Lively Mobile2 Reviews

I'm 93 years old and I live alone. I had a heart attack and a surgery and had a defibrillator put in. I needed some help. One time, I fell and although my son lives by me, he said that I got to have a Lively Mobile device in case he's gone since he goes to the lake a lot. So he bought one for me and I've been wearing it ever since. I feel good about it because I know I could get help. It doesn't bother me because I know it's for my own good. But I had a problem with the first device. It didn't work correctly and wouldn't charge. The reps ran something but it still didn't help. So I talked to their reps and they replaced it. I'd tell a friend to get a Lively Mobile device.

My husband is over 80 and he has had medical issues. The Lively Mobile device was suggested to us by our homeowner's association here that it was available and that by having it, we would be assured that my husband would have the response of help if he needs it. I'm one of the benefactors and when I leave the house and knowing that he has it on, he would have some assistance if he fell. He wears it on occasion and it seems to work just fine. It's like having an insurance. There has been a big push for Lively Mobile in the community and I find this in a lot of people in the last couple of years.

I’m a high-fall-risk. I wear my Lively Mobile on my neck all the time, except when I’m sleeping. I put it on as soon as I get up in the morning. I have had fewer worries since getting it. I regularly get a false reading like, “We detected a fall. Please push the button if you really didn’t fall.” I then push the button. I have a really rare, neurological disease and I’m in a support group with other people with the same rare, neurological disease. I've told them that I like Lively Mobile and that I recommend it.

I already had a medical alert device from MobileHelp and their unit was excellent but it consisted of three parts. There was a home base and then one that I wore in my belt and the neck unit. And it was a plain pain in the ass. So when GreatCall came out with a single unit that you wear around your neck, I switched over. It is one simple part that did everything that MobileHelp’s three units accomplished and the costs were about exactly the same. I feel more comfortable wearing GreatCall than not, especially when I'm in the shower. But I had one issue the other day when I put it down and it didn’t seem to charge. Otherwise, my experience has been excellent.

I feel very secure with Lively Mobile because I am a widow living by myself. The device fits in very well. I have a broken shoulder and I haven't been driving. My daughter has been taking me every place and I haven't been mobile, although I walk around. All I do is push the button if I need help. I take it every place that I go. So far, I have not used it in any place but I feel good knowing I have it, especially at night time, and I feel comfortable. If I need someone at night or someone trying to answer my home, I feel good because I live right here at the police station. If anything happens to me, I just have to push that button and I have someone I can talk to -- the nurse or to the doctor -- and they would send me the help that I need if I get locked outside. I would recommend Lively Mobile anytime to anyone. I'm very satisfied with the experience.

Lively Mobile was the cheapest medical alert I saw. I put the device on when I go out and when I go to bed and I feel safer with it. I fell a couple of times and I called their team. They were responsive and I was impressed because they were right here on time and did what they were supposed to do. Everything was terrific with Lively Mobile.

I’m a senior citizen at 84 who lives alone and all of my kids live far away. I’m very independent but I needed some sort of access to help if I needed it. I tried using a medical alert product from a different company but the technology did not work properly. Their technician had to come to the house several times to look at the wires, so I had discontinued it and then I called Lively Mobile. I saw some material about what Lively Mobile was offering and it sounded reasonable and I gave it a try. I put the device in the cradle when I go to bed and put it around my neck when I wake up and so far, so good. It’s perfect and I love it.

I have MS so I fall quite a bit and the GreatCall Lively Mobile is very worthwhile having. I had another one but I always had to carry my telephone ‘cause first, they talk on the machine and it’s about the size of an answering machine. Then if you don’t answer that, they call your phone. With GreatCall, I don’t have to carry my phone and I liked the fact that it talks to me. I pressed the button once and they called back right away. This has a GPS on it too. So it’s supposed to be able to find you. The other one didn’t unless you paid extra for it. I wear my GreatCall Lively Mobile around my neck and it's fine after I shortened the thing it’s hung on. I had to call customer service once because it wasn’t going on the way it was supposed to and they were very nice over the phone.

I'm 78 and I have a balancing issue. And I feel more secure with Lively Mobile around my neck. I did not like the black cord so I changed it and put my gold chain on it which is longer. The device is tucked inside my clothes because I do not like the white light blinking. I wear it backwards and then it's concealed under my clothes. But overall, the device fits very well to my lifestyle.

I was sometimes having problems walking and at my age, I was advised to get a medical alert device. Having one is important especially if you live by yourself. It's very nice to have something that you know can get help if you need it or wherever you're at. I live by myself, so having Lively makes a difference. If something came up, I could push a button and get to some help. I'm also a little more careful since I got it.

I live alone and I have several medical issues. I got a Lively Mobile and it made me feel more secure going to places or even at home. The biggest fear I had was if something happened to me in the house, I couldn't get a hold of anybody. The sense of security with Lively is incredible and it’s gotten me out more. It was very easy to setup and their customer service team was very good. But there was one little detail that happened to me twice. When I put it on the charger, it usually has some kind of chime to let me know that it's in there the right way, but it didn't do that a couple of times. Other than that, I’m really happy that I got Lively Mobile and I don’t want to go without it. I would highly recommend it to anyone.

My mother-in-law’s in independent living and she had taken a couple of falls. We wanted to make sure she had some type of call service in case that happens because she lives by herself. We’re doing quite well with Lively Mobile. We are paying for the service that we have for her, for security reasons, and we’ve been really pleased with the service. We’ve had all good experiences. They called her once, checking on her, and she was able to talk with them. They’ve also called us once saying that she fell and we took care of that right away. They were very cordial. We thought she had fallen but what had happened was her necklace was on her chest and she picked it up and moved it up to her shoulder so it recorded a fall.

I had quite a few falls. I was in the hospital over Christmas and I pretty much had to use my walker since then. My husband is also not able to pick me up because he has back problems and we can’t call any of our kids because they all work and they also all have some problems with their back. I have the Lively device, the wrist one, and I just keep it in my pocket all the time. I feel better because I have it.

I came home one day and my uncle had the Lively Mobile medical alert device and he gave it to me. I plug it in at night time and leave it there all night then I take it off in the morning and hang it around my neck and put it under my t-shirt. Several people had asked me questions about Lively Mobile and I told them that it could save their lives and that all they have to do is to push the button and talk and somebody would come up.

My wife has a pacemaker and some other health issues so we feel more secure that she has the Lively Mobile. We got it set up and they seemed very professional and helpful. But the neck lanyard that she got was worthless. It fastened together with a magnetic catch and it comes apart so she was always losing it. I took that off and tied a nice little bow on it instead. Also, the battery life is terrible as it will only last for less than 24 hours. It has to be recharged so she's without it for about four hours out of every 24 hours. But it has a GPS function and it's not tied to a base station which is exactly why we got it. We've had others that have the base station and she had to stay within 500 feet from that or it will not work.

My children thought I needed a medical alert device to help me out. I’m 86 years old, I have a tendency for falling, and I live by myself on a farm. So far, I haven’t had any problems with Lively Mobile. Their people I talked to have been very nice and very helpful. But I called them a month ago because I had taken a fall and I thought that when I fell, it would go off. But they said I didn’t have the full contract on it. I'd have to add another $10 which I can’t do being on a restricted budget, so I just have it where if I fall and can’t get help, I can press the button. But I wish I could have that service where if I fall, it would go off.

I have had a couple of dizzy spells which concerned me. I have the Medical Alert already when I got really dizzy while in a Target store. I was throwing up and it was full blown. They called the ambulance and brought me to the emergency, so I did not have to push the button. I’m by myself and I’m 86. I live in a senior mobile home park with a lot of people. The ambulance is right across from us and most of the calls are people who fell in their bathroom, so the device gives me security. I keep it right by my bed at night time. It is quite comfortable to wear and I have never even realized it is on. However, when I did volunteer work, somebody asked, "What's that light that keeps going on and on?" The device was showing through my blouse that day.

I needed a medical alert device in case I fall. I wear it around my neck. And since using Lively Mobile, I feel a little more secure. I haven't used it yet but I’ve tested it a couple of times and they respond after a few minutes. The people were great and I'd recommend Lively Mobile.

I'm 80 years old and I live alone. I have a small dog and he's very helpful but when it comes to calling 911, he can't handle it. In the last two years, I've had a number of falls. I'm a retired registered nurse and I have also been involved in counseling people to have Lively Mobile. Plus, I've had back surgery. My mind and everything is still fine but my body is old. I tested the device one time. When I first called, the gal I talked to was excellent. She explained everything that I could think off that I needed to know.

I’ve had Lively Mobile for a year now and it's a good protection because I'm 90 and healthy and I walk a lot alone at daytime and I have driven by myself at night. I would recommend Lively Mobile if someone said they need it.

I’m 88 years old and living in an independent living facility and I needed something when I travel. I haven’t had to use it at all other than to hook it up. I hooked it up I when was in California. And they told me I was in Stockton, California, so everything was fine. I feel like I have a way to call somebody if I need it. I wear it all the time and it sits on my belt so it’s very comfortable. It works fine. When it runs way down and I put it on a charger, somebody comes on and says, “This is such and such.” And then the voice comes on and it tells me that it’s working all right.

I've had Lively Mobile for a year and a half and it has saved me once. It was a year before last Easter time and I was alone but by using the button, I was able to get someone to come. They said I saved myself. If I hadn’t had this button, I wouldn’t be here. I still wear it all the time and I don't go outside without it. I wear it on the thing around my neck and stick it in the top part of my bra. I don’t even realize that it’s there. A lot of times, I wake up and still have it on, still blinking. I had another one once, but it wasn’t any good at all. It was on my wrist and it wasn’t handy either. My GreatCall Lively Mobile seems okay and I’m happy with it. A lot of people have medical alert devices and I tell them to keep it. I've also suggested getting one to people who are alone.

We were happy for about 4 years with the previous two units (although they wore out sooner than we would like). Just had to replace a 'splash' with a 'Lively'. The Lively's entire call button continually flashes bright white light, which makes the wearer look like ET. My 90 y.o. mother immediately refused to wear it, and I don't blame her. We are looking for an alternate service. It seems really odd that no one realized that elderly people who need to wear the device would like to be discrete about it. Who really wants a light flashing on them when they are out in public, especially in a restaurant or movie theater, or anywhere after dark. The new design with the flashing light is more suitable for an hospital room device than for wearing in public.

Since using Lively Mobile, I feel more comfortable. I live by myself and having a medical alert device is very important. The only thing that was distracting at times was when the little white light goes off. The light tells me I'm in touch with somebody. But it would be better if it was a little less bright.

I live by myself and I had fallen a couple of times a year ago. One was pretty serious. I didn’t break any bones but I had an internal problem that I wasn’t aware of. When I landed in the hospital, they searched to see what the cause was and I had a gallbladder stone wedged in the duct that goes to the small intestine. There was no way I could have been aware of something like that and after that, I got the GreatCall Lively Mobile device. I try to wear it every day and it’s kind of a nuisance because you can’t wear a necklace or put one over, but I’d rather be safe than sorry. Plus I feel much more confident in being by myself because of one of its features that is so important. I can call if I hear somebody trying to break into the house or they can find me wherever I am. It’s not just for falling down or breaking a bone. But I can also fall and not even need to press the button. If I’m unconscious, they would know it and they would come.

I’m a senior and I live alone and I’ve been thinking about a medical alert device for some time so I finally decided to do it. I dealt with the team at Lively Mobile a couple of times and made test calls to see if they could tell where I am but I’m not happy with the results. When I got the unit, part of the sign-up program was telling them addresses like where I live and different places. I tried it from my house and I assume that when they knew the area that I was in it was correct that time but if I was a few blocks away, I still wouldn't be in the area of the same cell phone tower and I don't think they'd know.

A couple of weeks ago, my hot water heater went out in the garage and my son came by. He took the old one out and put a new one in. I was running around the garage without my walker and I fell down behind him. When I went down, he turned around and kept my head from hitting a cabinet. He talked to the Lively Mobile team on the cellphone while I was talking to them on the necklace, and it was pretty good. Lively Mobile is on my neck everyday and it serves its purpose.

Our mother will be 92 next week. She has poor hearing but she’s in good health and she lives by herself in a retirement home. She has the Lively Mobile with her in case she has an emergency. We really like it for her and the device gives her peace of mind. The device is quite appropriate for her and she has it on a little necklace. It’s very light and it’s not cumbersome. It’s easy for her to handle. She takes it with her when she leaves her apartment and goes to the laundry so she feels she can call somebody if anything should happen. It works out well. But she sometimes forgets to recharge. Other than that, she says the unit itself is fine and she’s very happy with it. Also, the Lively Mobile reps have been awesome. They have been very helpful and have always been sweet and kind.

My mother is going to be 92, and a year ago, we got Lively Mobile for her after she fell and ended up in the hospital. She fell in the bathroom and couldn’t get up for an hour to let us know that she fell. She lives in a senior complex and there is a cord there but she couldn’t reach it to call for help. My brother who lives in Florida asked me to find out where we could get a medical alert device at the best price. Our mother looked up Lively Mobile and it was the one that she wanted so we went with that one.

My son got the Lively Mobile device for me when he came to visit me and he takes care of the bills. He knew I was alone and I have just a little old folk’s problem so I need one. I understand that if I push the button in the middle, they would answer. I would tell them what was going on, where I am and if they’d be able to get in in case it’s late ‘cause old folks lock up. It is very helpful to me because most of the time I’m alone. I just try not to forget it. I take my medicine and pin the device on me, and I scurry around. I get around pretty good.

My son is concerned about my health. I’m 85 years old and I don’t move around too well and I’m up north with my wife. Both of us have a little bit of memory problem. So my son bought a Lively Mobile. Before I had it I have fallen and had trouble getting up. I had to have help and it would have been a lot easier to just hit a button. Now I just carry that gadget around with me and plug it in when I have to. My son gets all the messages for the device. He knows exactly where I’m going all the time. He would see any response on it and he’s pretty quick to call. I would recommend Lively Mobile.

I'm in my 70's and I live by myself and my kids talked me into getting a Lively Mobile device. I wear it around my neck and I usually wear it inside of the house. It's good to know that I could just hit the button and get help. It's okay but a lot of times I don't notice I have it on. Also, the battery doesn't last all day. If I put it on in the morning, by evening it's done. If I want to take a shower, it's charging, and usually, that's when I want to have it on. Nonetheless, I'm happy with my Lively Mobile. It's not very pretty though. I should have checked other things out there that looked a little better. I've seen pictures of some that looked more attractive. So, it's a good idea to have something but not necessarily this one. I'd tell others to check around.

I purchased a medical alert device from Lively Mobile for preventive measures. I always wear it around my neck. I test it every once in a while. It's definitely a good device to have.

My son insisted that I have the Lively Mobile and I called twice to test it. The Lively Mobile team was very prompt and efficient. I wear the device around my neck and it is extremely comfortable. There’s a white light that goes off and on to let me know that I’m still in the territory. However, I frequently forget to take the device off when I go to the grocery store and I see people looking, and I’m sure they’re wondering why on earth I am beeping. Other than that, everything that I have gotten so far has been what I expected it to be and more. I’m a very happy customer and I have no hesitation to recommend them.

My husband passed away and I’m living alone. I’m in my 80’s now and I’m not as sure-footed as I used to be and I had fallen about two times. I thought that if I had the Lively Mobile, it would have been handy. It gives me a little more confidence and I wouldn’t go out on the ice or snow without it. I feel comfortable on ice days with it. I don’t wear it absolutely every day or carry it but I probably should. If I’m going to be away from the house, I want to be sure I have it especially on inclement weather days. I wear it around my neck and it doesn’t take up so much room that I’m uncomfortable with it. It’s just handy to have.

I lost my wife a couple of years ago and I was living by myself. I had some health problems and my son thought I needed one of those medical alert devices, so we got Lively Mobile. I’ve had the device for over a year now and I haven’t had an emergency since I had it, but I wear it every day and I’m proud of it. I tell a lot of people about it as it is a lot better than most. I live in a retirement center with about 250 old people. We have our own medical alert device here in the area but it’s no good if I get outside the building. It doesn’t protect me there. The Lively Mobile is expensive though and there are several on the market that’s cheaper.

My knees have just been operated on, and I fell down and I couldn’t get up. I had to roll all the way around the front of the house, so somebody could see me out there. A man came down the road and I waved at him, and then he got my son, my daughter and son-in-law to come and help me get up. So I got the Lively Mobile and I feel secure with it. I’m 88 years old and I don’t get out by myself very often, but I wear the Lively Mobile around my neck when I go somewhere. I don’t wear it at the house, but it’s right beside my bed. I’d recommend the Lively Mobile to anybody.

I feel somewhat secure when I have my Lively Mobile in my pocket. Once I had it in my pocket, I made a mistake and I got an answer from a nice male voice. I told them it was an error and I apologized. But I wish they would give me one for my wrist since they charged me all that money. When I first called Lively Mobile, I was told that what I would have to pay was just my fees for using it. I would not have to pay anything for installation. But I was charged on my Mastercard for over $100 and I didn’t like it. I tried to call but I never reached anybody. Some other companies keep calling me saying that they would give me one for the neck and one for the wrist, too, free of charge if I'd go with them. So I keep thinking about that and it’s for the same fees I’m paying.

I have passed out at my children's house one time. We got home and found out that I needed to have a cardiac cath and they said I have to have a medical alert device so we got one from Lively Mobile. This device helps my children feel a little bit more secure that I have extra people watching out for me. The rep from Lively Mobile who I spoke with has helped me a lot. And with this device, all I have to do is just press the power button and it will recharge. The only thing I have against it is the light keeps flashing. It flashes right through my clothes. If people are with me, they see the light flashing on my chest. They're a little bit concerned. I have tried putting it on backward so that the light is against my skin. But I've gotten used to it and I'm contented to wear it. I take it to the shower and I like it. I would definitely recommend Lively Mobile to my friends.

I had a stroke in 2016 and my kids had me get a Lively Mobile. I've recovered very well, but I'm very concerned. I live alone and I would have a problem. I wear my device around my neck and though I haven't had to use it, it has been okay.

I was diagnosed with stage four COPD recently. I also had a couple of exacerbations here in the house where I had to call 911. I figured that Lively Mobile was a good idea to have because I’ll never know when it might happen and I might not be at home. When I first set the medical alert device up I did a test. It was straightforward and simple to use. If I have an issue I just press the button and somebody comes to the rescue. It gives me a safe feeling to know that I have that at my disposal should I need it.

I had several falls and I've had two different kinds of medical alert devices from Lively Mobile. I have one around my neck, which I have to make sure to charge every night. And it is going to be a little bit of a problem for me. But other than that, it’s good to have. My device makes things easier. When I got it, I was still driving and I could be out at the grocery store and feel good about it. I’m perfectly happy with Lively Mobile so I'd encourage others to have it.

I’m 85, I live alone and I’m not in a really good health. I used to have a different medical alert but it had too much equipment. It had a wristband and a neck thing but I still had to carry a GPS with me. So, I switched to Lively Mobile. And the alert that I have now is strictly a GPS and it’s chained around my neck. It’s just one thing. Shortly after I got it, before I even got the names of the contact people, I fainted and fell in the backyard. The neighbors helped me before and the response from Lively Mobile came in a matter of a few minutes. It was embarrassing when the alert went off accidentally, too, but the team was very nice about it.

I’ve been using Lively Mobile for about two years. I am blind and I live alone. I had also fallen before and I wanted somebody to come, lift and help me up. Neither of my kids lives very close, too, so they suggested I get a medical alert device in case something happens. I wear the device around my neck and it’s comfortable. My daughter comes up once a week or once every three months and she checks it. Their response time is mediocre though as it takes them around four rings. To me, that’s important. I’d rather it was quicker.

We had a working medical alert device but Mary thought it wasn’t working. Her stepdaughter sent the GreatCall Lively Mobile device to her, but it doesn’t seem to work. It has been knocked off of her nightstand numerous times and not once has Lively Mobile ever called or the fire department showed up. When she activated the other one accidentally, they called her back to check on her, but she was careful so it didn’t talk to her very often. But every time she made a mistake, they called her or the fire department showed up twice because she didn’t answer them. Although I am not happy about the GreatCall Lively personally, Mary’s happy with it so we're going to keep it.

I have multiple sclerosis and I live alone. And also, I had fallen. I needed a medical alert device and a friend recommended Lively Mobile. But ever since I’ve gotten the device, I’m very happy that I haven’t fallen. Still, it’s a wonderful thing and it would have been there for me in case I fell. I wear it in a couple of different ways. I wear mostly jeans or slacks and I clip it onto the band and put a little chain around it and then throw a loop on my apparel. It seems to work fine and that way, I will not lose it if somebody knocks it off. One time, my grandson came and gave me a great big hug and he pushed the button, and Lively Mobile immediately responded. They were nice, too.

My neighbor has a medical alert device but she can't take it out of the house. So it's not as good as the GreatCall because GreatCall is based on the satellite and you can carry it around with you. When I found out I could go up to Walmart and get one, I did. I’m 77 and I got a pinched nerve. Since I've been having trouble with my back and leg lately, I feel a little more confident when I carry my GreatCall around with me. I have the GreatCall Splash but I have seen in the advertisements that they came out with a new device that looks a little different now.

I had an experience before where I passed out in my kitchen. I woke up and didn’t know what had happened, then I crawled to the telephone. That made me decide to get a medical alert device. I had a medical alert device before I moved to a retirement community, but it was a home-based one with the base set, which wasn’t appropriate here. I needed one that moved with me so I got a Lively Mobile. I wear it around my neck and it's a little bulky. I wear it inside my clothes since the flashing light is disconcerting to people.

I'm a retired medical social worker and I live independently. I go food shopping at the supermarket, go to the pharmacy, the bakery, and go to Macy’s once every six months. The Lively Mobile device was given to me a year ago. My sons and my husband decided that I needed to have something around my neck in case I wasn’t feeling well or I was in an emergency situation. I wear it around my neck and as soon as I wake up in the morning, it's right next to my bed on the nightstand. I put it on before I go out of the house but I also wear it in the house so that if I go downstairs to the basement and I fall, I have it on.

I'm 86 now and since my husband died, I am by myself. My family and I all felt I should get a medical alert system because I had fallen a couple of times. I got Lively Mobile when I was going to Florida last year and I have it for about a year now. I feel more independent with it, especially if I'd be going outside my house because if I would fall maybe no one would see me. There are certain times I would take it off when I'd be in the house, but most of the time, I would have it on and I feel more comfortable.

I'm old and I live alone, and since using Lively Mobile, I don't worry so much. The device is easy to use and better than the 10 pounds of weight around my neck. And it is worth the price to pay for it. My experience with Lively Mobile has been nothing but good.

I had a hip replacement surgery and I didn’t want to be left alone without any way of getting help if I fell down or something. I have Lively Mobile, but I haven’t needed to use it so far. It was very easy to set up and I had a representative who really helped me a lot. I wear it around my neck, and I'm satisfied with it.

I've got a medical thing going on which is affecting my balance. My wife passed in 2016, so I live alone. We were out without power for about six days and the only thing that worked were cellphones. It's good to know that the Lively Mobile device is there. I have had a couple of incidents with the automatic feature. I forgot that I had it on and went on to do some things that interpreted as me falling, when I wasn't. And it impressed me how quickly they were there. But during the first time, it was a little startling because I wasn't expecting it 'cause I didn't think I've done anything to set it off. It would be a lot easier if the automatic fall feature worked without being worn as a pendant but with a clip-on. In this day and age, smaller is better. Although it's small for what it does, reducing the size would be helpful either in the overall dimension or the thickness of it.

My neighbor has a Lively Mobile and I felt I needed it, too. I got Lively Mobile for myself right on my hip or around my neck, and I've been using it for about a year and a half now. Having to wear it around the neck is too bulky and people look at me funny when it's flashing at them all the time. But then that's their problem, not mine. Lively Mobile has a new model out that I've seen a friend has and it looks like it's a little easier to keep in the pocket. Overall, the service is good and their response time is immediate. I'm very satisfied with it.

My niece, who's a lawyer, is very nagging and she said that I should get a button. I'm 87 and she thinks that I'm going to fall eventually. I told her to research it and she came up with GreatCall Lively Mobile. One thing I don't like about Lively Mobile is the very short time before it's to be put back on charge on the battery. I put the button in at 3:00 o'clock in the afternoon and then it goes off with a ding dong or ding, ding, ding sound and powers off. Also, twice happened where the spring opens unexpectedly. They should make sure that the opening is on the side not on the top so it won't tend to open. Even more, I've accidentally seemed to have turned it off when I leaned against something and pressed the button without knowing. I was getting up from the table and then I heard their voice. The first time it happened was in booth at a restaurant and the voices suddenly talking to me got me very flustered.

I'm an old, fat man and I've had several heart attacks. I stay at home while my wife works and she's worried that something might happen to me. So she was really interested in the Lively Mobile button. It gives my wife a peace of mind. I can't use a necklace because I have a pacemaker, so I wear it on my belt.

I'm disabled and I'm in a wheelchair, and my experience with Lively Mobile was great. However, I had to cancel it and go back to the Aging Office’s program. The thing is a little heavy around the neck, which I didn’t like at all, but I do like that it is a GPS because it was nationwide. I also do not like the squareness of the thing either, as well as the flashing light through the clothes. The unit I have now is basically the same thing, but not near as heavy nor as big. Since having the device I gained more confidence. The team was great and everything was fine. It is easy to use and I'm satisfied.

I have had occasions where I would fall down and I can't get back up. I wear my Lively Mobile device and I'm satisfied having their service.

I've had two strokes and I've had trouble with falling since then. Having my Lively Mobile feels like I'm not by myself and I have somebody looking after me. If I get sick, I can alert somebody. It's comfortable and easy to use. I would refer Lively Mobile to others.

I'm 83 years old and I live by myself. My children wanted me to get a medical alert device. I had MobileHelp before and it was over $400 a year. The last time I called them for anything, the guy was very rude so I just got rid of them. I had all kinds of excuses not to get a medical alert device. But GreatCall was very inexpensive and does the same thing as the big high dollar ones do. The only problem I had with them is that I never know how much money they're taking out in my account. It's supposed to be $24 a month, but when I got my bank statement for last month, they had taken out $21. For the last three months, the amount was different than what I put in because they lowered it. So this time I didn't put anything and I would wait until I get my bank statement and then put it in.

My husband had fallen a few times outside and since he got Lively Mobile I feel a little safer leaving him. Their service has been real good. We had a service before that didn't work at all. I would recommend Lively Mobile to a friend. It's a little pricey but it would make you feel more secure.

I was living all alone after my husband passed away. I have very serious arthritis and the doctor asked me to use a cane walking all the time and now they want me to use a walker. I’m susceptible to a fall, so I’m very, very careful. I wear very strong low heel shoes, and I thought that the medical device is the best thing and it’s in my purse all the time. Even if I ride in somebody else’s car, it's with me in case there was an accident and I was involved in anybody. I've never had to use my Lively Mobile, but I hit the button by mistake when I was unplugging the charge and the emergency came by right on and asked if I needed help. Then I told them that I just hit the button by mistake. I charge it every night and I'm satisfied with it. I would recommend it.

I’m 101 years old and I live alone. A friend told me about Lively Mobile and I called them. They set up a service for me and I’ve had it for about three years. The customer service is very good and they told me exactly what to do. I wear the device around my neck and having it does not bother me at all. I fell and broke my hip the other night but I forgot to push the button. I’m getting well now and everyday was taken care of anyway. Also, I told a friend to get Lively Mobile and have recommended them to two people.

I’ve had a couple of seizures and to avoid any possibility of falling, I decided to get a medical alert device just to make sure. I feel more independent with my Lively Mobile device. Although I’m not always successful in wearing it every day, but I really try especially when I’m outside driving. I need to make sure I have it with me at all times so that when I’m walking, I’ll have it. And their team has been helpful. I had an issue three months ago and this was able to help me right away. It’s been a very reliable and great service and we’ll continue to use it. It has provided me a lot more security for my own well-being as well as those who would be trying to get into my house if I had to. I would be telling my friends that Lively Mobile's a really good thing for someone who is a little bit unstable on their feet and may need to have help if they don’t want to fall or if they do, they'd want to make sure that they have help right away.

I had another medical alert and I got Lively Mobile, which I like much more. The other one would go off when I was in another room and they were going to send an ambulance to my house and I didn’t even know it had gone off. But they had some good points, too. My dog had stepped on it while I was driving and we were out walking and they sent a police after me, so that was good. With Lively Mobile, there was one time I leaned over the cabinet and set the device off and they called me right directly instead of other numbers, and they asked if I was okay. I told them I was fine and I must’ve just hit my button. So, I’ve been very pleased with it and it’s easy to wear and most of the time, I remember to keep it on me.

I have some type of pain in my right hip, so it is very difficult for me to walk and I have to use a walker everywhere I go. One time, I stubbed my toe and I fell in my bedroom. I didn’t have enough strength to get myself up, so I called my friend who lives close to me and she got somebody to help me. I live by myself and I knew I needed to get a medical alert device after that. I collected information on every medical alert button and I started calling people, and the price was off-the-wall. I saw the ad of Lively Mobile and it was $14.99 at that time, and now its $19.99. But that’s still a drop in the bucket compared to these other places. They have a very affordable plan.

I’m taking care of my husband who is in a hospice right now. He won't be able to do anything as far as call somebody if needed. Also, I have a little sciatic nerve in my back, so I’m always afraid. And sometimes, I simply stop breathing and then I start breathing again after about 30 seconds, and that’s hard. With the Lively Mobile, I feel better about getting up in the middle of the night and having the device in my pajama bottom pocket because if I fall, I could always call somebody and let them know. Their reps have been very nice. I've dialed accidentally a couple of times and they said, "That's okay, we’ll eliminate that."

I’m 91 years old and I live alone, and it's nice to know that Lively Mobile is there if I need it. I feel more secure with it. I don't even remember that the device is there half the time. They don’t check in though to see that it still works and I guess that as long as it’s blinking, it’s still working. Overall, I would recommend them.

I have a metal roof on my house and I was with Life Alert before. The cell tower that they use is up in the hills and I had to get a booster from AT&T in order to use it. I did not like it because it wouldn't let me use it when I needed it the most. I saw Lively Mobile in the AARP magazine and I did my own research and found out that their tower is about a mile and a half from me, so I didn’t need to have a booster. I've used the device accidentally and when I want to make sure it's still operating properly. And they respond immediately.

I wound up with a cellulitis infection in both legs and was in very bad shape. And sometimes I’d fall, so having a medical alert device would be more on the safe card. I had more security since having Lively Mobile. If I go to the farm and I'm alone out there, I got something in case something happens. One time, I was wearing it and pushed it against the car and it was set off. I had to tell the people from Lively Mobile not to come and that nothing was wrong. If I’m around the house, I don’t wear it. But when I have it on, it's light and I forget that I have it. Overall, it's been a good experience with Lively Mobile.

I was walking to my car and doing fine. I didn't even know that I fell and it was a few minutes later that I remembered coming out of it and thinking to myself, "Well, I'd better see if I can get up off of this cement." I open my eyes and there was a medical firm and he had an ambulance there. When I was about 14 and I went to town, I was at the Masonic girls meeting that we had. I could remember, I was one of the people that worked in the room. We were standing up and I looked at the girl next to me and I couldn't see her. I turned my head back and then I turned and looked back at her and I said, "I can't see you." Then I fell on the floor and they took me out. That was the first time I had anything similar to that when I was 14.

I belong to the organization, Immanuel PACE, and they had given me a medical alert device but it only worked here in the apartment. And I found Lively Mobile at Wal-Mart and it’s good all over and I have had zero issues. I had to learn how to plug the little dog in at night because I need to hold them outright to get it to work. But I'm getting along fine with it now. I wear the device all of the time during the day but I don't leave it on at night. It is the most reasonable, all-inclusive medical alert system that I've ever seen and I'm very happy with it.

I’m 92 and I’ve taken some falls. That is why I got Lively Mobile. I once fractured a hip and I was just standing in line with my cane and down I went, and that alerted me that I needed to do something. Since I got the device, I have felt pretty good most of the time and felt safer too. The team I dealt with was great. They were here promptly and everything was fine. The only thing I don’t like about it is it has to be charged every night, which is kind of a pain. It’s above my bed, so I can reach it easily because I have to get it when I go to the bathroom at night -- I put it on every time I go. I’m satisfied for the most part. I have also told my friends why I got it and that it was convenient for me, and that they responded immediately when I called.

At the time I got Lively, I was just coming out of a serious illness and I was very unsteady on my feet, especially while walking. And then I got macular degeneration which caused my eyesight to be very limited. I have very low vision so I use Lively for that and I'm very satisfied with it. I tested it when I first got it and they responded right away. I don’t need it here in the house at this point, but I use it when I go out and it gives me a little more assurance that I have it because I am still unsteady on my feet. The only thing I didn’t like was that I ended up paying more for it than what I was told when I ordered it. Their reason was the taxes in Pennsylvania, which they never even mentioned when I got it. But I have recommended it to others.

My friend went and got Lively Mobile when I came home from the nursing home thinking, I should have it.I’m paying a pr etty good price for it every month. I wore it once or twice in the house but I don’t like that light that flashes all the time. You can’t hardly cover it up and I don’t like people see it flashing. The button might have gone when I was moving it but nobody came on.

I have pulmonary hypertension and I get short of breath real easy, so I have trouble walking. One day, I turned my phone off and my daughter and my wife were trying to get a hold of me. They couldn't get a hold of me, and it scared them. They were both ready to leave work and come home to see if I was okay. And so, I decided that maybe it would be a good idea to have a medical alert device. I'd seen a commercial of Lively that you could go anywhere with it, and I'd always watched the guy that was on the commercial with his program. I trust him, so I figured it would be a good one to get.

My husband was working by himself all the time. He got the Lively Mobile in case something happened. The device has been great. But my husband is retired now so he doesn’t wear it anymore. He’s not on roofs anymore or working by himself. I knew a girl who was interested in getting a medical alert for her grandfather, so I told them Lively Mobile works.

I got a Lively Mobile because it’ll go outside my home, and I feel more comfortable now than I did before. I hang it around my neck and away I go. I appreciate the fact that Lively Mobile has the device and in fact, I have told people about it. Also, the reps I've spoken over the phone were very courteous.

I'm pretty happy with Lively Mobile and I would recommend it. I don't use it but I have it with me most of the time. In case I would fall, I could call someone. I usually have it close at hand because I'm very unsteady on my feet sometimes. At first, I didn't recommend it because I had so much trouble getting established. It took a little bit of doing to get it changed over from my husband having it to having my name on it, but it was settled in. However, they went up on their price since I took it out. I would like to know if that's going to happen all the time because it comes out of the daily funds that I have. I've been kind of pricing it with other ones. The only thing I really like about the Lively Mobile from GreatCall is that it's good no matter where I go. And the only thing I do not like about it is the cord that's on it. It's a very heavy and a clumsy cord.

I am alone and I got Lively Mobile. I'm happy with my experience but half the time I forget to wear it and so far, I haven't done anything with it.

I keep my Lively Mobile device on me all the time. And I feel happy because I feel safe with it. I am 95 and when you get that old, you fall over, so it is something to have in case something happens. I’m satisfied with Lively Mobile.

I am alone and I have to be taken care of by two people but they’re not with me all the time. They’re worried that I fall quite a bit and hurt myself ‘cause I’d had a stroke. I'm also easy to fall and so I carry my Lively Mobile in my pocket everywhere I go. If I have any problem, I could call them. Their names, addresses and phone numbers are on the device. It is good to have it so that I know I come protected. I’d be very lonely without it. My children are back in the East Coast and I have to have it here with me to protect myself.

I don’t get around very good and I fall and need some help. The kids have been trying to get me to get a medical alert before but I didn’t do it. They decided I was going to have one and got the Lively Mobile for me. The device is a necklace that goes over my head and doesn’t bother me. It’s very good and I've used it one time. I slipped off the bed and then sat down on the floor. I didn’t get hurt, but there wasn’t anything I could get a hold of to get up. I pressed the button and talked to somebody. I don’t hear very good and I had a little trouble understanding them but they knew what I was saying. They came in about 10 minutes and helped me get up. I’m really glad I got Lively Mobile.

My husband was very sick and he needed a medical alert device. We got him a Lively Mobile but he passed away and I am keeping it for myself now. I feel more worry-free since I have it around my neck when I go to bed at night and during the day if I’m having trouble. I’ve got a crushed disc on my back and some days I don’t walk very good. And with the Lively Mobile, I feel like I can move around the house and go outside because I have a way to get ahold of somebody. Sometimes I wish I would’ve got the one around my wrist but I’m comfortable with what I’ve got. I’ve told a lot of people about it. Their team was also very friendly when I got to talk to them. But I never knew how to put other people’s telephone numbers in there and I need to set that up.

I find myself most of the time working with my 10 dogs. I'm also 80 years old, so I got the Lively Mobile device. However, I charge it once a day but it runs out before I put it back in. I would really like it if I wouldn’t have to charge it.

My kids got me a Lively Mobile. I have it around my neck and it’s pretty comfortable that I forget I have it on.

I used my Lively Mobile for three months, but I had my son disconnect the service for me because I had another one that includes the monitor for fire and something else. I never had to use my Lively Mobile medical alert button, but I had it with me on. And I was happy that I had it.

I fell and was unconscious when I hit the floor, and after that, my family decided and I agreed I needed an alert device. I bought the Lively necklace and I sent it back because it wasn’t working. I got something else, and then I decided the previous one was better, so I got it back and it works so I kept it. I wear it and it’s comfortable because if you don’t wear it around your neck, it’s not the fault of the device if it goes off.

A friend of mine had a stroke which happened very early in the morning and we lost her. I turned 83 this week and that made me realize that I was more vulnerable than I was acknowledging. I also had torn a meniscus in my knee. It was giving me some trouble and I could fall. Since I live alone and could afford the Lively Mobile device, I decided to take advantage of it and have it available in case I needed it. Also, one of the ladies I knew had their device and she was satisfied with it. A lot of my friends have the medical alert device and they all have different brands and all kind of different plans, but the Lively Mobile was the most reasonable and very satisfying for the woman I know that also has this.

When I had my 89th birthday, I got to thinking that it would be a good idea if I have a medical alert. Also, my husband’s gone and I live alone now. I've watched all the ads on the TV and I liked what I saw with Lively Mobile so I got myself one. Since then, I never felt insecure. I carry it when I leave the house but I haven't had to push the button yet.

I’ve had my Lively Mobile device for about four or five years. I’m getting old and had to have something here. I have a 99-year-old friend who doesn't wear one. I’ve called his son about Lively and said, “It would be a good idea if your father had it.” I also told my friend, "If you fall, you’re not going to have anybody here to help you.” It surprised me though that I haven’t heard from the company more often or just checking on me rather than waiting for me to call. It would be nice if I heard from them, “How are you?" But I make sure on my calendar that I call them every single month, and they are always grateful for my call.

I’ve had my Lively Mobile for a couple of months now. I got a medical alert device since I'm not steady on my feet. My daughter tested it when I first got it. And I've never had to use it so far. It's not inconvenient and I wear it at night. It's nice to know that if I really have trouble and need help, I can get it.

I'm about to turn 71 and my wife has died so I live alone. I got Lively Mobile and it has definitely made me feel more confident and safe. I put it on in the morning, take it off at night and the rest of the time it's there if I ever need it. I've got it on a lanyard so either it hangs under my t-shirt or if I'm wearing a shirt that has a pocket I stick it in the pocket. I have a combination lock on my door, so I put that in my profile so that if I ever need them they can let the first responders in without breaking the door down. Other than that, I've only spoken to them by accident. In the very beginning, leaned on the key a little too hard when they did the test call and they wound up calling back. They’ve been polite, helpful and were able to answer all your questions. I'm in the process of recommending them to a friend. I've been harassing her for months to get one and she has finally agreed.

I’m 92 years old and I live alone. I fell one time when I went to the mailbox but that was all my fault. I wasn’t walking slowly towards the house while looking at my mail, then I stepped on a vine and over I went. I broke my collar bones so I couldn’t undress myself or use my arms. Now, I carry the Lively Mobile device around with me all the time. I love it and I’m satisfied with it.

I got a medical alert device from Lively Mobile and I wear it around my neck. I use it when I’m out in the yard working and I’m climbing ladders. I felt like I needed to have it because I live alone and if I were to fall off a ladder, I would have nobody there to know I am lying on the ground. My mom had one and then she passed away, and I thought that it’s not a bad idea for me to have one for that type of thing right now. When I first got the device, it went off due to a short, and the fire department ended up being at my house. I called Lively Mobile and they ended up sending me a new one. They were very nice and professional. Overall, my experience with Lively Mobile has been good.

My mom was living alone and she could have fallen. At one point before I got here to take care of her, she went out to get the newspaper and she fell on the driveway. She she knocked herself out and had to crawl back upstairs. My sister found out about Lively Mobile and she set it up for her. She still has it even after I came back and I'm with her almost 24/7 now.

I had a mild heart attack and since I got GreatCall, I take it everywhere I go. I got it on my neck, otherwise, I hook it on my belt. I have it for over a year now. I hit the button accidentally a couple of times and their response was quick.

I'm a widow and I live alone. My daughter who lives in Kansas City suggested I get a mobile alert so I got a Lively Mobile through Walmart. I just hang it around my neck and it's very comfortable. So far, I'm very satisfied with it and I feel safer because I got something to rely on. I have fallen three times, I pushed the button and they came to my rescue. Their response time was very good. I'm 12 miles from the Carthage Ambulance and they've been here very quickly and I really appreciate it. In fact, I recommended it to my aunt who is 94 when I was down visiting her. I suggested that she get one too. So, I talked to her daughter and she said, "Now since maybe you got one, she'll get one." And she did and she's very pleased with it.

My wife passed away and I’m living alone now. I don’t have a caregiver and the doctors said I had to have something that would activate in case I fell and injured myself. I wear the Lively Mobile around my neck and I’ve got the magnetic coupling put together. The fall activation only works if I have it on the magnetic. I had a problem before with it not activating. They said that maybe I was wearing it wrong or it was under my clothes. When I have a seizure, I’m out through a good 30 minutes before I come back to life. The fall activation doesn't work if I wear it around my wrist or under my belt. Their directions should be changed, that it has to directly and specifically say that it has to be worn on the outside of the clothes. If I have an emergency, feel bad or have a heart attack, I can simply press the button and there's someone there instantly which is great.

Two years ago, I had two very bad falls. I have arthritis in one knee, a replacement in the other and a very bad back. I walked with a cane and I live alone. I needed to have something and so I got the Lively Mobile. I don't go anywhere outside of the house without it. It gave me a sense of security. I have the original device. My spine is so bad and it's heavy on my neck. I purchased the replacement insurance they have on it and in January, I'm going to see if I can get the lighter one.

I'm quite happy with the unit that I got from Lively Mobile. I just have to remember to take it off at night and put it on the charger. I had fainted a couple of times and I've been having problems with myself. I, along with family and friends, decided that I should get something like it. I searched and checked at the hospital. They used Life Alert, but they said that there were several other units available in drug stores or even at Walmart. I went up to Walmart and bought Lively Mobile. Now, I am more confident and I don't worry so much. As long as it's hanging around my neck, I'm fine. I feel a sense of peace knowing that if something should happen and I'm aware, I can push the button and get some help. I don't notice it much but I wish they had made the lanyard a little bit longer. I would recommend them.

I feel safer with my Lively Mobile. I’m elderly, going to be 74, and I wear it all the time. I put it on a chain around my neck and it doesn’t bother me one bit. Half the time I forget it’s even there. It’s faster than my cellphone and it's right by my bed when I take it off at night and put it on the charger. And if anything happens, all I do is just touch the button and someone’s there. They answer immediately. It’s marvelous. I call them about every month and a half to make sure it’s working. And sometimes I’ll go outside of the home and they can tell me exactly where I’m at. They’ve assured me that if anything happens or if someone comes into my home or something’s wrong, they will stay on the phone with me until someone arrives. I’m very happy with it.

I got a medical alert after I had two strokes. Also, I have a good possibility that I could fall. There's a number of times that I'm by myself and I need to have something there. Lively Mobile is comfortable and easy to use and their team has been friendly, helpful and knowledgeable.

My husband passed away and I was living alone out in the country. I carry a cellphone with me all the time but I have had experience with two people who had strokes. They couldn't talk so they couldn't call but they could have pushed the button and gotten help. That's why I got the GreatCall and I feel much more secure with it. During the day, I carry it in my pocket then at night, I put around my neck. Once, I hit it accidentally and it worked. When they answered, I didn't know I had pushed it and they were very understanding. I'd recommend them.

I fell once, so I needed a medical device, and I got one from Lively Mobile. I wear it around my neck, and in case I fall again, I'll have it. It's working all right and I'm satisfied.

I had another company before and I had them for over three years but I wasn't satisfied with them. Then I saw GreatCall and John Walsh was advertising it. He would not be standing and putting his name next to anything that is not credible and so I got into GreatCall. My husband passed away and I live here with my daughter but sometimes she travels. I'm 85 years of age and when she goes away and if I get sick there's nobody in the house. With GreatCall I feel very confident that if anything happens then I can press that button and I'll be taken care of if my daughter is not here.

I had fallen a few times and I live by myself, so we decided that it would be good to have some back up because something could happen and I would need help. What prompted the whole thing was a year ago, I was extremely ill and a lady found and helped me. I didn't know what I was doing and if I had the Lively Mobile device at the time, I might have saved myself a lot of problems. Since having the device, I realized at least someone would be aware if I needed help. I have the pendant and it's perfectly easy to use. It's not the trickiest thing I would have to wear but it's necessary. I was wearing one when I was in Dallas a few months ago and I fell and I used it there. The response was excellent and EMS came right on out even though I was living in an assisted living. I'd definitely recommend Lively Mobile to a friend anytime.

My Lively Mobile has been fine and I can't complain. Fortunately, I have not had to use it, but it still keeps beeping my little white light, which makes me feel comfortable. With the last chemotherapy type I was given, I had numb feet and numb hands. My balance has been terrible and I was living alone. My kids kept saying to do something, so I got one. My son is living with me now and I contemplated not needing it now that he is here. However, he's not here during the day since he works and I'm going to need help if something happens while he's out. It's a comfort knowing that it's there. I just forget about it because I don't wear it around my neck. That part bothers me since I should wear it. I already have something that I wear around my neck, and adding the Lively Mobile is just too much. I just feel I would be inclined to wear a watch more.

I put the Lively Mobile around my neck and if I need to report anything, I report it. I had a stroke and fall occasionally so I decided I needed a life alert. The Lively Mobile team was very helpful when I purchased it. It’s a way I can go to 911 immediately. I prepare it in case I have another stroke and I just ring the bell. I did ring it, not because of a stroke or anything like that, and they were prompt. I want to be happy with being prompt. When I go to bed in the evening, I take it off. And when I get up in the morning at about 7:00, I put it back on and I leave it on all day. It's very convenient.

I had a stroke and I couldn't get around very well so I got an alert system. I got Lively Mobile and it's very easy to use. I have the clip that I can use on to my clothes, or wear it around my neck. I dropped it once and it did come back as a fall alert. However, I got that straightened out right away. I am now slowly getting better but I'm going to keep the alert system for a while.

I had a heart attack, and my son thought I needed a medical alert device and he bought Lively Mobile. He fixed it around my neck. I wear it and it's there if I need it. I’ve only set it off once when I held a jar up against me and set it off. And Lively was real fast to get back to me. It's working fine and I’m really satisfied.

My lungs are gone and I'm 91 years old so anything could happen at any time. Lively Mobile is always handy. When I go to bed at night, I lay it on either my stand out in my living room or on my stand by the bedroom. I took it to Colorado last year, which is 1200+ miles through the mountains, and I tried the device just for the hell of it on the train, and it worked out all right. The only thing I have trouble with is it's a little too heavy for hanging around my neck. Between it and the suspender, it's pulling on my neck all the time. But I'd recommend it to somebody else and it's there when you want it.

I had strokes and got a medical alert device but it was only worn in the house. I was then a little nervous about that. Now, I have the Lively Mobile. I've worn it and it makes me feel better. However, the lanyard didn't work out for me very well. The medical alert device was heavy and the lanyard lost its magnetism and wasn't able to hold the device off. That's something they can work on. I've called them and had to get two new lanyards. I got the lanyard with little holes apart to where I can hook it on pants. It was a great experience and the customer service was fine.

I stopped using the other medical alert device and then after I fell, I got Lively Mobile. It said that you could use it and it doesn't get wet. I got it back on again today because I realized that I got to have it on every day. When I fell and I didn’t have it on, it took me about 45 minutes to get into my house. But once I got in the house, I used Lively Mobile and called the people. There was no delay time getting them on the phone. The lady I spoke to was nice and she stayed with me until they came.

I’m not fond of the actual Lively Mobile device and the cord that connects to it and I don’t wear it outside. The device is very bulky and I wish it had a different connecting cord that’s thinner and less obvious. I stick the device inside my bra because it’s so ugly that I don’t want to wear it the way it should be worn and when I’m with other people, I tend not to wear it. I see pictures of other pendants and they look much smaller. But the Lively Mobile device is easy to use and luckily, I haven’t used it much. It’s more a preventative type of thing, and my family wanted me to get it because when I’m up in Northern New York I'm in a very remote area. I have hit the Lively Mobile accidentally and when they say, “What’s your emergency?” I say, “There’s no emergency. I just hit it inadvertently.” They respond immediately because I’m between two locations. I’m here in Boca for eight months, and then I’m up North for four and it works at both places.

My son got the Lively Mobile for me and I have it for only two months. I had to use it when I fell back in August and it was something I had right at the right time. When I fell, I could't get up right away and I couldn't get to a cellphone or a regular phone. The ambulance was here in 10 minutes then the people that picked me up off the ground were two 80-year-old retired nurses, and I’ll never forget them. Lively Mobile is comfortable and easy to use for me. When charging, I just drop it on the charger and when it makes this one sound then I got it in there right. Overall, it was a very good experience and I have told some friends about it.

I have a family member who lives with me and when I'm alone, I like to keep Lively Mobile right with me. I also feel secure in carrying it with me when I’m driving which I do frequently or at times when I take care of my other sons' pets when they're out of town. But when I'm in the house, I don't carry it around my neck since it's added weight and I don't feel the need when family members are home.

I have a heart condition and I'm in a wheelchair most of the time. I walk with a walker at home, but not always, and I didn't want to fall. The Lively Mobile device makes me feel a bit more secure because I've always got a phone right there. Only one time I pressed the button when I first got it because I want to see if it works. They came on and they asked if it was an emergency and I said that I was just checking. The device is really easy to use but it’s not really comfortable. It hangs around your neck and as I do a lot of sewing, it seems to be all the time in my way. But I deal with it because it's such a handy little gadget to have in case something would happen.

My son lives out of state and he bought me the Lively Mobile device. I put it on when I wake up and wear it the whole day. I've had it for well over a year now. I live alone and I like the security of having the device.

I’m living here alone and I’m 80 years old. I had some problems and have had a leg operated. My family doesn’t want me here alone so my Lively Mobile is right here on the kitchen counter. It just sits there and blink and I have taken it out every month. If I go to any place, I pull it out so that if anything happens, if I trip or fell, I would be able to reach up over the counter. Initially, we were thinking about getting another kind but Lively Mobile was a little less expensive than that and the telephone was bigger. So when I saw Lively in the magazine, I got it. One time, when I was in the house, I accidentally hit the button and they kept calling me. I got the button, dropped it and I was trying to pick it up. It was a mess but it wasn’t because I was ill. I dropped the telephone because it was backward. Other than that, I would tell a friend about Lively Mobile.

I had fallen and had a complete left hip done in January of this year. I'm getting much better but I needed some help because of my walking. Lively Mobile is the first medical alert service that I’ve used and I'm very satisfied. I have the type that you wear around your neck so it’s very convenient if I go out. Even in the house, I have it always with me because for my balance I use a walker. The kids were the ones that got the unit for me and they want me to carry it and have it out all the time, so I feel safe.

I'm 89-year-old and people at this age aren't as swift as younger people. I'm an independent person and I do okay with the Lively Mobile alert device. I wear the alert button all the time and I call them if I have a fall or if I have to go to the ER. The interactions with the Lively Mobile team were fine. They get an ambulance for me and since they have my daughter on record, they call her right away. So, it's all good.

I’m in excellent health but my children gave me a medical alert device from Lively Mobile so that I have something I can call with if I need help when I'm out walking on beaches and doing things by myself. I've had Lively Mobile for about 4 months now. It's working fine and I put it on when I go out. I wear it like a necklace and then I lay it on the dresser at night. I'm very satisfied with Lively Mobile.

I’m unsteady on my feet and I get dizzy so at some point in time I would fall. I’ve already been dealing with those issues for several years before I actually got around to buying the Lively Mobile device. I saw it as a new product and thought maybe it would be a good one. But I must’ve gotten into buying one of these things when the company was very new and I think they were having problems with the product. I was disappointed at first because the product wasn’t working properly.

My family members suggested GreatCall Lively Mobile to me and I like it. They wanted to look after me and to know where I am to make sure that I'm okay. I used another medical device before but it did not have the capability that GreatCall does. I had to be right around my house for it to work but GreatCall works anywhere, whether I’m here or at the store. I used it last week when I needed to go to the emergency room and they got the ambulance here before I could almost turn around. It works really well and their people were very efficient.

I’m alone since my husband died so I got Lively Mobile and I’m liking everything about it. It’s very convenient and fits my day-to-day. And if someone becomes interested I would tell them him or her how fine Lively Mobile is.

I had Medical Alert before and switched to Lively Mobile because it cost less money. It was the right thing to do. Now I've got it for a couple of years. In the last couple of weeks I had I rarely used it during the hurricane season because I had no power right off. But other than that, it seems to be okay. I would also like it if the pendant that goes around my neck was a little smaller.

I have balance problems so I got a Lively Mobile. And I wear it whenever my wife is not around.

I'm getting older and since I go out four times a day to walk my dogs, I thought GreatCall would probably be something good to have. I usually press the button once a month to make sure that it's working and I feel a lot more at ease now that I have it. Every once in a while I forget to put it in my pocket when I'm going out. Then I realize when I'm out and I feel like that's the day I would fall.

I had fallen and have broken my shoulder and I was in a beauty salon talking about it to my hairdresser when a lady overheard me and told me about Lively Mobile. My interaction with their team has been very cordial. I usually wear the device during the week when my husband is not here. I have it like a necklace and I feel safe when I'm by myself.

A friend of mine has a Lively Mobile device and he told me that it was good. I live alone and I thought it was a good idea to get one for myself. I usually keep it in my pocket when I’m at home or going out. But I wish that they had a better clip on it so I could clip it on my pocket or a purse. The clip they have and had given me is not efficient or a viable item. It's inconvenient to use because of the lack of ability to easily keep it with me. But other than that, it’s fine and I’m happy with Lively Mobile.

I feel a little more secure with GreatCall and the one time I had an emergency, their team was very fast to respond and was very helpful.

When I became widowed a couple of years ago the doctor said he wanted me to get something in case fell. I started looking into it and showed the doctor my Lively Mobile device when I came back. I even pushed the button because he asked me, “Does it work good?” And I said, “Yes, just let me show you.” And I pushed the button and the little voice came on and I told him that I was just testing it and that there was nothing wrong. And then they even told me where I was and where the call was coming from and they were about half a mile off. I've checked the device from time to time and the response is immediate.

I'm on oxygen and I live by myself, and after seeing Lively Mobile's ad which sounded good, I decided to get one. And my children thought that I'd be more comfortable with a medical alert device. It's usually on the counter next to my bed but when my kids are here, they make sure that I'm wearing it. With my device, I feel that I've got help in case I fall. Lively Mobile's customer service has been very good. They were all very helpful.

Charles has PSP, Progressive Palsy and has a tendency to fall backward and that is a real danger. We’ve tried the device once just to test it and make sure it worked. He’s had it for a while and he’s really comfortable with it because it’s there and he wears it around his neck. It has given us a little more peace of mind. Now if I want to go to the grocery store for two or three hours I don’t worry because he’s got the device if he needs help and I’m not home.

I have a tendency to fall a lot. I get lightheaded and I fall. And then, I can't get back up. We ordered Life Alert and it was bigger than Lively. I'm only five-two. The device was too heavy to be hanging around my neck all the time so I never used it. I sent it back and then we ordered a Lively. Thanks to John Walsh who advertised it on TV.

The Lively Mobile system works and I'm happy and comfortable with it. I have been using it with the wristband for a little over a year and it was great. I wore it particularly at night. However, the band broke. I called and ordered another one. The new one came and it lasted as long as two weeks before it fell apart. I haven't used it since. With the band broken, I put it on the night stand. It's right there with me but then so is my telephone. Lively is a good deal and I have recommended it to several people.

I’m 83 and I live alone. I also have a pacemaker and I just had a back surgery. I had a different medical alert service before but I didn't like it because I had to have a landline with it so I got rid of it and got a Lively Mobile. Also, the other device was only good for 2000 feet away from my apartment but Lively Mobile is good no matter where I go and I carry it with me all the time. I have it in my pocket during the day and on my nightstand at night. My family is happy that I have the device because they don't worry so much. They know they will be called if anything happens.

Got one for mom that never charges up, impossible to get help via the "GreatCall Customer Service 24 hours a day @1-800-463-5412" line that informs you of hours of operation are 6-7 PST M-F. Some 24/7 service. But at least they're sorry about missing my call, that makes me feel better. Meanwhile, good luck, mom. Sure as hell hope you don't need it.

I purchased the Lively Mobile for my dad who is 88 years old and legally blind. Due to his age his health is probably 65%. I am sorry to report the device is not accurate and if an emergency happens and my dad presses the button for help I am afraid dispatch will send the emergency vehicle to the wrong location due to inaccurate GPS tracking. Numerous times I get a report on the app that he is out and about in the middle of the night (can't see/can't drive) and even at times during the day when he is right beside me.

My 87-year old mother has been a satisfied GreatCall subscriber for several years. She lost her Splash device about a year ago, and it was replaced with the Lively. She had trouble from the start with this device. It is much more difficult to use than her previous device -- probably because it has never worked properly. She has had trouble charging it, having it keep a charge and trouble using in an emergency. Up until recently, customer service has been good. However, my mother got locked out of the house two weeks ago and pressed the button on the GreatCall device for help. All she got was a recording from Verizon. Realizing there was something wrong because the device was not showing up on the app as "powered on and working," we called the GreatCall customer service number today for help.

I have a Lively Mobile medical alert device. It's nice and comfortable to wear. I had one before but I only wear it in the house and in the yard. But now I take my Lively Mobile medical alert device everywhere I go. I've had the device for quite a while and every so often I call and see if it's still working.

I purchased the Lively Mobile and Phone for my mother. I'm finding that the charge on the mobile lively lasts only about 12 hours. The information I've read on the site indicates 24 hours, but we are not seeing anything close. Tried calling customer service, they suggested I call back after 2 in the afternoon, so that approach is hardly what I'd call customer service.

Since using Lively Mobile, I feel much safer in the car. However, the one I have is quite large and that’s getting to be a problem. It is black and a little over two inches. I wear it around my neck and I’ve broken two chains. I now have the one that’s crocheted yarn and I’ve got to get another chain. If they had a smaller one, I would appreciate it. Nevertheless, I'm quite happy with it. They answer my calls immediately. Once, I called them when I was in Cambria. I wanted to see if they knew so I asked them if they knew where I was. They said, “Yes, you’re on Barton Avenue.” That was perfect. Overall, my experience with Lively Mobile is excellent.

I was living at my home alone so I got a medical alert device. My experience with Lively has been good. It's very sensitive and I'm confident that if I fall I can get help.

My kids wanted me to have a medical alert device because of my age. So I have Lively Mobile but hanging it on my neck, it’s awfully big. Wearing it on top of my cloth is poofy. If I tuck it underneath, there’s a big bulge, and I need a cord around my neck. It’s uncomfortable. So half the time, I don't wear it. I put it in my purse instead and I put it on my bed when I go to sleep. Maybe Lively Mobile can figure out how they can make the device smaller. But I would recommend Lively Mobile and I'm glad I have the device as it could be worthwhile someday.

When Spectrum took over Bright House, they keep having the telephone and the cable off. I'm 94 years old and I cannot do anything without a telephone so I had to use Lively Mobile. I live alone and I definitely need the medical alert device. The Lively Mobile team has been pretty good. I have this device with me all the time. It's comfortable and easy to use. I would recommend it.

I was having to pay somebody to stand there while I took a shower and I wanted to be able to take a shower by myself. I saw Lively Mobile's advertisement and I thought that it was my answer. I could take a shower by myself and if I had a problem, I could either punch the button or they'd hear me if I fall. I wear it all the time in case I fall and I put it on the charger at night. I also wear it when I take a shower and it makes me feel more secure.

I carry my Lively Mobile device with me, but I've only used it once. I had hurt my ribs. It was a lot of pain and that was the worst thing I've had. I wasn't able to drive to the hospital to get a check. I used my device to get an ambulance. They stayed on the line which was nice. They checked and everything was okay. The ribs were okay, just bruised up. The device works great and I like that little button. I just pushed it and it came right on and did a good job. I get around real good. I'm content and happy with it. I'd recommend Lively Mobile to anybody.

I had a history of getting terrible pains in my stomach at night and I live alone. I also fell once, broke my hip and I happened to be in the basement. Fortunately I reached someone. But I thought after this it was a miracle that I had to go 20-some feet on cement to get to a phone. With LiveIy Mobile I feel more secure. I called once to make sure my device was working and I haven't had any complaints. But it's not exactly comfortable. I don't sleep in it because it's a big hard lump. And I tuck it in my bra so it doesn't slap around. Plus I don't take a shower with it because they warned me not to get the cord wet. I bought it at Walgreens and we're trying to talk a friend of ours since he needs one desperately. And you can get the device at Walmart's that's the nice thing.

I was living alone and an alert device not only alerts the paramedics but also informs my son on what's happening because he's not there. The government gives free phones to people but every senior citizen should have one of the Lively Mobile devices around their neck because it works no matter where I'm at. I'm a diabetic and I've had a couple situations but within three minutes the paramedics were there. I’m very satisfied.

I was in assisted living for a while. I had a stroke and my balance is way off. I spoke with the Lively Mobile reps once to test my apparatus and they were great. They were very courteous and helpful. I’ve felt safer since using Lively Mobile but it's a little annoying to have the device around my neck. Also, the neck string broke and I had to order a new one. We shouldn't have had to pay for that because it wasn't anything I did to break it. Still, I’m satisfied.

I had a massive heart attack in the middle of the night and I was by myself. But I now have confidence in having the Splash medical alert device from Lively Mobile on me and I'm so glad that I have it. Otherwise, I would be worried about being alone when I'm not feeling well. I can now get help with just a push of the button and my family feels better that I have it. They were worried about my being by myself, but I didn't want to move in with them. The device helps my family, including my younger grandchildren who were afraid to be near me, thinking that I might have another episode, because I had different things going on in six months. So, I showed my grandchildren how the device worked and that took care of the problem.

I got a Lively Mobile device because I live by myself. I had Life Alert and it was just for home but Lively Mobile travels. But I have to use a safety pin and I pin it on my nightgown. This company's okay but I just wish they had a wristband feature.

Four years ago, I had an episode of passing out and winding up on the supermarket floor. Combine that with the fact that I have atrial fibrillation, my son has convinced me that the Lively Mobile is a good thing to have especially after I lost my wife and I’m living alone. It has been fine with them. They're absolutely responsive.

I'm 77 years old and live alone sometimes and I got GreatCall as my medical alert device. I keep it in my pocket most of the time and I always figure out some place to put it. Their customer service has been okay when I dealt with them. I had a couple of times that I've pushed the button and the people who contacted me wanted to know if I had a problem. The only thing is when I started, it was $14.99 a month, and the price continues to go up and I'm not getting any better service. Overall, the device is a necessary evil.

My experience with Lively Mobile was not good because it's not working. It goes sometimes and then it shuts off. It sits on a table and my husband never wore it so I'm going to give it up. There's no sense in paying for it if he doesn't use it. I'm with him all the time now.

I'm older now and my children thought I should have a medical alert device. I have the Lively Mobile medical alert device and it is wonderful. I have it on all the time and it makes me feel more secure and comfortable including when I go by myself in my car. It’s a very good thing to have and I’m very satisfied with it.

I live alone and I'm elderly, and I'm with a heart condition. My children wanted me to have a medical alert device and I got one from Lively Mobile. The reps there were the nicest people I've ever talked to. They were very helpful and did exactly as we wanted in setting the device up so my children would be notified if I used it. The lady rep even had me use the device before she left. I carry it with me everywhere I go. So far, I've not had any episodes yet that I've needed to use it, but it's very good to have it so I can use it in case I need it. I'm satisfied with my Lively Mobile alert device and I've recommended it to a few people who knew that I had it and asked me about it.

Having Lively makes me feel more confident, especially because I like to get out in the yard and do some gardening. If I fall and couldn't get up, I would be able to contact someone. However, the device is kind of bulky and I don't like it blinking all the time. But other than that, it's fine. I had another device before and it was only good in the house.

We've implemented the Lively and Jitterbug Flip for my Mom in May because we were concerned about her safety both in her home and on the road. (She doesn't have OnStar.) We've been thrilled with both the product and the service. When I purchased with a 30 day return period, I did all sorts of things to test their service for fall detection, dead battery, testing the call response time for emergencies, their ease of communication, etc. It's wonderful, and add the smart phone app for weekly activities, travel, etc. The service cost her less than her home and cell phones.

I have fallen twice. My family wanted me to have the Lively Mobile because they were concerned about me falling me. They were the one's that got it. It's okay but I don't like that it lights up all the time. It lights up like it's glowing. You can see the light even under my clothes. But, I don't mind wearing it. I wear it every day. As soon as I get up, I put it on. I would recommend it to a friend.

I am 79 and I live alone in a two-story house. I thought it would be prudent to have something available to me in case I had an accident or a mishap. I had a different brand of medical alert device for about a year. What I did not like about it was that I had a base unit connected near the telephone, and if I accidentally pressed the button, which I had done many times, I had to go upstairs to cancel the call. And to me, that is just not necessary. Also, I was paying about $140 every three months, which, for what I had, was unnecessarily high too!

My husband is older than I and stays by himself a lot of times because I work. He fell and had problems, which is very common with the elderly, and I wasn't with him. So we have Lively Mobile to protect him and I make sure he has it in his pocket before I go to work. It’s an excellent device and I’m very happy with it. Also, the reps were friendly and courteous when I deal with them if I have to update the account or find the device when he misplaces it.

My 81 year old mother had a Great Call "Splash" Medical Alert Device for over two years. It worked great. I got updates on App when she left her Condo and could see where she was when she was out and about. About three weeks ago the Splash device would no longer charge. My Mom was sent a new device "Lively." It has not worked right since it has been received.

I'm 81 years old and I would not be without a medical alert device. I want to be able to get help when I’m up and about and needed it or if I fall in my small apartment there would be someone to come pick me up. I had a previous device, but we're delighted with Lively Mobile. When I first got it, I was showing it to a friend and she accidentally pushed the button. It was answered it right away and then I explained it was an accident and that I did not need help. They were very friendly. I felt like a fool but they did not make me feel like a fool. I put the device in my pocket, but If it was thinner, I'll just wear it around my neck. It is comfortable but I don’t like the squareness of it. I wish it was round like the one I used to have before but it's okay. Overall, I appreciate having it very much.

Tomoko has dementia and she's home alone a lot and doesn't quite remember how to use the phone. I wanted to make sure that help could be contacted for her so I got her a Lively Mobile. I looked at ratings and liked the fall detection for it. That was a really big selling point for me. The device was also water resistant in case she forgets to take it off before the shower. Now, I feel a little more comfortable leaving her at night. She's on the other end of the house from us and if she fell or something happened, we would know about it. Every time we contacted customer service, it was by accident but they've been great.

I'm 86 and I live alone so I thought it would be a good idea to get a medical alert device from Lively Mobile. I'm pretty much at home and it absolutely gives me peace of mind knowing if I fall and I couldn't get up, at least I have somebody there who knows where I am and what I am doing. I'm perfectly happy with it.

I'm almost 80 years old. My health has been good but it's harder to get around and easier to fall. So one of my daughters investigated Lively Mobile. She liked the qualities and she felt it was a good one to start with. When I'm alone, I'm vulnerable to falls and break-ins, to all things that anybody can experience especially when people get older. There's security knowing that I can push a button and at least hear a voice on the other end. If I have to call somebody on my cell phone, they might not answer right away, but with my Lively device, they're supposed to.

I had one significant fall a few years ago and when I had another more recent one, my daughters encouraged me to get a medical alert device. It seemed like a very good thing to do so we ordered something but it wasn't a medical alert service. When it arrived, there was a very clear notice that it won't work farther than four feet away from the door of my apartment. So the device went back since it didn’t take care of me and that’s when I insisted to my daughters that we try Lively Mobile.

My husband would fall frequently. Before, he used the cellphone and would call me. Then we got the Lively Mobile and he's never complained about it. But even with Lively, I still get scared if the phone rings.

My wife passed away and I was by myself. My son decided we should have something in case of an emergency. My GreatCall Splash is part of my life and my style now and I get to wear it around my neck. It's a backup mobile that one must have when you're by yourself and I would recommend it. Even though I'm the one who at times do not wear it, I'm a pretty hardnosed guy and I'm saying that they should wear it.

I live alone and I've had a couple of falls where I got hurt. During my last fall, I broke my arm and was in a hospital. I tried to get up but I couldn't. Survival mode came on but I didn't have a mobile phone or any kind of device. And so, I got a medical alert device from Lively Mobile. The first device I got from them wasn't keeping a charge, so I got another one from them. Lively Mobile's customer team was very helpful and I was very pleased. Now, if I fall again, I could get 911 and have the ambulance over quicker. Having my device makes me feel more secure.

My very wonderful neighbor has a Lively Mobile for a very long time and he recommended it to me. I’m up there in age, and if I'm out by myself, I need a medical alert device that I can notify with by pushing a button. Lively's customer service reps had great knowledge of what I needed and were very businesslike in their interactions. They also handled the situation very nicely. I have the device conveniently placed when I'm doing certain things, so that if I needed it I can use it. It's close enough at hand to handle anything that might come up. It's a handy little gadget that I have and it doesn’t need any kind of activation.

I've fallen several times so my daughter got Lively Mobile for me. She showed me how to use it and I just put it on in the morning and take it off at night. So far, I recommend it.

I had fallen on a trip down the stone stairs in Norway, tore my rotator cuff and had to have surgery. I haven't had any problem since but I became fearful that I might fall and thought that Lively Mobile was a smart device. If something should happen, I will have help. Also, I live in a building with a lot of elderly people and I see as they get older, they start falling so, it was a precautionary purchase. My purchasing experience was excellent and they walked me through the whole step. That was very easy and the device is great. I keep it on my shower door.

I have to use a walker because I lost my balance when I had a stroke and I'm on various medications to prevent me from having another one. I also have to take eye drops because my eyesight has been diminishing. Years ago, before I moved in with my daughter, I had Life Alert. Then my daughter insisted I switch to Lively Mobile. I haven't had to use it but it's been very good. It makes me confident to wear it.

My kids bought the Lively Mobile medical alert device for me while I was in the hospital. I have osteoporosis, a broken back and also with burns in a house fire in '07. And sometimes when I would get up at night, I would fall. Lively Mobile would call me to see if everything was okay or if I need them. Sometimes when I accidentally drop it, they'll call me and see what's wrong and what they can do. So, I'm very satisfied with it. Sometime after I started using the device, the Lively Mobile team responded and by the time they got here, everything was cleared up. My husband works from 11:00 at night to 7:00 in the morning. And it's a great comfort to know that I can get help with him being gone in those hours. I don't wear it during the day when my husband is here. It stays in the cradle. I do not use it for my daily activities. I go to bed when he leaves at night. And that's the only time I use it. I haven't fallen in a long time and everything is okay.

7/23/17 When trying to locate a monitoring device, was unsuccessful three times in 45 minutes. Monitor is worn by my father and he was missing! Contacted Technical Service and was told the issue was outside of their means to correct. Tracking was directly dependent on too many variables to locate the unit. The unit works wonderfully as long as he stays in his room but is unreliable when he leaves. Defeats the purpose of having the unit. After an hour he was located and not by Great Call/Lively/5Star. Disappointed.

I had fallen several times so I needed a medical alert device. My caregiver and I called the Lively Mobile team when I got it. The reps we talked to were very good and everything was nice. I carry the device on my walker every morning. The rope is a little heavy and I don't like it around my neck. They need to have a different thing to put around the neck.

I've got multiple sclerosis and I live alone, so I thought that it would be a good idea to have something when I take a shower. I had a medical alert device prior to having Lively, but I couldn’t use it if I walk down the hallway and certainly not if I went down the stairs because it's very heavy. I live on the sixth floor and with Lively Mobile, I can go out the door, into the elevator and downstairs to the mailbox. It knows where I'm at which is creepy, but it’s nice, especially for people with dementia. A neighbor’s father had dementia and oftentimes they couldn’t find him when he’d be walking down the block. Now, they could find him.

I am older, disabled, and living alone. I tried a medical alert device for a short period of time but it was inadequate because it was the kind that sits somewhere in the house and if a person is not in the same room with it, they can't hear you. But with the Lively Mobile, I can have it with me and travel and be almost anywhere and it still works like when I get out on my handicap scooter to the grocery store. That's good away from the home. I go out more now. I have the thing around the neck and I wear it all the time whenever I'm alone, except at night because then I have to recharge it. Also, the customer service team has been great. I've only had one time that I had to use it and it worked out well. The person was kind, reassuring, and helpful. I have been highly satisfied and I have recommended Lively Mobile to friends.

I have the regular pendant that I wear around my neck from Lively Mobile and I love it. I used to live with other people so I didn't have one then. I'm 83 years old and I live in an apartment complex but I'm in the apartment by myself. And when I first got it, I lived in a townhouse with stairs and that really scared me because I was living by myself. I do not fall a lot and I am pretty healthy but I know four people that have fallen and couldn't get up or had a stroke and laid there for two days and I didn't want that to be me. So, I wear it all the time. A couple of times when I had inadvertently dropped it, the response has been immediate. When I called or when I dropped it the other day, since I have the fall detection thing, they've been right there. I'm very happy with it.

I have MS, congestive heart failure and a mitral valve then about a year and a half ago, I had a mini stroke and these conditions led me to get Lively Mobile. I had Medical Alert before but I was not happy with them. They were supposed to charge me monthly because it’s what I could only afford but they would charge me for three months so they kept putting me in the hole. They also didn't offer as much as Lively Mobile does and there’s so much detail that Lively Mobile asked that Medical Alert didn't so I was much more impressed. I also wear it all the time since it’s very comfortable. It's also really nice because the button is recessed so I can even sleep with it. I tend to curl up when I sleep but I have never hit it and it's never gone off by accident whereas the other one I would set it off all the time by accident.

I’ll be 89 in November and I’m still walking and doing well. But my son-in-law and my daughter is paying for my Lively Mobile device so they insist that I wear it. I’ve used it a couple of times when I’ve had a bad spell. One time, I fell in the kitchen and the Lively Mobile team came and did real good. They're very reliable and it settles my mind a little bit that I can get help.

I lost my hearing over a period of time. It got to the point that I realized I was not hearing well enough. And so, I invested in a Lively Mobile medical alert device. I wear it every day. I live in a retirement home and there is a woman who lives here who is an alcoholic. One time, I went out to go for a walk and I saw that woman had fallen in the grass. I hit the button on my device and somebody came on immediately. Then, one of my friends came up and talked to whoever was on the line. I discovered at that point that I was not able to hear what the person on the line said.

I couldn’t get my breath at times. My breath would go away and I was taken to the hospital where they gave me a little oxygen, looked me over and sent me back home. Then, I found out I had this atrial fib. One of my neighbors had Lively and I decided to go with them. When I first ordered it, it was supposed to be $25 as advertised but now, it's gotten up to $30 and I don't know why. But I would recommend them.

I have two elderly parents, my Dad is nearly 83 and my Mom is 80 and suffers from MS. In an attempt to make life a bit easier for both of them my Dad thought new cell phones specifically made for senior citizens with vision/hearing and manual dexterity issues would be a great idea. GreatCall is not the answer. Perhaps for high functioning seniors in their mid to late sixties with slight hearing and or vision problems, GreatCall may be passable. For anyone (senior or otherwise) who suffers from vision loss (glaucoma, macular degeneration), hearing loss, and severe loss of manual dexterity these phones are no better (and sometimes worse) than any other smart phone on the market.

I'm alone and sometimes I feel like I need some things that would help me to contact somebody if I couldn't get to my phone or if I couldn't dial 911. Also, I'm out a lot. I do a lot of running and I go to church. I have had a lot of people ask me about Lively Mobile and I told them not only is it for when I have a problem but if I get lost and I need to know where I'm at, I can ask them for help. Being my age, I don't always know. I'm doing better Googling stuff on the phone and checking the maps but there are times that I don't get everything right on my phone. I came back from Texas in the spring and if I had gotten lost, I knew I could press the button and somebody would be able to help me.

I live alone and my children thought I should have a medical alert device. I got one from Lively Mobile and I make sure that I wear it all the time. It's handy to have and I wear mine around my neck. I just put it on in the morning, then I don't pay any attention to it anymore. People at Lively were fine too. The only issue I have with the device is that sometimes at around 5:00 PM, it starts making a noise and showing the red dot, indicating that it needs to be charged, and I don't know why it's doing it so early. What I've been doing is while I'm getting ready for bed early at about 6:00 PM so I can watch my television program, I put it in the receptacle and let it charge. Then it lasts until I go to bed at about 10:00 PM. I also have one problem that I can't figure out and it's driving me nuts. The monthly charge is on my statement from the bank, which is fine, except that I don't know why I've got a monthly charge without a date there.

I was researching the Jitterbug Smartphone as a Father's Day gift. I found a special offer on the Great Call website for $112.99. After several minutes of sales conversation, they offered me the phone for its regular price of $149.99. They did honor the online price when I challenged. Having the number ported over was delayed by incorrect action on part of Great Call. Two long phones calls. On day I set up service, there was a special of unlimited talk and text for 29.99, which I asked to have for the account. Representative was not aware of the offer, looked it up, confirmed it and changed the account plan. Received bill for the plan at the regular price of 49.99 plus tax.

I'm 86 years old. My husband has passed away, too, and I live alone. I fell and broke my hip, and have had pneumonia. I'm an old retired R.N., I know that other medical alert devices do not work for old people as you have to be close to the phone. My daughter found Lively Mobile. Their team gave very good service. When I fell and fractured my hip, they were here in minutes. When I get up in the morning, I put the device on and when I go back to bed at night, I set it on the charger which is right next to my head. I feel safer since I've had the Lively Mobile and my daughter feels safer for me. The other day, she couldn't find me and she notified them. Then, the Lively Mobile team notified the state police and they came and checked on me. I was just sitting out on my deck because it was a beautiful night. Having Lively Mobile is as good as it gets. Their price is reasonable too.

My mom falls a lot and my worst experience was when I took her to the casino. We're walking to the car and she got kind of wobbly. When we got to the car, she crashed to the ground. I punched the button in her Lively Mobile device and they were right there. They asked me questions as to what's needed and that if help is needed right away, they have help right here. Other than that, they're right on top of it because we live a block from the fire department. But that was the first experience of having to use it away from home and 15 minutes the ambulance was there. I love it. We’ve tried other medical alert devices, but this one is the best.

I’ve had a Lively Mobile device for around a year now and it’s been very satisfactory, so far. My children said I need it because I live alone. I wear it every day. One time I was down in the basement and I was working on different things, and I thought I’d better find out if the device works down in the basement. I pushed the button and a man came on and said, “Well, it must be working because we’re talking.” And then there was another time when I had the Lively Mobile in my breast pocket. While I was cutting some binder twine, I hit my chest hard and within less than a second, the voice came on and said, “Are you all right?” My next-door neighbor also got a Lively Mobile device because I said it seems to work for me. I just wish it was smaller. Other than that, I carry it in a pocket.

The grandkids set up Lively Mobile for my husband as a precaution. This way, if I were outside mowing the lawn and my husband were inside and fell or slid down, he would have it around his neck and he would be able to get help. Besides, I won't be able to pick him up. So far, my husband has used it five times. One time, he was just hovering around but then he went out too far. He got stuck and he had to call for help too. However, they have to ask him whether he's hurt or bleeding and he gets irritated at that. He knows that he fell but he's not hurt, but they don't know that. We just explain to him that he has to explain the situation a little bit so they know whether to send an ambulance or a person.

I've had back surgery and massive heart attacks. I also have problems with my bladder and kidney infections so it's causing me to be unsteady on my feet. I didn't want a land phone in the house and my previous provider mailed me an alert system but they got "Place" on the address instead of "Street" so the package went back to FedEx. I called my provider and told them they can't charge me for it as I didn't have it. So they checked it out and found out that it was with FedEx. They told me it would be delivered the next day. Their rep also told me she'll send me one overnight. FedEx delivered the one they had that same day, so I had two. I boxed one up but they kept charging me two charges every month and I kept calling every month. They kept saying they'd take care of it and it won't happen again but it just kept happening. So finally, I said, "The hell with it. I'm cancelling it."

I have MS and I used to be in an independent facility. The management team used to live in a building in the facility but the company decided to move them out. Everyone was outraged because then there was nobody there so they got everyone the GreatCall device. I had three portable phones so they were always with me but they're not really conducive if you fall. I looked around and people were happy with GreatCall and I had it for about seven years but then I had to return that 'cause we didn't pay for it and now I'm back in with my kids. However, they are at work everyday and their kids are in school. Being alone in the house, it's easier that I have a medical alert device in case I fall 'cause I can't get up anymore by myself.

I've tried putting the device on my belt and it fell off a couple of times. I thought that might not be a good place to put it. I just do regular body movement, like sitting up and getting down, and it moves that little plug about and it eases up. Now I wear it around my neck and it seems to stay pretty good. When I go to bed at night, I put it on my night stand next to me and charge it. It's always close by at least, if not on me. But then as soon as I get up, I put it on and I try not to forget. I just got used to the new habits.

I am in an independent senior retirement center. They used to provide us with a little thing that we could walk around with, and the staff doesn't come over the weekend, and so, that was a comfort to me. So, I got the Lively Mobile because I live alone and our staff isn't here over the weekend. It's comforting to know that if I need help, I can just reach down and punch my button. I wear slacks and so I pin the device right above my pocket. That way, I can carry it around. It's hooked up to a telephone.

I'm 85 years old, I live by myself, and my kids wanted me to have a medical alert so I got Lively Mobile. I have it in my pocket and it's easy to use and convenient. Then I accidentally set it off. I held it down and it was 911, so that was first off as a mistake. I kept on and told them I'm okay and I just hit the wrong thing. They still kept on and asked if I was sure, and I said yes. Since I've had it, the kids worry less. It's been good so far. I just got a phone call the other day about getting one for nothing and that they were going to mail to me. I said I already have one so I don't know what the heck that deal was.