and I went to Wal-Mart over a year and a half ago to get me a telephone. I’m 84 years old and I’m still so old-fashioned. She insisted I needed a cellphone. So, we went in and I told her, “You get the information on it because it’s Greek to me.”

Having a Lively Mobile device makes my children happy. I fell and so, I needed one. When I tested it, I've had a great experience with their reps. I've had the device since August and it's good for me. I would recommend it.

I had a transient ischemic attack last summer which was why I got Lively Mobile. We were watching a football game and the attack happened again. I handed the device to my wife and she clicked it. Then, my maid talked to the reps because my speech was garbled. They knew by the locator in the device exactly where I was at the time and five minutes later, the ambulance arrived. I carry the device in my pocket and I have a second charger so that if I'm in one room for a long period of time and know I need it to get it charged, I put it there.

My Lively Mobile device is comfortable to wear around my neck and I've been more confident since using it.

My daughter insisted that I get Lively Mobile in case I fall since I live alone. I got one and it gives me comfort that in case I needed something, I would have that. There was a time when I leaned against something and I activated it. I could not imagine what was going on. I kept hearing people talk and finally, I went outside to see what was going on and I could hear my phone ringing. They wanted to know if I was all right. About six weeks ago, I lost the device and I couldn’t find it so, I called in to see if they could help me find it. It was in my basement on the floor. In addition, I got a $25 refund when my daughter recommended them to someone who also got their service. The only question I have is if the button could detect my fall if I knocked myself out and I couldn't press the button. I won’t consider it much good if it doesn't do that.

When you get to be my age, a medical alert device is a necessity. I wear my Lively Mobile device around my neck and it's comfortable, but it's heavy and I was wondering if there was any other way to wear it. Also, while I'm sleeping it's in its cradle recharging but that's an important time to have it. But I've used it a few times and it worked out very well each time I did. Fortunately, the EMTs and the fire station are within walking distance to my house, so it doesn't take them long at all to get here. And I was very satisfied with the response. But sometimes the operator doesn't understand. I have a lockbox outside and it works with a key. And when the operator asked me if I had a lockbox, I said yes. She said, "What's the combination?" I said, "I don't have the combination." She said, "Well, how do they get in?" I said, "It's a key." I found that to be annoying.

My husband fell in the garden when I was at work. For my peace of mind, I wanted to make sure that if he fell while I was at work, I would be notified. So, we got him a medical alert device. While I'm now retired, my husband still wears it because sometimes, he's out in the yard and I can't monitor him every second. Since getting the device, I've had fewer worries and he wears the device around his neck. Before we leave any place, I check with him if he has it as one time, we were shopping and the device fell off. We had gone to another store but then the previous store called him to say that the device was left there.

I had to use Lively Mobile once when I fell and I had really good service. I had all kinds of ambulance and fire trucks and they took me to the hospital. The interactions I had with the Lively Mobile team were very wonderful. Now that I have the Lively Mobile device, I'm doing okay. I'm very satisfied with it.

Linda could not walk and sometimes she has a hard time trying to get up from chairs. It had been a lot easier knowing that she had someone she could contact immediately using Lively Mobile in case I was outside. She usually wore the device around her neck and at night, it was on the nightstand right next to her bed. Once in a while, she'd push the button to test it to make sure it was still working. But we've used it a few times. She had fallen and she had pushed the button. The operator came on and verified the address, wanted to know what the problem was, and said that she would call 911 and get help. The device gives peace of mind not only for the person who has it but for family members also. Linda really liked the device and it came in handy. But she's in the hospital right now so we canceled it.

I'm 90 and I don't expect to have anything last very much longer before I'd be gone. When you get my age, anything can happen. I started passing out and I did it twice in the house here and then I did it once after I was out. I don't know how long I was unconscious but I know that the blood on my arm from where I took the skin off was already dried when I came to. I did some other testing recently and I find that every now and then my heart stops. I wore a Holter for two weeks to record my heartbeat. And then there were skips so, I'll be having a pacemaker and that should take care of the problem. I decided I needed something to alert somebody if I really injured myself and couldn't continue on. I put the Lively Mobile on in the morning and wear it all day. At night, I take it off and just put it on the counter by my bed. I know that I got the alert thing that I can use if I have to and my experience with the device has been good.

Getting a Lively Mobile medical alert device was a precautionary measure since I'm by myself and approaching 70. So with it, if I go out and mow the yard or fall in the house, I would have some way to alert someone. I’ve already encouraged two people to get it.

Last winter, I was coming from a neighbor’s house back to mine and we had a lot of snow. I got stuck in the snow that was up high and I got into a drift and I sort of fell down. I pushed myself to get up, but I fell back down. Fortunately, I had someone with me and they called my son to come and help me. The person with me was my same age so he couldn’t help me much and he’d fall too. So, my children gave me Lively Mobile for a Christmas present and they pay whatever they pay for it by the month. I’m gonna be 91 this Mother’s Day and I live alone. I’ve had three friends die from falls and it was a simple fall. They hit the head and never came out of it. I feel that Lively Mobile may help me to get help if I needed.

I'm in a nursing home and if I fall down, I got to crawl miserable carpets to get over to things. So, I’ve got this Lively Mobile around my neck. My daughter bought it for me. When I have it on, there's less worry. I wear it every day, but once in a while I don't. And it only stays charged for one day. If I don't charge it every night, it runs off the next day. Also, what the card was on came off the item and I could see that it's magnetic. It's scotch-taped but it scratches on my body. My daughter ordered a new one and it's been weeks but it hasn't come yet. I've used the button twice and they were okay. In one part of this building, they have a white string around their neck and it goes to the office. But mine goes to 911 and the police department comes.

I’m 90 and I live alone. I fell and broke my hip and wrist. The therapists wouldn’t let me leave the therapy unless I got a device. I chose Lively Mobile because I shop at Walmart and it was cheaper. I put it on when I get up in the morning and it makes me feel safer. At night I put it on the charger. But it quitted and I had to have it rebooted the other day. They were very nice when I called. I thought it only lasted a couple of years but she rebooted it and said that it would hopefully last another year or so. I've told several people about it. A lot of my friends are older and they live alone too. We want to live in our own home and that’s very important. I tell them that they've got to get something like that. I've heard some horror stories about people that lay for eight to 10 hours and it's awful. They don’t have this device and they can’t get to the phone.

I'm more confident since using Lively Mobile. I usually wear the one that hooks on. I use mine at night when I had to get up and go to the bathroom or something. I'm usually gone during the day because I'm out with people. That makes a big difference and I feel more secure. I would recommend Lively to a friend.

I had problems with my blood pressure and I was falling a lot and have injured myself. I got a medical alert device because of that and had a different company to start with. However, I had an incident where I needed them, and they basically weren't there. I was like screaming for them and they said they couldn't hear me. And then, I got the Lively Mobile and felt much more secure. Compared to what I had, they're hands down, way above. I just love them.

When I first got my Lively Mobile, I wore my device in my pocket and it was very good and helpful. I had pushed it a couple of times in the past and their team answered and wanted to know what my problem was. I told them that I had fallen and that my husband alone could not get me up. It turned out that I had a broken knee cap. Lively Mobile's team sent the paramedics and the fire truck team right away. They got me up and the doctor with them examined me right away. At that time, they wanted me to go to the hospital and be X-rayed. I told them that I mend really fast and I would be alright by morning. However, that wasn't to be the case. By evening I was no better and my husband had difficulty getting me onto the bed.

I got a medical alert device since I'm not in that great of shape. I have tested my Lively Mobile device once and it was okay. However, I don't use it that much. I don't wear it because it's in the way but I have it close by. Also, it's too big to hang around your neck. It just needs to have some kind of a hook on it or a necklace like all the other ones you see on TV and not to have them big and bulky like that.

I’m 89 years old, have fallen several times before, and so I needed the Lively Mobile in case I fall. I wear it around my neck and it’s wonderful to have it here. If I fall, I know how to get help. I would recommend it to anyone.

My son bought the Lively Mobile and so far, so good. But sometimes I wonder if it works because I haven’t had to use it and haven’t accidentally set it off. I can’t move around a whole lot and I have to walk on crutches or a walker because I can’t walk without either one but I do alright. I’m in the house and I can hold on in the kitchen a lot so I mostly use it when I’m by myself. I don’t care for the black thing around my neck because it’s a little hot and I need something to hold it but not that big.

When I was young, I used to fall and jump right up and go dancing but now, I would fall and I would stay right there. In January, I fell and got knocked out and I had nobody to help me. So now I can't be without my Lively Mobile. In the beginning, I couldn’t handle the device around my neck and they tried it on my wrist, but I couldn't take it off when I wash dishes. But they should make this with a hook and could be pinned on a blouse or on the side of your slacks. But now I’m so used to it, I couldn’t go without it. I would feel much better when I have the device, though it was a little bit too heavy around the neck. Other than that, they have very good people and I recommend Lively Mobile.

I would be 90 in September and I had been living alone, and I felt it was time to get a medical alert device. I wear the Lively Mobile device around my neck constantly, and I have adjusted and feel very safe with it. I have a place out in The Hill Country of Texas and the hills stop a lot of radio waves. And when I get down there and call Lively Mobile to do a test, they can hear me clearly. And they would ask me if I’m injured and they had been very pleasant. I would charge the device every three days and I wished it didn’t have to be charged as frequently. Other than that, I’m quite happy with the device and I’ve told others to buy one from Lively Mobile.