Medical Guardian Reviews

I had a hip replacement and it popped out twice. Fortunately on both times, somebody was home with me. But the fear was that if I was by myself, how quickly could I get somebody to help me. My daughter looked up alert online and Medical Guardian came up. The device has been very helpful. I haven’t needed it at all but it's just the peace of mind knowing that I have it. Usually, I put it on every day. But sometimes when I'm out walking to the door to get something random by myself, I would realize I forgot to put it on. Medical Guardian is great. I put it in inside my blouse so nobody sees it. It's not the most secretive piece but it's not meant to be. For what it is, it's perfect.

I live alone, I'm 85 years old, and I have frequent falls. My daughter-in-law got me a Medical Guardian device and since having it, I don't think about it anymore. I just know that I'm protected.

I’m 90 years old and when I fell in January, I was in the hospital for four days. When I got back home, my kids were trying to figure out what I should do because I don’t have anyone who lives in the house with me outside of my cat and he’s no rescue thing. Towards the end of January, they had me get a Medical Guardian ordered. At first, I was good about always taking the thing with me and wearing it on my wrist then I got out of the habit of doing that. I fell again here on Friday of last week and I scraped my face and my hand.

I needed a medical alert device because I had some falls. My partner researched and found Medical Guardian. I wear it around my wrist and it’s comfortable.

My daughter decided I get the device. I suffered a blackout and it happened as I was walking through the door from the garage to the kitchen. And when I collapsed, I hit my head on the top of a tile countertop. That was a year ago and I still am not completely recovered. I'm dizzy. I cannot get up and down the stairs without assistance. I suffered a subdural hematoma. It's one of those crazy accidents that only happen once in a million times that you've gone to a doorway. We tested the device around the 1st of the month. My daughter checks it when she comes out. She comes out every three to four weeks. She's an RN so she's aware of all of these things and she said, "Okay, works just fine."

I had a heart attack and they had to replace three arteries. My son purchased a Medical Guardian device for me and I like that with it, in case of an issue, at least I got a chance of staying alive. I have both the bracelet and necklace, but I wear the necklace all the time. The bracelet’s kinda tight, so I got it sitting on the side.

My daughter is in the medical field and she said that purchasing a medical device would be good. We got the Medical Guardian. My husband has one as well, so we both wear one and keep it at our bedside at night. Two days ago, I was working in the kitchen and I leaned against the lower cabinet from the top, and it accidentally went off. I had a call within 30 seconds, so it was perfect. My phone rang and I answered it and explained to him there was no problem but I was sorry I accidentally did that. So, I’m more careful now that I don’t lean against it quite so easily. The device is fine. I have no problem with it, my husband either. We barely feel it that it’s on. It’s very light. So, we’re very pleased with us having them on, seeing we’re both in our 80s. It gives some comfort.

I have cerebral palsy and I’m diabetic. I got the medical device from Medical Guardian and it's okay. It’s been pretty good. It’s helped me a lot. I’m confident, I can do stuff and I’m free to do what I want.

Having Medical Guardian makes me feel a lot better. I live up in the country and sometimes, I’m outside by myself. I've fallen a bunch and needed something so that if I fell, I could get somebody to help me if I couldn’t get up. I call once a month like I was told to do and do the check. The people are very nice.

My older brother did the homework on the services available and he gave me the number of Medical Guardian. He said to call them. That's the best option, so far, that he came across. The process to get everything set up was very simple and very helpful. Once I received, it was just a plug and play. And I called them. They gave me the instructions on how to set up and how to do a test call. It took about five minutes. We did the test run and the response was immediate. A couple of rings and immediately, somebody answered.

Medical Guardian offered me a good deal and I decided to get it. I wear the bracelet but I break out a rash with it. It doesn't agree with my skin. Other than that, the reps did a hell of a job setting it up. They did everything I could think of. We tested each item and they responded very well.

My children wanted me to have Medical Guardian so they bought it for me and when I'm out walking, I'm glad I got it. We have a nice woods to walk through and so I like walking through that and I do feel better since I've had the button. I am kind of an adventurous person when I walk. So a lot of times, I just do stuff. I figured if I fall, then all I have to do is press that button. It makes me feel more comfortable because I have it on my wrist and it's got a button on it. I have no problems wearing it and I wear it everyday. I take it off when I go to bed and when I get up in the morning, I put it on. I like wearing it and I'm happy with it. My kids are happy I've got it.

With the device that I previously had, I had to be so many feet away from it. I couldn’t take it out with me where I went. And since there’s two of us here, I'm more concerned that if something happened to one, the other one is gonna call or do whatever but we couldn’t when we’re out away from the house. I like the fact that I can take the Medical Guardian device with us when we go away from the house. I hope we don't have to use it, but it feels good to know that we have it if we need to. I feel secure with it being available.

I had a stroke and my son wanted me to have the Medical Guardian device. Since I got it, I feel great and safer. But it went off at 3 o’clock in the morning when I was sleeping and I don't know why. The lights went off and it was shining. Then I got a rep and I told him that it was a false alarm. Other than that, the device is really light and not heavy. But the wrist slips and I don't think it's very comfortable. Also, I have to take the device with me when I leave out-of-town and it's a nuisance.

I’m going to be 91 next month and I don’t walk without a walker. I had fallen a week or so before. The fall I had wasn’t that serious and I didn’t get hurt. But I have fallen a couple of years ago off and on. So, my son thought I needed something because I have to crawl along the floor to get to the phone if I fall. He then bought one for me. I have the thing around my neck right now and keep it on. At night, I hang it on my walker, and it hangs down long enough so that if I fall onto the floor, I can reach it from the floor. Wearing it is not bothersome at all, and I do not even notice I have it on. If I ever use it and they call me, I'd have them call my son to come help get me up -- I wouldn’t want someone coming to get me up from far away. Someone in my position needs one, and whether they ever use it or not, they should have it.

My wife saw the Medical Guardian device advertised somewhere and she got it. So far, it's okay though I have not used it at all.

My daughters got a Medical Guardian device for me. They were worried about me being here and alone. And I've had a couple close calls of congestive heart failure so they wanted me to have that where I could call someone instantly. I used it to check in on the day I got it and so far, I'd like it better if it had been a wristband than wearing it around my neck. It's kind of cumbersome to me.

We chose Medical Guardian based on their reputation and recommendation by a relative that had it. It was easy to get started. We tested the device and it was simple. They responded quickly enough.

As far as Medical Guardian answering, responding and doing what they were supposed to do, they have done their part. So far, we’ve had to use it one time and it worked well. Robert fell and didn’t know where he was. Our problem was that I was laying in the hospital. I had just come out of a major surgery and my husband was trying to talk to the people and tell them what to do. His name and his phone number were on the list but they did not wanna talk to him. They didn’t wanna do what he said. He had to hand me the phone to get them to do what they needed to do. I said that I didn't understand why they were having problems talking to my husband. They were supposed to be able to talk to him and get everything resolved. Other than that, the service was great. They got there and Robert was taken care of.

My Medical Guardian is working wonderful. In fact, I accidentally hit it. When I go to the bathroom, I have a sweatshirt or a t-shirt on. I roll that up and I put that in my mouth. My Medical Guardian that I hang around my neck was rolled up in that so when I put it in my mouth, I must have bit on the device and I set it off. After I was through, I came into the front room. My charger was sitting in my kitchen. All these noises were ringing and red and yellow lights were blinking off the charger. I picked it up and it said "Emergency". They asked me if I was all right and I said, "Yes". I told them it was my mistake and that I was sorry that I hit it. They were very prompt and I appreciated how fast they were.

Medical Guardian is good. My kids got it for me and they thought it was the best one on the market. They checked them all out, and this was the one they decided on. I accidentally bumped the button on something one day, and the guys came right on. The thing I wear around my neck is big and cumbersome. It would not be so bad if it was not so thick. If it was thinner, it would be a lot better.

I'd fallen a couple of times and had to have help getting up. My kids got me the Medical Guardian. I've had it for a month and I just have it hanging on.

I like that with Medical Guardian, I have a button that will alert them if I fall. The original one, it doesn’t do that. A couple of times I accidentally hit the button of my Medical Guardian. When I put it in my sweater, I must've leaned against the kitchen table. And then a voice came on, and I had to push the button, call them back and tell them everything was okay. Other than that, I had no problem.

Both my sons wanted me to have something. I’m able to be at my feet and I have a cane. But they feel more secure that I needed something and I had the Medical Guardian device set up. I have one for around my neck and I wear the wristwatch one when I go out. I also have the little thing that has a stand with the little cradle. And when I go out, I’m supposed to carry the bigger one. I like the device. It services me and it makes me more comfortable. I'm in a senior's apartment building and I'm on the 5th floor. I have to go down for my mail and if I want the paper. It's more secure having it. You don't ever know what's gonna happen when you're on your own.

I have a few medical problems and I am 81. My son got Medical Guardian for me, but I can’t wear it as a bracelet because my wrist is too small. It wants to slip while it’s halfway up my arm, so I wear the one for around the neck. I've accidentally used it five different times. My son is the first to be alerted and he finds it funny when he has to call me. Medical Guardian responds quickly and I know it works.

A good friend decided to invest in a medical alert device and I took her recommendation after she had had it for a couple of months. When I had been to her house, I saw what it looked like. She also accidentally set it off and they called her while I was there. I decided to give my family and friends peace of mind because I live by myself. Although I’m very healthy still, it’s always good to have this backup system when you live by yourself. I haven’t had to use them and I hope I don’t ever have to, but when I tested it, the response was very reassuring. I’ve also spoken with them a couple of times because I accidentally pushed the button when I leaned against the counter and they were jiffy-on-the-spot calling me and checking on me.

I’m 91 years old and I live alone. My son wanted me to feel that if anything happened, I would have some help. He got Medical Guardian for me and it's good to have it, particularly during the night when I'm alone. On the very first day, I nudged it accidentally and someone came on the phone very quickly.

I’m a widow and I live alone. I live out in the country and I have no neighbors. I purchased a Medical Guardian device and their customer service has been very good when I first got it, in getting it set up, and making sure it worked. But the necklace is bad around my neck and it bothers me. So, I wear the wrist kind and it is easy to wear. But I'm always afraid that the band is going to come off because the little loops that hold the band when you put it on move around. It needs to be a little firmer or a little sturdier material. It’d also be nice if the GPS was in the actual device you’re wearing as right now, I have to carry the GPS with me. I have a case for it and if I go outside or someplace, I have to take that with me.

I live alone and having Medical Guardian is more of a safety measure than needing the service right now. I got them because everything is handled domestically on it versus the other ones where they farm out their calls overseas. One time, I accidentally hit the button on the wristband because I was trying to fish for something in my refrigerator freezer. They responded relatively quick, and I just told them it was an accident.

My mother had multiple falls so she had to get a Medical Guardian. When I signed her up, the team I dealt with was good. I've talked to them when I purchased it and then when I called to do a test, and everything was fine. The device, however, is heavy for her to wear, so she lets it hang on her walker. She has like a hump on her back and she leans over toward that, and the device bears down on her neck when she gets up to move around. So, it is uncomfortable for her.

My husband passed away and I’m here by myself. I have my Medical Guardian and it's fine. I don’t have any problems with it. One time, I accidentally nudged it and a representative responded right away. That made me feel much safer.

My patient was living all by herself. She's been using Medical Guardian and it's been doing fine. Once she accidentally nudged it and the response was very quick.

I have a cousin in Florida and he was insisting that I get Medical Guardian. He said he researched and Medical Guardian was the best he could find in many ways. I got a call and it was a very nice woman. She told me all about the Medical Guardian device and I took my credit card out and got it. I did it faster than I thought I would do it, but it's a step into your very definite old age that you have to acknowledge. I chose the Active Guardian because I thought that if I'm going to get one, the Active one with the GPS is better. This device would be of help if I had to use it. I'm not comfortable wearing the thing around my neck, though. When I'm home, I'm not as likely to have it on all the time but I wear it on me when I got out.

I live alone and believe it or not, I put up my unit last week because nobody will help me to put it up. At first, I thought I couldn't do it then I called the number, and they told me what to do. I did that then finally, I activated it. The device is really heavy, but it’s okay.

I had two strokes in February and I live alone. So, that was the reason I got the Medical Guardian. They walked me through setting it up. And the whole thing was unbelievably simple, and they were right there with me at all times. It’s fantastic. I feel so comfortable. I can take it in the shower with me, so if I happen to have a fall, I know I’ve got someone that can get to me. And I test it periodically as I was instructed to do. And it goes through even when I’m out walking ‘cause I do a lot of walking. And sometimes, in parks, not remote areas, but areas that are off the beaten path and I’ve tested it there and I always get an answer. I’m really thrilled with it. I would not let it go. It’s absolutely excellent.

I was afraid to leave my husband, who is on a walker, alone if he fell. We went with them because of the price. He mostly wears the lanyard and it fell one time, and so they called us. I might, however, change the fabric on the lanyard because it irritates. We were going out one day, so he wore the wristband, too. Then the face came off. Nevertheless, Medical Guardian is working.

My Medical Guardian necklace is simple to wear and simple to have on. I feel a little safer too. I’m at the age where I need something like it and I had fallen down recently and thought maybe I needed it. I have it on right now and I feel like this can be something that would help me out if I ever had a problem, if I fell down outside or something like that. It’s very simple to work and it’s good as well. I like it.

My children were afraid because I live alone and they felt I need a medical alert device. My son took care of setting up my Medical Guardian and the device is comfortable to wear. I turn it over so I don't accidentally push the button in front of me. I had accidentally hit it one day and before I could turn around, their rep had responded.

My son bought the Medical Guardian device for me and I’m not happy with it because it’s on a rope-thing. It’s always dangling down in front of me. I can’t bend my knees when I'm doing yard work and I’m leaning over, and this thing gets in my way all the time. But the device gives me assurance. I’m 85 years old and I do a lot of walking around. I’m beginning to be a little klutz so, I feel more secure when I wear that.

I’m almost 81, and I have fallen and broken a hip. My family is in and out all the time, but I still have moments where I’m by myself. When we installed the device, we did a test that day and the response was reasonably quick. I have got a habit of when I get up during the night to go to the bathroom, I put my Medical Guardian by my side and I put it on. I have not forgotten to wear it the whole time, and I have not fallen -- I have been dizzy and have stumbled around, but I have not fallen. So, I’m doing good.

I had a stroke. I had been in the hospital, and my children felt like I should have something. My daughter found Medical Guardian and I’m hardly using it. I get tired of it sometimes and I take it off. When I wear it though, it's on my neck and it makes me a little more comfortable.

I'm 92, but my only problem is I’ve got back trouble and I’ve had two pacemakers put in. My mind is of a young person and I can’t see myself having a device, but I fell a lot. The last time I fell was February the 27th. I got out of the bathtub and when I put my foot on the floor, both of my feet slipped right out from under me. I went right backwards across the bathtub on my back. I didn’t break anything, but it’s sore and it has been hurting me ever since.

My daughters decided that it's best for me to have a Medical Guardian. I feel secure having it. I know if I push a button, I get help. I tested the button and their response time was fine.

My daughter picked Medical Guardian for me. She did some research on it and this is the best one she found. I have had false alarms twice. I was in my recliner and the dog jumped up on me. It was hanging on my chest and the dog set it off. Also, I do some mowing for the town and I have the GPS part in my pocket. One time the button got pushed somehow. I was mowing along and I saw the paramedics and the guy came over to me. The thing really worked good. It showed the paramedics exactly where I was at and they were really impressed with the GPS. So far, I’m impressed with it.

My daughter bought Medical Guardian for me because I have arthritis in the knees. Sometime, my knees give away, but, so far, I have been okay. She made sure I have all my bracelet before I go out, and I feel okay most of the time since this was going on. I don't pay any mind about wearing it. I have the neck one, but I don't want to sleep with it because I might choke myself. I put on the one that is made like a watch when I go out. Overall, I'm satisfied with it.

My mother had a stroke and in February, we decided to look into a medical device. Having seen the reviews on the internet, we opted for the Medical Guardian. It's been very helpful for me. I'm the one who set it all up and got my mother going. She keeps the device on her walker and doesn't wear it. My dad is deaf and he doesn't know how to use a telephone. That also kinda prompted us to get the device so that if he needs to get ahold of me, all he has to do is push the button and the reps would call me. He has the watch and does wear it.

I’m going to be 77 years old and I’ve had two hip replacements. I’ve had some problems as well. If I needed help, then it would be something I could get immediately with a medical alert device. When I was looking online, I wanted what the consumers felt was the best one, and that’s what I found with Medical Guardian. It had the highest rating, so I picked them and some of the main things are that it’s very easy to use, and they can talk to you. It’s heavy though. I stick it in my bra so it doesn’t hang down.

I purchased a medical device from Medical Guardian because I couldn’t stand up. I kept falling. The necklace is all right. It doesn't bother me. It went off accidentally one time and somebody came on it and talked and wanted to know. I told him, ‘cause I was getting out of the car down to the doctor’s office, I guess I bumped it. Nobody came ‘cause he canceled it some way. But they were right on the ball.

My husband falls a lot, and I was in and out of the hospital a lot. So, that was why our son bought the device. He was worried. I was in the hospital an awful lot last year, so our son didn’t like his father being home alone. We have accidentally nudged it twice already and the reps responded immediately, which was fine. Medical Guardian worked when I accidentally pushed it on.

I did some research online, and I liked what Medical Guardian was offering (the pricing and the options) better. It fit our needs and everybody was helpful. They were great. I got it for someone because she was at home alone and we were worried. Soon after she received it though, everybody got sent home and she was no longer alone in the house.

I got dehydrated and I had a leg infection. I had to go to the hospital for five days so my son got Medical Guardian for me. I wear my device around my neck.

I was in the hospital for quite a while and when I came home, I was told to get a medical alert device. We did a little research and went with Medical Guardian. My device is doing all right, and I feel secure about it. When I test it, they respond almost instantaneously, which made me feel good.

My daughter wanted me to have a medical alert device. I’m not alone very much, but, occasionally, I might be and she was worried that if I would fall I would need to have it. She got Medical Guardian and it was sent. She told me how to use it and she hooked it up for me.

Medical Guardian sounded like the best one and the cheapest based on the ads on the internet. I wore the device everyday up to the last couple of weeks. I fell a couple of times and it didn't go through this procedure of calling my wife.

I live alone and even though my daughter, Debra, comes out once in a while to bring me stuff, most of the time I'm here and I can fix my own meals. My kids always said to have something though and I called two weeks ago to check out the bracelet and the necklace. I have them both, but I wear the bracelet most of the time and it makes me feel better to know that all I have to do is touch a button. When I bumped my device once, they called and I told them I accidentally bumped it and that I was sorry.

There was one night when I transferred from one state to another and I was alone in the house. I couldn’t get my device to work. I couldn’t get an office, and there was no number either. Anybody I spoke to kept telling me Monday they’ll be in and they couldn't help me, so I switched. My assistant got me settled with Medical Guardian and the device was too sensitive for me. It went off three times in a month, but none of those that I needed them. One time, I was just getting dressed, and another time, I was breathing heavy. One night, I found the fire department in my bedroom. They tried to call me to see if there was anything wrong, but I didn’t hear it, so they sent somebody out. So far, I’m okay. I got another device and I thought I would find it heavy, but I don’t find it heavy.

I’m having a little difficulty walking so I got a medical alert device. It's been good with Medical Guardian's reps. They're very courteous to me.

My Medical Guardian works fine. My family was worried about me not being able to call for help. I can't tell when I'm having a problem, so it seemed to be working. They respond very quickly.

I checked online about the ratings and decided to get Medical Guardian. I wear the medallion and my husband wears a watch. If it gets caught on clothing, it opens up and then I put it back. When I tested the button at the beginning, everybody was very nice and courteous.

I was working and I was afraid that my father would fall. I got him a Medical Guardian and I've got the papers filled out in case the EMTs ever have to come. There's also a lock on the base that was sent in the box. He wears the device around his neck and when he tested it, the response was right away.

My wife thinks I needed the Medical Guardian device and she went through all the steps and got it. It was easy enough to set up and their response was good. It makes my wife feel good to know that I’ve got it if she’s gone.

My husband had a stroke and when I was going back to work, he was gonna be by himself. I needed to know he was protected. I also needed to make sure that when people weren’t here checking on him and if he fell, he would be okay. When I called Medical Guardian to check on their product, the gentleman that I spoke to gave me all the information I needed to know. He was very helpful and he said the right things. I got it right then and I didn't check anybody else. But I only wanted the device for three months, so I'm gonna send it back. My husband is doing better now and he says he doesn’t need it. But other than that, our experience with Medical Guardian has been great. We’ve never had to use it, thank God, but it has been a life-saver when I started back at work on the 1st of March.

My son decided to get a Medical Guardian. In case I'm here alone and I need help, the device would come in very handy. We had the device put in and tested it. The response was very good. I carry a Medical Guardian device with me too.

The only problem that I had with Medical Guardian was in the testing. I found that I had to hold the button down for 10 seconds to get a response. Also, they sent a form out that required to be filled out, which I did and sent back. A few weeks later, they said I didn’t send it back. I took a partial photostat of the one that I had sent them and sent that back to them. A couple of weeks later, they said I didn’t send anything back. I finally said I would quit messing around with it and filled the thing again and mailed it back. It’s okay now.

I went through all the reviews and different things, and the Medical Guardian device seemed to do most of the things that I wanted in particular. But their GPS aspect has a worldwide coverage. It wasn't just at my house and that was the big thing I saw that I liked. I've tested my device with them and they responded. And so far, I'm very pleased with the device. I put the button around my neck and stick it in my pocket. The device itself is inobtrusive and the hardest thing is remembering to put it on in the morning. But I'm pretty good about that.

I got a medical device because I'm on dialysis and I needed the alert. I made a mistake one time and they responded right away. I feel good that I have a Medical Guardian. I feel safer.

I fell about three times, but one hard fall made my daughter want to get Medical Guardian. She definitely got me something to help protect me when I'm here by myself sometimes. I feel safe by having it. If I fall someplace and no one is around, I can get help. It was tested when I first got it and Medical Guardian got back to me quickly. I wear it around my neck, but I try to be careful anyway.

I had fallen and I was afraid that I would fall on the steps going to the basement and I would need a medical alert device. My husband purchased one for me and having Medical Guardian, I feel greatly secure. The device is thick, but I put it inside of whatever I have on and I think it works. It’s better for me because it is on the heavy side. But it’s really good.

I’m 93 and I live alone. My kids are nearby, but not in my house with me. My daughter helped me pick out my medical alert device and we got one from Medical Guardian. I wear it around my neck and it's okay. My daughter tested the device while I was in the room and so far, their response was fine. I'm relived that now, help is available should I need it. My health is good, but it’s full of arthritis and there’s the fear of falling all the time.

I have the Medical Guardian necklace and one of my daughters picked it out for me. Because of my age, my daughters kept yelling at me, which made me want to get a medical alert device.

I had about three spills, and they were not nice because I could not get up. The last one, I had a spill in the bathroom and I was laying in there -- I was there almost overnight. So, that was when my daughter and granddaughters lined it up. Medical Guardian works well, and I wear it all the time. At nighttime, it blinks. I live by myself and I feel better now. I can push that and I get somebody. I tested it with somebody recently, and the response was clear. I was impressed. I'm a World War II veteran and I got a lot of electronics inside me, and this device fascinates me. The experience made a believer out of me.

My daughter decided to get me the Medical Guardian. I like that it's something that gives me some protection.

I broke my leg and was in the hospital. At that time, I was very weak because I couldn’t walk. I thought it would be a better thing for me to get a medical alert device because I was at home by myself. I wanted it in case of an emergency, I would have a way to call someone. Everybody at Medical Guardian was always friendly to me. Their rep made sure my device was hooked up right and they tested it and everything. It was a very simple interaction and I liked that about it. They just said to push the button, hold it, and release it. And then, they'd see and call me back.

I was taking little falls. My daughter thought it would be best that I would have something to reach somebody quicker. She got me a Medical Guardian. I don’t wear it at night, but I got it right there by my bed, an extra pillow that I put it on, just in case. But when I get up at night I do put it on all the time. I had knee surgery last October too and I just wanna make sure in case I make a tumble. Outside of that, it’s worked well for me. But I’ve never had to actually call them and tell them they needed to come out because I’ve been well enough to get up. My daughter just thought it may be safer. Medical Guardian has always answered it if it went off even when I didn’t need it.

I fell one day and I was okay but it gave me the reality check that I was here by myself and that I needed something a little more secure to protect me so I can get to a quick button to contact for help. I did my research and I went through all the medical alert brands. There was a website where they gave a rating for each one and Medical Guardian was one of the top-rated ones. They had good ratings with their response times and people seem to be very satisfied with the coverage. So, I thought I would try. Price-wise, it was a little bit higher than some of the rest, but then, the other brands had contracts. It was a plus with the no contract. I still got a deal on mine but I was willing to pay for that.

I had fallen a couple of times and I'm 85, so my son wanted me to have a Medical Guardian. The device still keeps flashing.

On January 12th, I passed out and I wasn't coming to. My husband's memory is going and he can't use a cellphone anymore. He's forgotten how to. We live in a gated community and he took the car, went to the front gate, and asked them to call an ambulance. But the ambulance got to the house before he got back from the front gate, so they broke down my back door to get in. It was quite the thing, which I don't remember any of. I spent 10 days in the hospital. My family all insisted that we should have these bracelets or necklaces to call for help if needed. We agreed and got Medical Guardian.

So far, my Medical Guardian is working well. I’m quadriplegic. It's for protection when my wife isn't around. I haven't had to use it though. But it's pretty comfortable. I wear it on my wrist, around my neck and I don’t even know they're there.

I bought a medical device because when I have one of these spells, I have it so fast that I don't have time to go to the phone. I'm so glad I have Medical Guardian. I feel a lot safer with it.

I'm 86 and my husband just died. My Medical Guardian works just fine. I have been testing the device and customer service responds well. Somehow, it got pushed one time and it wasn't for alarm. I've never had to use it for that. Customer service was very good.

Please DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!! My family ordered my 90 year old mother this alert. She passed - we never used the product, was never activated. I called the company to explain the situation, I was told to return the equipment (I was not sent a box or a prepaid label - we paid for the return) and we would be refunded. I mailed the device back and never heard from the company. I was NEVER refunded and today I was billed for another year. I was put on hold for over an hour - when I did get through I was told the account is still active (for a deceased person) and they never received the equipment. Yes, correct this company has billed a deceased person for 2 years for a service that was not activated -Never Used. FRAUD!!!!

Company is disreputable. Do not do business with them. After my sister died I returned the equipment for a refund. After deducting a ridiculous amount for restocking and other charges they credited a big $70. I instructed the company to mail me a check as the executor of my sister's estate. Instead they credited a charge card that can no longer be accessed. After assuring me they would make good, they decided it was not worth their reputation to do so. So I guess for a lousy few dollars they are willing to have people like me write these negative reviews. Shame on them and their terrible business practices.

Very pushy when I called. Called me back & still very pushy on the sales. Decided to go with them because my elderly neighbor keeps falling. Set up was terrible! Then on the 2nd day the system failure light comes on. Called & customer service is only available during certain hours....WHAT?!?! Pushed the alert button & they couldn’t hear me but I could hear them...Finally he heard me & I told him we were experiencing problems with the device & he said “call Customer service tomorrow, they’re closed today.” Are you kidding me? What’s the sense in paying for a device to help you if they’re not there to help you? I’ll be canceling service first thing tomorrow!

I order Medical Guardian in October 2019 and soon I realized I didn't need this service, so I waited the three months they require in order to cancel my account. On December I called them and ask for cancellation, they gave me a Return Authorization number and all the instructions about how to return the equipment. I returned everything on December 16 by FEDEX and Medical Guardian received the equipment from me on December 19 and it was signed as received. Well, my credit card is still being charged every month until today March 2020. No matter how many phone calls to Medical Guardian I do and how many disputes I have to go through every month with my credit card company, they continue charging my credit card. This is the worse situation I ever had in my entire life with any company. They have not respect for the customer, they only want to take your money.

Purchased the Medical Guardian for my uncle. Attempting to make a test call like the instructions recommend to do and the only thing I get is a “call in progress” message for 3 mins and then it stops. Attempted to make the call 4 times and still nothing. There is no 24 hour care service where we can speak to someone on how to fix the problem either. They close at 5pm pst. What good is this device if the call doesn’t go through nor do we get a call back from an operator like the start up pamphlet suggests if the call fails to go through.

Medical Guardian sales is very pushy. Do not give them your phone number! Once they have your number they constantly call, even months after your original contact. They use a local prefix to trick you into answering, by trying make you think that it is a local number. They do not identify themselves on my phone, again to try to trick me into answering. I told them in no uncertain terms not to call again. I would not buy their product now even if I wanted it. I decided against their product mainly because of their marketing practices.

I needed a some assistance with my ailing parents and Medical Guardian had good reviews. In practice it was a terrible choice. We paid for the freedom guardian and 12mo service in advance. The setup was difficult and time intensive. Any attempts to resolve issues were met with excessive wait times and "wrong dept" responses. They were unable to get prorated refund and when the 12 mos were up, Medical Guardian continued with calls for them to return the freedom guardian that they had purchased and paid for in advance.

I subscribed to Medical Guardian a few years ago for my then 72 year old Mom. My Mom had an emergency last Friday and pushed the button on her necklace and on the mobile unit and neither worked. She called me breathless and very upset. Luckily I was able to get to her apartment and take her to the emergency room myself. I am so very disappointed.

Freedom Guardian is misleading the public in every way possible. Constantly, we see that our device has not been updated for 13 + days or more (latest that we saw) and no GPS tracker info on my elderly father. This is why we bought the device (watch) at 99.00 plus tax. They stated that ATT is crappy service (being their excuse to get out of whatever onus they have on protecting my father with this medical device). They constantly take our payment monthly of 44.95, yet say that the ATT service is bad (so why did they sell us this service). We've had it about a year and are finally ending the service. I tried to call them yesterday.

Medical Guardian recent had a firmware failure which has left my mother without service for 4 days and counting. They provide no technical support on weekends or evenings for their devices so it is misleading for them to tout a 24/7 emergency service when they have a system failure which causes their devices to stop working. I purchased the watch without the frills as my mother is 81 and a non-sophisticated user. In spite of this over this last weekend her device, including the call button, failed in a huge way and though I tried every avenue the company provides for contact I was unable to reach technical support to report this issue.

12-7-19-The system worked!!! Jerry's mom (91 years old) had chest pain while she was showering. Jerry and I were at our grandson's Christmas program. Mom pressed her button and even though dad was home he is deaf even with his hearing aids. The EMTs arrived and got the keys out of the lock box on the solar electrical box and entered the house. They whisked mom to the hospital and one staff member stayed with dad (93 years old) until we were reached and our son could pick him up and take him to the hospital. We met mom at the hospital when the ambulance arrived. They sent her to the catheterization lab within 15 minutes of our arrival and stented a major artery in her heart.

I ordered the device for my 75 year old father. The sales pitch she. I was on the phone with them. Was great until I received the device. We had it overnighted to us because my mother had just passed away, Received the device on a Friday. Tried to activate. They said, "Oh it doesn’t work in your areas. It’s a 3G." Don’t you know if the device lol work in the area you send it to? They don’t. Buyer beware. They offered to ship a 4G device but after I was lied to I just cancelled. Great marketing and sales. Horrible customer service and knowledge of product, I do not recommend!

When trying to cancel my subscription and return the equipment I was told by Jamel in Customer Service that I had until the end of November and that my account would not be charged. I then got an email from Medical Guardian showing that they had charged my card for 3 months of service. When I called to question the charge I was told by a very rude woman (I wish I had gotten her name but she was difficult to understand) that because my equipment had not yet been received my account was charged. I explained that was told I had until the end of November. She did not care that I was told that and refused to stop the payment charge.

When trying to cancel my service, I have continued to be charged for 2 months. I have received CS agents who have been rude, talked over me, and made empty promises. As of today, I still haven't received cancellation paperwork necessary to cancel services and am still being met with rude people.

My mother fell a couple of years ago. I decided to use Medical Guardian to protect her from future falls and to get automatic assistance if she were to be unconscious. I selected a service with fall monitoring. She has diabetes and has passed out several times from low blood sugar. A year after getting the service, she passed out but no one was notified. I called and was informed the necklace may not be working properly. A new necklace was sent out.

I am a social worker, that provides home health services. Part of my job is to help patients locate a medical alert. I was with a family about 12 days ago and called medical guardian. We got info and I left Medical Guardian contact info and sales rep with family. I left out of country on vacation for 10 days. Upon my return my work cell had about 22 missed calls from this company. I made the mistake of offering my cell as a contact. 22 missed calls. I can’t imagine what the elderly patients deal with when they get hold of a potential customer. I was so turned off by this, I contact the family to let them know and they went with a different company. I won’t recommend them again.

I paid Medical Guardian LLC $104.85 when I started the service on 06/21/2019. My husband received an alert service through the V.A. so I returned the unit and it was received by them 08/05/2019. I didn't receive a refund so contacted them and was told that the $53.60 I was owed went to a restocking fee and toward the original shipping fee that was suppose to be free. Be sure to read the very long disclaimer and don't count on getting a refund when you discontinue service.

The rate was reasonable for the initial 6 months. Fortunately never had to use the device. My mother moved to Assisted Living a week after being charged on my credit card for the upcoming 6 month. I returned the equipment by UPS at $30. I verified it was received 10 days later. When I contacted Medical Guardian billing, I was told it would take up 30 days to post prorated refund and it would be less $50 for restocking. Yikes! So inefficient and the restocking fee is extremely high!

I have Medical Guardian's device that goes around the neck and a bracelet. So far, my experience with them have been good.

I used my Medical Guardian device once or twice and their people reached out to me very fast. I was satisfied 100% with it. But I sent my device back because I couldn't afford it. I have a heart condition and I might be going for some serious heart operation. I am not gonna be around much and I have my whole family watching me when things happen. The device was great though.

They start charging you as soon as the unit has arrived. This was a gift I ordered in advance. They told me it will NOT be charged till activation - as the other good companies operate their business. No, I was automatically billed the $30 monthly fee. When I called to cancel, I was told I could not cancel (even if it is still in the box unopened) till it was returned. IT’S NOT EVEN ACTIVATED. WHAT AM I PAYING FOR? SCAM. I paid for this product. But I couldn’t cancel?? And was getting charged before even activated. Bad customer service. The man I spoke with at the cancellation department was so rude. Basically laughing at me. WARNING- DO NOT GO WITH THIS COMPANY. THEY DO NOT CARE. I am not just a upset customer but this is just a bad company to deal with. They were just outright rude on the phone.

I have had a heart murmur for a long time. Since I now live alone, it was a good thing for me to have something. I’m quite independent. I have two children but my daughter lives in Mississippi and my son lives in Utah. I've had my Medical Guardian for a while now and my experience has been fine. Customer service was satisfactory.

I was under chemotherapy and I couldn't be left alone. Having Medical Guardian makes my kids feel better but I don't really need it. I have their device that only works at home and it only works a short distance from the home base. One time that I called Medical Guardian, it was fine except they didn't ever call my emergency service. We had to call the ambulance ourselves. It took half an hour to get here. I needed them and they did not perform. I would not have the device if it wasn't for my kids. I wouldn't recommend it.

I've been in and out of the hospital and I got high blood pressure. I got a medical alert device from Medical Guardian and it's kinda nice. I'm heading up the hills by myself in my four-wheel drive. I'm going up to a little ghost town up there and I'm thinking if I had a medical problem up there, I could push the button and talk to somebody through a satellite. That makes me feel pretty good. I got the mobile with me. I got the button you wear around your neck that's on a lanyard thing, but I left it at home. But I got the little one that sits in the battery stand. The Medical Guardian team has been good. I've done pocket calls a few times. I don’t like wearing that stuff on my belt so I got it on my front pocket and my pocket called a time or two. My experience has been very good.

My daughter-in-law, who takes care of our finances, suggested Medical Guardian. So we said, "Okay, we'll try it," and we liked it. Everything went fine when we needed a rep. Also, when my husband was in the hospital and I was home alone, I used the device around my neck like if somebody was trying to break in. I'm very grateful to have Medical Guardian.

I ordered the Medical Guardian system and received it yesterday, 22 August. I did NOT get the service agreement I am supposed to sign and return. Plus, the lock box with the 4-digit code will NOT open. I will be returning the unit today. I am totally disgusted with Medical Guardian and will find another medical alert system.

I’m doing fine with Medical Guardian. I got a medical alert device because I’m here by myself most of the time. And since using it, I feel safer. I checked my device on purpose to make sure it was working, and it went okay. I turned it off really quickly because they were gonna send somebody out here, and I didn't need anybody. My device is okay. I feel naked if I don't have it on. When I take a shower, I take it off. And I put it back on as soon as I get out of the shower. I have a handicapped shower. They say you could get it wet, but I’m afraid I’d get it too wet. I'm satisfied with it.

This watch, a mobile unit, uses AT&T cellular service to dial out to the Mobile Guardian Call Center, and to receive voice calls and messages. The watch, which loses its charge quickly, must be charged at 100% with a strong cell service to work. No or low AT&T service at peak times in my area, because Verizon owns all the towers where I live, and no connection to the Call Center at any time. Know that the watch face is about 2x2.5 inches square and about .5 inches thick. It is suitable for a large wrist, but sits heavily and awkwardly on a small woman's wrist. The watch does not include a fall detection service either, so if you trip and fall, and hit your head, you are out of luck.

My daughter got Medical Guardian for me because I was getting real weak and wobbly. I live by myself and she thought that it would be the best thing for me to have it. I feel good about having Medical Guardian because I know if I ever need help or if I fall, then I don’t have a problem because I don’t carry my phone with me all the time. I’ve already told my sister-in-law about Medical Guardian. She falls a lot so she needs one. I think they got it through her insurance. She’s on a different insurance than what I’m on.

I was falling frequently so I got a medical alert device. One time I tried to call Medical Guardian and it took forever to get through.

Since using Medical Guardian, I have a sense of security in case I fall. I got the medical alert device because of my age and my instability. I tend to lose my balance. My experience with the Medical Guardian’s team has been fine. I try to check-in once a month. Sometimes I forget, but when I do check-in, everything goes fine. I would recommend Medical Guardian.

I’ve had the medical alert device from Medical Guardian for two years. I got a button that I wear and if I fall, I could push it. The experience has been very good and I’m satisfied with it.

After I fell, my kids got me a Medical Guardian and I've had it for a good year. I wear it all the time, and I like it. One day I was dusting and I hit it, and I know it works. They came and asked if they could help me. They were very nice. All in all, the Medical Guardian device is a worthwhile thing and I would recommend it.

My son is paralyzed on the left side and he falls a lot. And when he falls, he can’t get back up. So he needs something that would get somebody over there to help him get up. We set up the device from Medical Guardian to where if he pushes the button, they ask him if it’s an emergency and he just tells them to call me, the hospital or an ambulance, or he gives them a directive as to what to do. So far, he used it five times and if he would call the ambulance, it would be there within 10 minutes. If he'd call me, it'd take 30 minutes because I’m on the other side of town from him. But if he was not hurt, he would rather me come and help him than go to the hospital.

I wear my Medical Guardian all the time and I know somebody’s gonna answer me. Sometimes, on accident, I touched the one on the table and they answer right away. They ask me, “Are you alright?” And I say, “I’m sorry, I just touched it, but I’m fine." I will recommend them

I had been thinking about getting a medical alert device because I live alone by myself. I’m 62 and I fell in my bathroom not too long ago. Later this year, I slipped and tore down the shower curtain. Thank god, the curtain wrapped me up where I didn’t hurt myself. I also have health problems and COPD that’s why I wanted to deal with Medical Guardian. I only had to use it once since having it. I couldn’t breathe and I was really ill. My son pressed the button, ‘cause I showed him what to do. He called the ambulance, spoke with them, and the ambulance came ‘cause I had passed out in my bedroom.

I’m in the retirement community and a senior citizen, and my children thought it would be best if I had a medical alert device if I fell. They got me the Medical Guardian and I'm great with it. Somebody called me and said that for a couple dollars more a month, they're gonna send me a new one that if I fell down and I couldn't push the button, it would go off automatically. And I told them that was great.

My husband was ill from 2010 to 2011 and I stayed in the hospital with him 24/7. By the time I lost him, my legs had atrophied, so, I'm walking with a walker. I had Life Alert but they let me walk around in this house for six months with no service. They knew it and they didn't bother to call me. So, I tried to get rid of them last December but they told me I had a contract. I was sick and I forgot to get rid of it so now, I'm stuck for another year but I'm going to get rid of them in December. I got the Premium medical alert from Medical Guardian. It’s in the house and out. Their team is persistent and interacting with them was extremely good. I asked Medical Guardian to take the fall alert feature off and they did. They’re so much better and it’s working really good.

I ordered Medical Guardian for my mother after surgery for a broken hip. She doesn't mind wearing the pendant. Recently, however, the pendant fell off the cord and, after trying a few times, my mother couldn't get it back on. I spoke to Customer Service by chat (the rep was Princess) and was told that I needed to add the $5.99 a month insurance or pay $50 for a replacement (I was unaware of this fee). That was it. Period. No exceptions; no first time replacement free; no help at all. I was very unhappy to be penalized for the lack of durability in their equipment.

We purchased the Freedom Guardian for my step-father, who is 82 years old, and the medical alert system seems to be working well. The watch does not provide accurate current weather or forecasting information, however. We live in the SW desert and the watch currently claims the temperature is 85F whereas it is in fact 105F! We spoke extensively with the customer care operator and also with his supervisor about this problem. Both said that the weather feature is not really an important feature. They were neither able to resolve the problem nor were they willing to exchange the watch for one with a working weather feature. My step-father decided to keep the watch, but we are nonetheless disappointed. It makes him less eager to wear the watch, which is indeed a shame.

I’m alone and I’m 89, and my daughter thought maybe I needed something. She heard a Medical Guardian advertisement and she got me a medical alert device. My device is all right. I test it once a month and Medical Guardian's response is fine. Medical Guardian is expensive, but it's worth it.

Called at the beginning of June to cancel service and to remove the billing information from account. The representative tried to offer a discount, but I told him that my mother never used or turn on the unit the whole year she had it and my daughter was moving in. He said I had to return the unit with bracelet and necklace plus insure it, but no rush because service was good until the 22nd. Fortunately, I gather equipment and mailed it certified, which Medical Guardian received on June 14th. I confirmed the delivery and then called again to confirm cancellation of my account and to remove my credit card information.

I’m 90 years old and my kids were afraid that I might fall and they wanted me to have a medical alert device. I keep my Medical Guardian around my neck and I’m satisfied with it.

I’m old plus my kids thought I needed a medical alert device. My Medical Guardian works fine. And I'm confident that I got the pendant if I need it. The Medical Guardian team is very friendly and they help me out.

I feel safer having my Medical Guardian device. I had a stroke in 2016, so I decided to get it. I had it installed but I never had to press anything because I haven't had an emergency since then.

My brother insisted that I get a medical alert device since I live alone. I saw Medical Guardian's ad and I called them. I test the button every month, and the response I get is fine. I have three things that I check. I check them all at the same time, and it goes very quickly.

My daughter got a Medical Guardian device for me, and it’s doing okay. I haven’t had to use it yet but it makes me feel a little safer because I’m wearing my bracelet. It's comfortable to wear, too. I would recommend it to a friend.

I have a problem with my balance and my family and I are afraid of me falling. I also live alone and that’s why I wear Medical Guardian's alert device. I’ve been in this neighborhood for years and it’s not the best one, so I just stay alert and I keep the device with me at all times. I use the Home model and so far, my experience with Medical Guardian has been wonderful. One time, I had the device on in bed and I must have rolled over on it because I keep it around my neck. I was awakened by the speaker when their rep called my name. She asked me if I needed help and I apologized because I didn't need any. Other than that, I haven’t had to use it.

Two of my children bought me a Medical Guardian device. They're feeling more secure that I have it. I'm wearing it because they paid for it. If they stop paying for it, I'll send it back. Wearing it is okay but people say it looks like a watch. You have to wear another watch with it if you want to see the time. But I'm not dissatisfied with it. I used it once and it worked. It was an emergency situation and the response time was fine.

I have scoliosis. I need a little help. And my daughter was afraid I'd fall somewhere. She got me a medical alert device from Medical Guardian. I've had to be by myself some lately. And it's reassuring to have that. Several times, I've accidentally leaned against something. And I had one call from the Medical Guardian team where I asked them to call my daughter. They quickly got back to me. They're always very nice, too.

I live by myself and my legal guardian contacted Medical Guardian for me. I got their medical alert device and I wear it on my neck. Having it makes me feel safer and when I tested it, their response time was good.

My daughter got a medical alert device for me because I slipped in my bedroom. I didn't really fall. I just gently slid down the side of the bed, but I spent eight hours on the floor because the medical alert system in my apartment had been turned off without them telling me. My daughter's cat used to pull on the string and call the EMTs. The whole system was disconnected so that that wouldn't happen. I moved in but the medical alert system was not reset. Even though I was able to trigger it on my way down, I had no telephone near me. I couldn't get up. I spent 23 days in the hospital.

I had fallen a couple of times and the last time I fell, I broke my hip. I got a Medical Guardian device and I usually wear the bracelet if I’m home alone or if I go out. I feel okay with having it. So far, I have not used the device which is a good thing. Even though I have not used it, I feel safer knowing that it’s there. I have a tendency to fall. But I haven’t tested my device in quite a while just because I forget about it. I need to do that.

We looked up places offering medical alert devices and found that Medical Guardian had such a good rating. I have both devices that are worn on the neck and on the wrist and I've been feeling secure since. I had to use the device once and the reps responded very well. I'm glad I have Medical Guardian.

I live alone and I had a hip replacement, and I had also dislocated my hip once. I got a medical alert from Medical Guardian, and I felt secure when I was wearing it all the time. I have it by my bed now. I don’t really use it during the day. I did wear it continuously for several months till I got more mobile. But I really didn’t like wearing it because the cord was way too long for me. If I were to get another one, I would get one that I can take with me when I go out for a walk. Other than that, I had one instance when I had to use it. I dislocated my hip the second time, and I had it on, I also had the cellphone in my pocket, and I got very good response on that.

My father-in-law is in his 90s. And he’s fallen before and even though he lives in an apartment in our house, he could fall, and we wouldn’t know even if we were home. He’s not in our living space although he’s feet away but has his own space. I went to our senior center and asked them for a list of medical alert providers and the one that we got for my father-in-law is a watch from Medical Guardian. It’s the watch one where you can leave the house, and it looks nicer than those little bands.

My husband died last summer and I went back to Kentucky. I was in a big house with a basement and an upstairs. I was there by myself getting ready for a sale and I thought I could fall down these basement stairs and no one would know for days. So, that precipitated my getting the Medical Guardian alert device. I first heard about it on Facebook. It was rated a 5 and better than a lot of others. I also got a very good deal for the first year where I got two months free, and I paid the year in advance.

Since my husband passed away, my daughter contacted Medical Guardian for me so that I wouldn’t be alone in the house and I’d have some kind of device to call if I need some help. Having it changed my sense of security and so far, I'm happy with my experience.

I’m turning 92 years old and I don’t get around very well. My children were afraid that I was gonna fall and I would not be able to get up. They made all the arrangements to have this device from Medical Guardian and so far, the only time I used it was when I hit my hand between the couch and the chair. I was trying to move it and I accidentally pushed the button, but there was nothing wrong. Still, Medical Guardian's reps responded within seconds. It was very fast. I feel safe having Medical Guardian. I can stay here by myself without too much trouble and I’m happy with it.

My Medical Guardian device is working good. I got it in case I fall. In the apartment I live in, they have the call but it's in the bedroom and in the bathroom. They don't have any of that in the living room. So I got my Medical Guardian device around my neck if I fall in the house. I can press the button. And I can imagine somebody will come and get me. I was worse now than when I first got Medical Guardian. When I first got it, I can kinda get around a little better and I could get up. But now, I can't get up. I can hardly move around. But with the Medical Guardian device, I feel a lot better. If I fall or anything happens, I can call and they’ll send somebody.

I'm wearing my Medical Guardian device. And I've not had to call them but once, so it’s very good. I had a stroke in March last year, and my left side has been paralyzed and I have only one eye. And I have fallen twice, so my device has been a blessing. I'm 87 years old and I live alone, and that was why the kids got it for me. I feel secure with it. I'm wearing the device that is like a watch on my wrist. And once, I didn’t hook it up and the Medical Guardian team called to tell me the battery was turned down. My experience was very good.

I had a problem of falling all the time and one time that I fell, I was on the ground for about almost two hours before help came. My daughter recommended me to Medical Guardian and since I'm here alone, I feel a little more secure now that I know that I’ve got something that I can fall back on and get help if I need it. But the cord broke on the thing that I put on my neck, so I just make sure that I carry it with me.

I wear my Medical Guardian on my wrist and I feel pretty good about it. I have it because I'm alone. I have fallen too but I don’t fall very often. The only thing is you have to keep it on all the time. It kinda rubs the skin so you have to take it off and clean it. Sometimes Medical Guardian gets in touch with me because they thought I called them. I might have been doing something like maybe bumping it. They let you know that somebody’s on the way but it takes them a couple of minutes.

I'm 95 and I live alone. The kids kinda talked me into getting a medical alert device because I could fall, so I got Medical Guardian. I'm wearing the necklace and so far, I haven't had to use it yet. But a couple of times it didn’t work, so I called them. They answered me and told me what to do to check it out. I did that twice and they were very nice. Since having the device, I feel good that if I fall, I can get a hold of somebody.

A little over a year ago, I had a mild heart attack. When I saw a TV ad about Medical Guardian about a month later, I ordered it, in case something would occur again. I've been wearing it on my wrist and I've been feeling secure since. I do the crosskart for the kids and they've asked me why I wear it. I told them it was for emergency and that if there was an accident, all I gotta do is press the button and the paramedics will be here to help. It's really for me but if I had to use it for that, I would and it would be a lot faster than calling 911. Their response time is less than 30 seconds.

My wife is gonna be 90 and I'm 88. I felt it was just precautionary that we both have a medical alert device. My wife was dead set against it so I didn’t say anything. I got a Medical Guardian for myself, but the intentions were for her. Once she saw that I had it, she told me to get her one too. I got the one where you can wear the watch or you can have the pendant.

Based on reviews I subscribed to this alert system. I attempted to cancel within two months, but was not allowed to do so. Without authorization, this company took $350 out of my bank account for equipment costs. I spoke with a representative who told me that this money would be refunded and the past due fees would be zeroed out (they would not let me cancel service so continued to add fees) when equipment was returned. The equipment was returned almost two months ago. Despite three phone calls, the company has failed to resolve the matter and now insists, despite assurance from first representative I spoke with, that they will continue to bill past due fees. They also knew equipment was not being used so service fees were not legitimate. DO NOT ALLOW THIS COMPANY ACCESS TO BANK OR DEBIT ACCOUNTS!!!!

My son decided to get a Medical Guardian device for me because I live alone. I feel safe knowing that I have it if I should fall or something. I’m using the one that you just plug in. I have it on the floor, near the chair where I sit most of the time. My son has been happy with it. I’m very satisfied as well ‘cause I haven't had to use it.

I live alone and I find that I feel safer with my Medical Guardian device on. I usually wear it around my wrist because that way, it's not too obvious and I feel more comfortable. But I have worn it around my neck too when I first get up in the morning. I would definitely recommend Medical Guardian.

My 97-year old mother really got a good, clear mind, but she would go walking sometimes up and down the street when I was gone to work. We have neighbors that watch over and my sister goes over to take care of her some, but she has times where she’s there by herself. So I decided it was time to get her a medical alert device from Medical Guardian.

We purchased Medical Guardian for my husband. He died last January, but we still got the device because I’m 91, and my daughter makes me wear that thing hanging around my neck every day. I accidentally hit it a while back and it made so much noise. It was really loud. I heard a voice talking and I talked back and said that I had a mistake and that I didn’t mean it. But if I had needed it, it was there. It was right Johnny-on-the-spot.

I’m getting older and I fall down a lot. I got a Medical Guardian alert device and I've been using it for a year or two. I have pressed the button before to ask questions with the person on the other side. Also, I call them and tell them when I’m going out of state or to Ireland and that I’m going away, and I can’t take it with me. The customer service reps are very nice people.

I've fallen about 13 times or more, and most of them have been in the home. So, in case I couldn't get to the phone, I wanted to have something to use. So I got Medical Guardian. It made my husband feel better so he could leave the house without being as worried about me.

I am 74 and I have arthritis in my leg among other little things. If I fall, I don’t know if I would be able to get up on my own to get some attention. I prefer to have Medical Guardian since all I would have to do is press the little button. I'm more secure and safe with it, and I would have attention if something was to happen. I got the one I hang around my neck. Sometimes at night, I wonder if I’m gonna press it or accidentally set it off, but I haven’t. I’m satisfied and I would recommend it to others. Anyone that has a medical problem that they’re concerned with should have one if there’s no one to be around that could help them.

My husband passed away and my boys wanted to get me a medical alert device. Medical Guardian was much cheaper, plus I have more options. I wear it on my wrist, and I take the box with me when I go someplace too. Having it gives me and the boys peace. Two times I accidentally put something in the oven, and the device came on right away.

I have a problem with falling. My balance is off. My son got me a medical alert device, but I didn't like it. It was way too expensive, and it didn't offer anything more than what Medical Guardian offers. Also, I thought they were pushy. Since having Medical Guardian, thank god I haven't had to use it yet. I try to be aware to change from the pendant or watch over to the one that I carry in my purse when I go out somewhere. I use the pendant and I like it fine. I wish it would work everywhere, though. That would be really nice. Other than that, I'm completely satisfied with Medical Guardian's products.

I'm 90 years old, I live alone, and I have problems with balance. So, we ordered a Medical Guardian alert device in order to have somebody I could call. It's a little expensive but everything has been fine. I know I can call someone if I fall.

I wear my Medical Guardian around my neck and I've tested the button and they responded in a timely fashion. So far, their service has been fine.

When my grandson tested my Medical Guardian device, the response was fast. Using the device was just like wearing a wristwatch. There was nothing to it.

I live alone so if anything comes up and there’s nobody here to help me, I call the medical alert. But I only have that little button. I don’t have a wrist thing. So I can’t use it unless I’m right on top of the machine. That’s the problem I have. I think that when you get this machine, Medical Guardian should give out two devices to alert them that you have a problem. You just can’t stand with this one button all the time, and it’s nice to have the wristband. When you go outside or in the shower, you can drop the button and still have one ready to wear if you go out.

I had a period where I was falling a lot. I got a Medical Guardian device and having had the device for about a year, my sense of security has been good. I wear it around my neck and it's not bad. And I’ve been lucky. I haven't had to use it. Medical Guardian's reps are fine. I test my device periodically and I have no problems.

After my bad experience with Medical Guardian last night, I called again and spoke to Jack from Customer Care. He was very nice and helpful and told me that they are sending me a new complete unit to me which I was not told last night. He did not question me when I told him what was the matter. After that conversation, I called back and talked to Josh and gave him the idea of making the charger able to plug into a laptop or vehicle USB port for people who travel. They could plug the charging unit into their laptop or vehicle's USB port and keep the mobile unit charged up while traveling.

I'm alone. My husband died. My children had to make sure I had safety. They ordered a Medical Guardian for me and it goes around my neck. When I got it just about three months ago, I fell and I pushed the button. And all the worst things happened very quickly. I got help fast. I went into the hospital. I broke my hip. But I'm safe now.

I fell twice last year and could not get up. I was in the emergency room. I thought it might be a reasonable precaution to get a medical alert device. I hope there’s no recurrence, but I am very happy with my Medical Guardian device. I have the one with an unlimited range. I have two of the push buttons that are good between 150 feet from the homing device. Hopefully, I will never have to use it, but I have tested it several times and it has always worked fine. They are prompt to answer every time I have checked so I would regard that as satisfactory. The device gives one a sense of security. It appears to be more than useful just in case.

I had a heart attack before daylight. And our two kids put their heads together and decided we needed an emergency button in case something happens again. We decided to get a Medical Guardian and we've called in twice to check it and make sure everything was working. I wish they had gotten the one with the GPS though so that we could use it wherever we go. But Medical Guardian is doing well.

My husband needs to be monitored. He needs to have access to 911 just in case all of a sudden, he doesn't feel well. I read online some reviews of Medical Guardian and some are good and some, not so good. But at that time, the majority of the reviews were better than the not-so-favorable reviews. The device from Medical Guardian doesn't bother my husband to wear it. But I have had a couple of rough experiences when I called, and nobody answered within the time expected. I call once a month to test it. And the majority of times when we have tested, the phone rang forever and eventually, somebody came up and answered. So, I’m a little worried about that, and seriously a lot of times, it has been the worst. I’m seriously considering exploring a plan B. I'm terrified that my husband might not get the help that he needs at the timeframe that he needs it.

I'm 78 years old and I have some problem falling. And once I fall, I can't get back up. I have a hard time because I have metal in both of my knees. I fell on the floor and I needed the Medical Guardian team to come out. The response time was great. They got through the window and helped me get up. That was all I needed. But they were really nice. I have the device on my neck, and I have one for my wrist. I change it off every once in a while. The band on the wrist could have a material that I would like better. The rubber sticks on my arm and causes rash. Other than that, they're doing excellent. But I think they could make it more reasonable for elderly people.

I always wear my Medical Guardian around my neck in case I fall. Before last Christmas, I slipped getting out of the bed and I was glad I had it on. However, that didn't set the device off and I forgot I had it. Still, I've told friends about Medical Guardian.

My daughter got me set up with Medical Guardian. Thus far, I've been wearing it around my neck every day.

I fell one night and had to stay on the floor so I got Medical Guardian. I wear it around my neck everyday.

I got sick and I’m housebound, and my son got me a Medical Guardian device. I feel secure with it. I wear it around my neck and it’s all right. I is also very simple to use. I tested it a couple of times. I haven’t used it yet but the fact that I got it makes me feel better.

My husband passed away, and I felt uncomfortable being by myself. I got Medical Guardian and I tested it and the response was immediate. A real live person contacted me and I didn’t have any trouble understanding them. They asked what my issue was and I said, “I’m just testing,” and they said, “Okay, thank you." They were easy to deal with and were very nice.

I have a Medical Guardian pendant around my neck. A couple of times, I was leaning against a counter and accidentally hit it and talked to their team.

I have a leg that is arthritic and I have trouble walking. I got a Medical Guardian device and I've had good luck with it. I have used it about three times in a month. I have fallen. And the police came not too long and helped me up all three times. My experience has been very good.

I'm off-balanced and I walk with a cane and a walker. I've fallen several times before so I decided to get a medical alert device. Thus far, I'm glad I have my Medical Guardian. I wear the device all the time. I've already hit the button by mistake when I leaned against the sink a couple of times and within seconds, their team answers. They tell me not to worry about it and that they're glad I'm okay. They're very pleasant about it. I'm satisfied with my Medical Guardian.

I’m not in good health, and I live by myself. My kids recommended Medical Guardian and they have been wonderful. It has made me feel safer especially at night if anything happens when I’m alone. I tested it and the response has been immediate.

I live alone so my children wanted to make sure I had somebody to call. I gave them financial independence, so they wouldn't have to take care of me. They chose Medical Guardian for me and I'm glad they did. The reps have been great. I test the device once a month to make sure that it works and it has been fine. I hope I never need to press the button but if I do, I've got it there. Medical Guardian gives my children peace of mind and has more than fulfilled my expectations.

My husband had a stroke and I was worried about him falling or something when I wasn’t around. So, that made us get him a medical alert device. We got a Medical Guardian and one time, he fell down in the backyard and he buzzed that thing around his neck. When we interacted with their team, they were friendly. Medical Guardian has been doing a good job for us overall.

I live by myself way out in the boonies here in Arkansas and every morning, I take a handful of pills which I'm not pleased with. Although I hate to admit it, I'm getting old and can't do everything by myself. I got Medical Guardian and when I unpacked it, plugged it in, charged it up, went through the furthest part of my house and pressed the button, I had a response within five seconds. However, I get up in the morning without my hearing aids in, and the thing is charging. A light comes on at night and I can see that two of them are blinking lights, which I don't understand. I will pick the thing up out of the charger and put it back down for the red light to turn on, but the red light turns off very soon.

After I fell, I decided to get a medical alert device. And since having the Medical Guardian, I feel like if I fall, I had something I can press to get help. I feel secure with it. I wear my device on my arm and it feels okay. The team from Medical Guardian has always been very nice.

I had a stroke, I've fallen in the past, and I live alone. I have a Medical Guardian device now and I'm fine with it.

We used the information in the Consumer Affairs summary about fall alert devices to make our choice of the Medical Guardian. This has been a great choice! It was extremely easy to set up and use. It works through the phone company, so mom is not tied to a "base station" and can walk anywhere. It has an accelerometer so it will detect a fall if she cannot press the button. It has ONE nice big button (essential because she is almost blind) and a LOUD speaker on the device (she is also nearly deaf). Staff were very helpful at set-up, which itself was simple. And we've already had occasion to use the alert when mom was unwell. There were cheaper units on the market but this one does so much to assure our peace of mind and give her flexibility and independence. I'd recommend it to anyone.

One time, I fell and nobody was around so I scurried myself into the living room. I had carpet burns on my knees till I get to a phone. Because of that experience, I got a medical alert device. I have Medical Guardian for a while now and I tested it the other day because my TV went off, and it threw the device out of order too. The device is on the phone and it has been off so I called Medical Guardian. They immediately asked me if something was wrong and I told the rep that I was testing it. Having the service gives us security.

I'm 91 years old, and I took the Medical Guardian device as a preventive measure. It is good, and it makes me feel a lot safer.

I’ve got the Medical Guardian button and it’s doing all right. However, I've had a flashing light when it shouldn’t be flashing, and I don’t know why it does that. I’m a person that sometimes falls and a couple of times, it’s gone off when I’d hit the table when I’m at the restaurant. I have the thing on, and it’ll mash between me and the table. I had to call Medical Guardian, and tell them that everything was okay.

When I fall, I can’t get up. I’ve had a few falls and I wondered what would happen if I was going in the store or out shopping and I fell. I got Medical Guardian and I wear the necklace. I’ve tested it when I first got it but I don't know how often I should test it as well as why the key lock won’t work on our door handle. Other than that, having the device makes me feel better knowing that I would have help if I fall.

I felt like I needed a medical alert device in case something happened and I couldn’t get to the phone. I’m 86 years old and I’m here by myself. So I got Medical Guardian and that was six months ago or so. I have it around my neck and it's doing fine. The paper said to check it every month. I did that one time and it didn’t take long until they answered. It was good. I would recommend it.

My parents have been getting up in age and since all of us are at work, they needed a medical alert device. We got a Medical Guardian for the house as well as a mobile one. We used the device a couple of times when my mother used to get really sick and it was totally helpful. I'd recommend Medical Guardian.

I use a Medical Guardian device for the house and I’ve never had any problems.

I was falling a lot so I got a medical alert device. I wear my Medical Guardian device on my arm and it is comfortable. I have tested the device. I pressed the button and when the Medical Guardian team picked up the phone, I told them that I was okay. My alert device has been good to use and I feel comfortable if it is there. I like it and I’m glad that I have it. My experience has been good.

I had fallen down and hurt myself. I also have health problems and had to have hospitalization. I thought I should get something that I'm protected with so I got a Medical Guardian. Plus, there is a lady on TV who says all the time that she calls Medical Guardian and there were three handsome men who came and helped her. That's what I wanted. Since getting the device, I've been putting it around my neck. However, it's not very attractive as the cord is just black. Still, most of my clothes cover it up anyway. It's around my neck 24 hours a day and I don't mind it at all. I am very pleased with my Medical Guardian and I feel very safe with it. I'm very comfortable knowing it's there in case it's needed.

My walking seizures and anxiety prompted me to get a medical alert device. Medical Guardian is the second medical alert service that I have used. I just switched to them. It feels good knowing that I have the alert device in case I need it. But when I needed it, I pushed the button but the speaker didn't go on. The device didn't go through the speaker, so maybe it wasn't charged. Then I called Medical Guardian on the telephone and the rep said, "Emergency services." So, I don't know whether they look through the telephone or through the alert device.

I live alone and having Medical Guardian Makes me feel good. I like it. It's comfortable too. It doesn't bother me at all. I also routinely test it and the response time is excellent. I'm very well pleased with Medical Guardian and I would recommend it. In fact, I already have.

My kids thought that having a medical alert device would be good for me as I'm alone. I got one and it was a good thing that I had my Medical Guardian when I fell and I couldn't get up. Their team responded in good time. I feel better with the device.

I turn over a lot and that bothers me. I needed a medical alert device and I'm currently using the Classic of Medical Guardian. The main thing is that since I've had this device, I've felt more independent knowing that I have it and that it’s there when I need it. When I had to contact the Medical Guardian team, they were friendly and helpful.

I’m healthy, but I’m 85. I've had a couple of falls before I had my Medical Guardian device, and I like the idea that the device is in the room. I may stumble and fall again, but having it, I can get ahold of somebody to help me up. I’m doing fine with it. I keep it on my neck. It’s an egg-shaped container with the little silver knob in the middle of it that I push if I need it. I feel very secure having it. I live in a small town, and just hit that one time, that would be enough to get the whole city crew over here.

My mother's Medical Guardian device has been working fine. Every time we’ve had to use it, it’s worked. My mother has congestive heart failure and she just had a knee replacement last week. And with her Medical Guardian device, it gives me peace of mind in case she will fall and I'm not at home. Initially, when I talked to the reps from Medical Guardian, they offered what I wanted. They were professional.

I had different falls earlier that happened to me and I'm glad that Medical Guardian proved that it's worth having. I can rely on it and get the service I need. One Saturday the Medical Guardian team came, then my daughter was there too. They were in the same town of Washington, and she saw too and I got to the hospital. The team kept banging on my door and they couldn't get in. Nobody had a key. But I was there and I was able to push the button. It was lucky that with the way I that fell, I was able to reach the device and it worked very well. I'm lucky I had it. I was so grateful the team was there. They helped as soon as they could.

My wife passed away and I’m living alone. I’ve fallen a few times and my kids were concerned. So, they got the Medical Guardian's alert device for me. I've got the device around my neck, but it only works in the home because the receiver is here. The irony of all this is that I’ve got five children and eight grandchildren, so when somebody calls I run to the phone which I shouldn’t do and I’ve fallen a couple of times on my hardwood floor. When I touched the device by accident, the response time of the Medical Guardian team was very quick.

I'm alone and my kids are here with me, but not all the time so as a safety thing, I got myself a medical alert device. I had a different brand a while back but I didn’t like it so I discontinued that one. Medical Guardian is one of the better ones. I like wearing it around my neck, but I don't wear it uptown because it only works up to my mailbox. But that's alright. There's always somebody with you if you need help, like in church or when I go to the store I got people around me. A couple of times I’ve touched it and I had to tell her I just bumped it a little bit and it would go off, but I never really had to use it for emergency yet. I'm well-satisfied with my device and as long as they don’t raise the price on it, that's okay.