Medical Guardian Reviews

My doctor thought I should have a medical alert device because I live by myself. My son looked at the different providers and thought Medical Guardian would probably be the best one. In case I need it, I know I have it, which is a good thing. But sometimes I get three good bars on my signal and sometimes I look at it and all I have are little dots. No bars at all, which I have no reception or whatever you call it. I’ve moved it on different walls and it doesn’t seem to matter.

The Medical Guardian was very easy for my son to set up. He called and then it rang for about ten times. Somebody then answered and told my son that he was setting up the system. He did what he was supposed to do. Two days ago, I tried to sit in my chair. I sat in it wrong and I couldn't get up. I had to slide for the floor and call Medical Guardian. I told them that I wasn't hurt, but I needed some help to get off of the floor. Four big burly men came within three to five minutes.

My daughter-in-law found Medical Guardian for me and we had a phone interview with the gentleman. He seemed very nice, and the company seemed like it was going to be very good, which was why I decided to try them. I was falling a lot and having the service makes me feel safer. When we tested the button and the bracelet. it worked perfectly. My Medical Guardian doesn’t work when you’re traveling. I knew that when I got it, so it’s no big deal, but I wish that if you were in a car going somewhere and you needed help, you could get help.

I have difficulties with my back, predominantly, and my knees. The reps of Medical Guardian have been very helpful. Since having my medical alert device, I feel more secure when I take my shower. It is, however, a little heavy for my neck because I have migraines. I also noticed I pull it up a lot. I have the mobile Guardian and I can use it both at home and in my car. So far, my experience is very good.

I live by myself and I'll soon be 90. I get out of balance quite a bit and I fall. My daughter wanted me to have Medical Guardian. She called in and got it for me. Having it makes me feel safer. I keep it around my neck all the time. I tested it right after I got it and charged it up and talked to somebody to see if it was working.

Coy had a different brand of medical alert device through his insurance but when his insurance quit paying for it, he didn't want it anymore. He wanted to send it back. He went for about three months without one but then decided it was a good idea to have one. I found Medical Guardian online. I called and ordered one, and the people were great. I'm very pleased with the product and the service. Coy has accidentally made the device go off one time. He wore one of the buttons to bed and rolled over on it in his sleep. It was at 5 o'clock in the morning so I was asleep. Medical Guardian called and woke me up. So I could go in there, check and make sure he was okay and didn't need help. Medical Guardian has been excellent.

I fell and wasn’t able to get in touch with anyone and my son decided to get Medical Guardian for me. It worked when we tested it. If I need it, I would press the button, and I expect to get results. It’s comfortable and I’m of the impression it's waterproof. Having it makes me feel safer and secure. I know that I can get help instead of laying on the floor for about seven hours.

I live alone and my daughter made me decided to get Medical Guardian. I wear it around my neck and like the security of having it. I also like the way it looks. When I called to change the address where I was living, everybody was very friendly.

I was home alone by myself and so I decided it was time for a medical alert device. My daughter-in-law checked out Medical Guardian for me and she thought this would be the best for me. It was really easy to set up the system. We just read the instructions and tested it, and they called me back. So it was okay. They were really quick to respond too. We were missing the case that you carry it in, the belt, and they had no issues about sending it to me and I got it. I wear the device around my wrist now. It's not that big but I'd rather wear it like a watch than have the thing hanging on my neck.

My son and I decided to get Medical Guardian, which we picked over the TV advertisement. It’s plastic, very small and not heavy. It also has a magnet and if it disengages from the actual alert, I can easily put it together because it snaps together. They have a warranty on it and if you fall, they’ll cover it. When we accidentally tried it out one day, they were very prompt in answering the call. It was instantaneous. The rep kept asking if I was all right. The nurse got on and said that she felt bad because she triggered it off. I'm very satisfied with it and it makes me feel very safe.

My dad had a girlfriend who was paranoid. She had six locks on her door and usually, my dad had a key to her place. When she got mad at him, she took the key away, and then she passed away. She was reaching for her phone, but my dad couldn't get in for three days and he felt guilty because he wasn’t there for her. I didn't want my dad to be in that predicament. He’s 81 years old and by himself. He also recently fell. I don’t want him to be in a situation where he’s alone and nobody to call. The Medical Guardian people I've spoken with have been very nice and helpful. My dad tells me that he wears it outside and I hope he does.

Medical Guardian was recommended by AARP. I got one for my dad. They were wonderful. He called them and they called me right away. I know if he falls again they’ll call me. So I don’t have to worry about him lying on the floor anymore.

I’m 92 years old and my family isn’t that close, and I feel I should have something. I had a different medical device but it wasn’t working. My son was here and he got Medical Guardian. Everything’s been fine with my Medical Guardian. I haven’t had to use it except to test it the first of the month. I like the confidence of knowing if I push the button, I would get help.

Medical Guardian made me feel much safer. However, I haven’t been using it a lot. I just got stronger and I didn’t feel like I needed it all the time. But I keep it by my bed at night, so when I get up, I use it.

I live alone. My friend told me about Medical Guardian and she made me purchase one. Now, I feel safe when I go outside or in case I fall. I accidentally hit it one time, but then I straightened everything out. I’m okay with it.

My experience with Medical Guardian has been fine. So far, I haven’t had to use it, but I'm really pleased with it. I like just having this on my arm, and knowing if anything happens, all I have to do is mash the button and I’ll have help.

Having Medical Guardian makes me feel more secure. I have a fear of falling and it helps. However, when I tested it, the response team had my address wrong. I live in an apartment building and people have to have a number to get in the door. Still, we got that straightened out. Medical Guardian should be more accurate with the information they give their team.

I went out of my house a couple of times with my Medical Guardian around my neck. Wearing it was fine for me.

I’m 80 years old, and I am living by myself. My daughter is always worried about me. So by having one of these medical alert devices, she can be alerted. I was having trouble with the device I had before because it wouldn’t charge up. So I went to Medical Guardian because they were rated top of the line. I have no problem with the Medical Guardian being charged. But The first time that I accidentally activated the device, it took quite a while before they were able to relay the message. The one that I had before would instantly be talking to me to find out if I had fallen or what had happened to me. Other than that, I’m glad that there are three devices with Medical Guardian. I get a rash from the rubber on the watch so I don’t use it that often. But I wear the necklace and the one that’s on the belt all the time.

My neighbor has a Medical Guardian device and she talked me into it. I live in a retirement area and I feel very secure with it. I used it accidentally. I had it around my neck, bumped it to the washing machine, and it went off. It works. Response was right away. However, I put it through my clothes, and it hangs against my belly and it makes me cold. But I take it off at night and put it right the side of my bed on my nightstand. Also, my neighbor says she charges her device at night and it lasts about five days. Mine doesn’t, and maybe there’s something that should be checked. I also had called before because of the length of the chain that was sent to me. It's too long and I couldn’t adjust it. They sent me another one. This one is fine except that maybe there's any way I could have something that would not show at my neck. It’s just annoying. I’ve had neck surgery, and it pokes my neck. They have something for the wrist but it’s quite big and I don’t know if I want it.

I'm an old lady and I live by myself, so I thought that purchasing a Medical Guardian was a good thing to do. The price was right, too. I have it around my neck, and I'm good to wear it all the time. The quality is fine, but the only problem I have is that it has to be charged too often -- and at inopportune times. The charge does not last long enough. I sleep with it but it needs to be charged at different times. Sometimes, before I go to bed it has to be charged, so I won't have it in bed with me. When I was in the waiting room of my dentist's office several months ago, I, all of a sudden, heard somebody talking to me. I had my phone off, so I knew it was not the phone. It was somebody from Medical Guardian asking me if I was all right. I was so embarrassed because I had set it off accidentally. I should test it.

I had some falls and I was able to get up, but I figured I could have a bad one out in the yard and I wouldn't be able to get up. Having a medical alert device, I could get some help that way. Medical Guardian answered my questions and took care of me. I got the device I keep in the bathroom because that’s the place that quite often somebody falls and you can’t get the phone. I have it where I can reach it. Also, I usually put the device in my pocket when I go out in the yard or away from the house. Sometimes, I just carry my cellphone with me.

We had a lot of inputs from various health people and we did a lot of research on our own. Medical Guardian seemed to be what would fit our needs the most. Their people did a good job of explaining things. I understood what we needed and what we got and all that. I test the button once a month and the response is excellent. We’re pleased with it so far. My husband doesn't wanna wear the pendant and the band but when I leave and I'm on a trip or gone for a night, he would wear them for my peace of mind. Everything has been okay.

I wear my Medical Guardian device around the wrist because you never know, at 90 years old, you're going to fall. I live by myself, and my daughter lives in Phoenix, Arizona. So, she insisted I should have one of these. She's concerned because I'm by myself. I know a lot of people that have it on, and they're happy with it. I know if I need Medical Guardian, they'd be here.

My daughter got my Medical Guardian for me. It makes me feel safer 'cause I'm alone. If I fall down, I have the button which I can push and their team can come and help me up. Where I live, a lot of us are seniors who live alone and I would recommend them to get one.

I was concerned about her falling or being alone most of the day, so I got something she could immediately get assistance from if she needed help. I looked at customer reviews of one of Medical Guardian's competitors. I liked the fact that with Medical Guardian you can press the button and you can actually talk to somebody immediately that monitors the system versus just having medical emergency personnel come out when it was an accident. What Medical Guardian will do is they’ll contact the family. There are several family contacts that they have listed, but they can reach one of us if it's something that definitely requires necessarily an ambulance.

I had been in the hospital for several months. I'm 89 years old and living alone. We felt a medical alert system was the best insurance I could have if I did fall. A good friend of mine uses the Medical Guardian service and was so pleased. I went on the internet and they responded quite fast. I tested the device when it was first installed and the response I got was wonderful. They were very prompt, thorough, and reassuring. With my Medical Guardian, I know that I have help at my fingertips or at my wrist should something happen. So far, I haven’t had to use it so everything is fine. And I hope I don’t have the opportunity to use you. But it is a very comforting and reassuring thing to know I have help that’s readily available. I also just recommended Medical Guardian to a neighbor of my daughter who’s using it and she’s very pleased.

I have neuropathy in my feet, so I cannot feel very well on how I am walking. I also have a bad back hips, bad knees, and I lose my balance, which cause me to fall. For the peace of mind for my son, he tried to get me signed up on something. Then, I smartened up and went online, finding out that Life Alert was a bad one and that the best one was Medical Guardian. My first interaction with this company was great. There was no high-pressure with them like that of the Life Alert people. I, however, need another pamphlet on how to turn it on because I have not done that yet. I also would like to get another string for the necklace part because my cat bit through the little string that goes on the neck. The bracelet part also chafed my arm, so I took it off because it feels like it is cutting like a cutter.

My mom was moving in with us and I was looking for some extra security. I searched online and found Medical Guardian. It's peace of mind knowing that if I'm not in immediate reach, my mother has kind of a backup plan if she needs me. She has accidentally pushed it once and they heard and responded. It's working well.

I ordered and installed a Medical Guardian device for my brother-in-law. I made my choice for it after reviewing 10 other ones. I felt that the whole package of product was more comprehensive and you didn't have to go buy something at the store to make up the difference that wasn't provided. Once I made my choice based what was available in the plan that I chose, it worked out much better for me. It was also simpler for me and the person that helped me was outstanding. He was so helpful, too. The total experience was very positive and when I ordered and worked with the representatives, they were very helpful. And the equipment was simple and straightforward. So far, it’s working properly, so everything is great. Plus, I've done tests with it where I've talked to the people that responded and they were very quick and efficient.

I was in the hospital for about a month and a half, and I live by myself. When I got out of the hospital, my son had the Medical Guardian device hooked around me. He paid for it for years. The first time we tested the device, my son told me I had to do it at the first of the month. Medical Guardian said, “Okay, no problem then. You don't need any help?” And I said no. Then, by my chair at home, there was a bracelet there with a black band. I thought it was my watch that I had left out there. I pushed that button to see why my watch wasn’t showing anything, and they came on. I said, “Sorry, I just made a mistake.” They were very patient with me.

My daughter got my Medical Guardian device for me. I’ve only had it for just two months now. A couple of times, I banged it on something. I was cooking, and when I moved across the counter, it hit the counter and it beeped, and it came right on and the responder said, “Is everything is okay?” They’re very good and very pleasant people. They said, “Okay, we’ll reset it. Don’t you worry. We’re here for you anytime you need us.” Also, I fell three different times and at one time, I could not get up and I laid on the floor for almost an hour trying to figure out a way to get myself back up again. And then, twice I fell trying to get out of the tub because I wasn’t balanced properly. I told them that and they said, “Oh, sure. Anytime you have any trouble at all, you call us. That’s what we’re here for.” I feel very safe with it. I’m so happy I have it now. I like Medical Guardian very much.

I looked on the internet and compared Medical Guardian against others, and got them based on my reviews. If I am away and my mother is incapacitated or can’t get up, she can at least push her buttons and get some assistance. I have tested the device several times. The reps have been very good. The only thing is even though I have good cell coverage here at my mother’s house, the base unit goes in and out on cell coverage. It’ll lose its coverage and then it’ll come back. It does that periodically throughout the day.

My son did a lot of research and decided that Medical Guardian was the one he wanted to get for me. I'm wearing it on my wrist because I like to hang my glasses around my neck. It's a little uncomfortable when I'm trying on clothes. It's leather and it's not that easy to hook up. But I would rather do that than have to wear it around my neck. My neck would be overloaded. And it suits me fine to have it on my wrist. Medical Guardian has done everything they promised they were gonna do. One thing though is that my son paid initially for the package and I was gonna be paying the monthly bills but I haven't seen any and I'm wondering what's going on with my account.

My daughter got Medical Guardian set up for me and I got it. I tested the device this month and the response was rather quick. I explained to the rep that I was fine and that I didn't need any help. They didn't need to send anybody because I was just testing the device. The rep said okay. I was told I have to test it every month to make sure it’s working.

My brother seemed pretty impressed with Medical Guardian's record and we bought a medical alert device from them. It's for my father and we got it because he had fallen a couple times, and he has difficulty getting himself back up. He is in his late 80s and his health is not the greatest. So, we wanted something to where he could have immediate access to help and not have to rely on finding a cellphone. Every time I go over there, he’s wearing it and he makes sure it’s charged. So, it seems to be working really well for him. Other than that, Medical Guardian suggested that you could call when you’re first activating it and I was very impressed when I did. I got a person who talked to me and explained how things work and what to do.

I fell and broke a vertebrae in my back and wasn't getting along too well at the time. Also, I'm by myself at night time. I had a Medical Guardian device a long time ago for my wife, and I decided maybe it was time that I get one. The last time I fell, I had to have help to get up and there were people here that day to help me. But if there hadn't been, I would be laying in the closet because that's where I fell in. I feel more comfortable having the device around and when I'm by myself, but I could get help if I did fall again.

I fell and nobody else was around. I pushed the Medical Guardian button and then I had to wait. I had to switch the call. With the protocol, it used to go to the kids first and if they weren’t around, it would go to the police. But I wanted it to go to the police right away because they always came fast with no problems. My daughter changed the protocol and the call goes right to the police headquarters. The cops have come two or three times. I had to wait a little, but it wasn’t too bad. The first time was really fast. I'd recommend it.

Medical Guardian is a good service. It's working because if something is wrong, somebody calls me.

I’m old and I’m living alone. In the past, I have fallen, but I haven’t in the last year and a half. I got a Medical Guardian and I got it hanging on me now. I don’t use it much. But everything is all right with my Medical Guardian. It’s okay. When I originally did it, if I signed up for a year, I would get a one-month discount. Then the woman I talked to said, “it’ll cost this much.” I paid upfront for a year but I never got that discount. So, I almost sent it back because of that, but I didn’t. When I know I’m gonna be around the house here and especially if I’m gonna be out in the yard trying to do something, I put it on. For what it’s advertised to do, it’s fine.

Our oldest daughter signed us up for Medical Guardian and got it all set up. She got it for me. I have some medical problems and can’t be left alone. She thought it would be a good idea for me to have that. I like it. I have no problem wearing it and I feel safe with it. I've used it twice - once, to check it and the other, when I fell. The response was great. They were right there. They wanted to know where I was hurt, they checked me over, and they wanted to know what hospital I wanted to go to. They didn’t just pick me up, put me in an ambulance, and bring me anywhere.

I used to be a hunter and spend a lot of time in the woods. And then I would fall for no reason and in order to get up, I had to find a tree that was close by, which is easy in the woods of course so it didn't take too much. I never said anything to my kids about it. But then one of the girls that hunted with us saw me falling, and she told my son.

My son chose the Medical Guardian for me due to my age and sometimes, I get dizzy. We thought having an alert device would be a smart thing to do. I'm happy with my device. But there was a problem with the water filter. There's a water filter on the faucet and when I touched that, it set off the alarm three times. The last time it happened, I told Medical Guardian what was happening and they said to turn the device backwards when I am at the sink. I've done that and it didn't go off. The device also went off because I was trying to open a jar and I pulled that jar close to my torso and it set it off.

I was falling down once a month and I was concerned that when my wife is away, I would be alone. I wanted some security and got Medical Guardian. It’s a security blanket. I’ve tested it once when we put it in and the response was very quick and excellent. It’s a nuisance being around my neck sometimes, but it’s comfortable.

My Medical Guardian device works well. I haven't had to use it but I found that the pendant is very sensitive. It's called the paramedics when I accidentally bumped it. I have my wristband on when I needed it. I dislocated my hip while I was in the shower and it was the reason that I had gotten it. The device is fine, and I know that if I fall, there will be help.

My daughter got me a Medical Guardian device when I wasn’t well and I haven’t had a chance to use it except once. I hit it by mistake and the response was very good. I got a phone call and they handled it very well.

My husband was hospitalized for 17 days. When he came out of the hospital, he was not able to walk very well anymore so he was a severe fall risk. It was very important for us to have the device because I had to work. At that time, I was away from home. Even though I work part-time, we still needed it. It gave me a sense of security knowing that he was able to call for help when I was gone. I made sure he always had his bracelet on. It doesn’t seem to bother him unless he had it on too long like overnight, or if he forgot to take it off and then it could get a little itchy under there. But most of the time, we just put it on when I leave the house. He had to use it a couple times when he fell so it does what it says it’s going to do, and it has been very reliable.

The gal told me I should test the devices every now and then. I made a test for the one that hangs on my neck and it worked beautiful. I called them and they said, “Oh, we know it’s a test. That’s great.” But just now, I made a test for the one that goes on my wrist, and nobody seems to be responding. They usually respond pretty quickly. If I hit the button right here with the little light blinking on and off, their response is pretty good. But right now, they are saying, “We are working on this.” They’re not responding to me. I’m trying to tell them it’s a test. I don’t want somebody to send an ambulance out here.

I’m 90 years old and I have a lot of aches and pains. I’ve had different companies over the years like GreatCall and Medical Alert. Medical Guardian is as good as any of them. Once or twice when I started, I was in contact with them and their response time was very good. But I don’t like the idea that I always have to carry with me the remote thing. The one I had before was on a necklace and I just had to wear that one item. With the Medical Guardian, I have to actually carry the remote speaker with me anywhere I go. That could be improved. It’s a simple thing and other companies do it. Besides that, everything is working fine.

My husband had just died. My sister was leaving. She wanted to make sure that I had some assistance. I know I have friends here in the building that I can push the alarm and they would come. Unfortunately, sometimes I pushed it accidentally. But on the other hand, it does make me feel more confident. My friend, Ruth, on the fourth floor has come down and checked up on me and said, “Why did you push the button?” Medical Guardian has been a good service.

I live on the campus of a hospital. It has quite a few apartments for elderly people. The first couple of devices that I used came from the hospital and I liked the way they worked, but they were so heavy. I felt like I had a big rock around my neck all the time. I find myself hanging it on the back of a chair just so I wouldn’t have that weight around my neck. They worked well but I was looking for something that was much lighter. Also, one of the devices I previously had would go off for no reason at 2 in the morning. I didn't even have it around my neck. I told them but it didn't get fixed and that was another reason I wanted to change. One of my daughters found Medical Guardian and so far, everything is fine. The last time I checked it, the response was quick. I stay with it on. I’m always afraid that I’m gonna touch it and set it off and when I get in the shower with it, the hot water would set it off but so far, it hasn’t.

We went with Medical Guardian for my grandmother after seeing that their pricing and reviews were better than other service providers. We test the device each month and when we press the button, the dial takes a little while. Sometimes, it'll connect immediately and other times, it would take about 40 seconds up to a minute. Also, it would nice if the wristband for the button had something my grandmother can talk through so if Medical Guardian's team can't hear her, they can automatically call. Still, the response we get is pretty good. It's also convenient for my grandmother that the device is simple and waterproof.

I called them last week because my green light was blinking. The rep told me that I might have the device too close to a window. I told her that nobody ever told me not to put it there. Bu no matter where I put it in my house, it’s pretty close to a window. So then we got if fixed. Other than that, I've had no need to use it. But the few times I tested it, they were right there. I have both the wrist device and the necklace. I wear the wrist one all the time and there is no problem whatsoever. I love it. I didn’t know my son was gonna get the wrist one, but I was very happy to see that he did. My son pays $29 or $39 a month for it.

The doctor told me that if I'd fall off outside or in the house, it could break my back. So, I feel pretty good with Medical Guardian on except I'd like to get one that would go farther than 600 feet. They got one that was just for the home and there was a 600 feet out from where the box is and then they got one for people that drive away from home. The watch came off while I was sleeping. I got the watch laying here on the table and I got the other thing around my neck. I have a broken hip and when I move around, the necklace keeps coming undone where I wear it under my t-shirt. The little magnets come undone and it falls down. Then when the electric goes off, this goes off too, and it blinks.

I had several falls and my daughter was the one that looked into everything. She insisted I have a device. It was her that found and talked to Medical Guardian's representative. Apparently, she was happy with her. I pressed the device once by mistake and they answered right away. But everything else is fine. I don’t know what I did, but I had the one that goes around the neck on and that’s the one I accidentally set off. The machine worked quite quickly and I explained the problem and everything was fine. I feel secure with it. I’m liking it.

Ken has orthostatic hypotension so he passes out easily. If I wasn't home and he would have an episode, then we would have the device. We’ve called to do testing just to make sure and Medical Guardian was very quick to respond.

They did a good job during the setup, but I haven't had a chance to use it. The strap on the wrist unit broke too, so I can't even use it now. Still, my experience has been positive all the way so far.

I have more security having Medical Guardian. The only problem I'm having with it is the watch is really hard to get on. It’s rubber and I can get one side on, but it’s hard to buckle. Other than that, I have no problem with their reps.

I have a wrist one which I like very much. I also have the one around the neck, but I don’t wear that and fortunately, they haven’t automatically gone off. I got it because of my age. In case something does happen, I want to do the right thing. Also, I’ve called in and I just tell them that I didn't need help. It was just a check-in phone call and they were very nice.

I have COPD. I am on oxygen full-time and living alone. If I fell or if I was having a breathing alert and couldn’t get my breath and I needed to get ahold of family, or neighbor, or police, or somebody, I needed to have some way of sounding the alert. I was interested in staying at home and having some kind of palliative care and the alert system. And I got Medical Guardian through Crossroads Hospice & Palliative Care. I don’t really notice the device when wearing it so it’s comfortable. I have it on all the time and I worry about possibly hitting it accidentally but I haven't really hit it.

Medical Guardian was recommended by the company that was helping us with the medical things. I wear it around my wrist and I don't have any difficulty with it. I broke my legs, we used that for the ambulance to come and take me into the hospital. The response time was good. If I hadn't had it and had a broken leg like I did, I wouldn't have had anybody to take care of me. There was no way that I could have gotten the help I needed. It was very important to have it.

My mother had passed away and William was alone at night. During the day, he’s in his house and has help. I thought that a medical alert device would be another layer of protection for him. However, when he fell, he forgot to use it. I’ve heard that that was an issue with any kind of alert system. But the Medical Guardian people were very informative and helpful.

When I got too much low blood pressure in my body, I fell. I passed out and I stayed on the floor for seven hours until my daughters got home. My legs didn’t have any strength in them. I was so weak and the first thing they did was get this medical alert device. I'm okay now, but Medical Guardian makes me feel like I can go out in the backyard, walk around and do things that I couldn’t do before. Every once in a while, I call just to check to see if it’s working and it’s working good. They answer right away and my daughter would say she was just testing to see if everything was okay on it. They ask a few questions, and that’s it.

I went online and looked at a couple of companies. I looked at reviews and finally decided that I wanted Medical Guardian. We test it once a month and we’ve done that. We always try to do that on the 1st of the month and the people seem very nice, but I don’t think it picks up voices real well. I don’t think my mom picks up the voices very well from it either. We always stand beside it to test it because that’s the only way she can hear it and at first, it just says something about connecting. I said to my mom that that was not it and that she would know when she had a real human being. I also told her that if she ever had to use it, she was going to have to scream as loud as she could.

My mother has a Medical Guardian. I was looking online and they had a comparison study on the best ones, and Medical Guardian came up as the top choice. It was pretty easy setting up the service. It took just a few minutes. My mother said the device is fine as well. She wears it all during the day. She hasn’t had to use it. Everything’s gone good with it. The response was great too. They answered right away and everything worked out well.

My mom is getting older and she is getting a little bit of dementia. She worried about falling and being by herself if something happened, and she needed a help button in case. I then looked online and found Medical Guardian. Their customer service was fine. She, however, was a little disappointed in the way it looked. She thought it would be more like a necklace or something that would be a little more attractive, but I told her none of them that I could find looked like that.

When I got my Medical Guardian, we did the whole thing by the book and it worked. The response time is pretty quick. I was a paramedic for 20 years so I understand response time and how it can make or break the system. As far as that goes, Medical Guardian works fine. I wear it around my neck and it doesn't bother me at all. It gives a certain amount of relief knowing that even if I'm out walking around in the woods, I can get help if I need it.

I got a device from Medical Guardian in case I fall and my son's at work. That way, I’d have somebody come pick me up. I tested it twice and their response was good. It wasn’t rushed real fast and they had given me time to answer. I feel really safe having it. At least I got somebody getting me up. My son got his truck, so I know he gets home late, and the device gives me protection. It's wonderful and the one around the neck suits me fine. I also have the one for the wrist but I had never worn that.

I had been in the hospital and was discharged from in-house therapy. I live alone but I'm in a situation where if I fell, I could call my next-door neighbor with no problem or just call the township police so they would come by, unless I was unconscious. For my own reassurance and for the rest of my family, I decided to get something here at home in case I had a more serious problem.

My granddaughter got me a Medical Guardian, which I wear around my neck. Most of the time there is somebody here with me, but she was afraid if I would fall and be by myself. Having it gives me security.

One of my aunts has Life Alert and she didn't like it. It had to do with the cost. She called me and told me that she was really worried about my other aunt. She kept telling her to get the medical alert device but my other aunt kept saying she couldn't afford it. I said I would just do it. In that way, I'll have peace of mind and so will my aunt. I pay for it.

I recently had a health issue and I was kind of by myself and having Medical Guardian was another precaution. I got the necklace but then, COVID came and my husband was gonna be working from home as well. Having it and not leaving the house was kind of silly, which was why I haven’t activated it.

My Medical Guardian worked perfectly the times that I needed to use it. So far, so good. I went down in my bedroom trying to pick up a laundry basket. I fell and had insufficient leg strength to get back up off the floor. I used my device to summon a paramedic and they arrived in five minutes and helped me back up to my feet. The Medical Guardian reps were very pleasant and they seemed to be a nice group of people. The device helps me feel more secure. But it would be nice if they could lower their rental rate a little bit.

I stopped wearing a medical alert device because I purchased an Apple Watch but I realized I still needed it, so I went back to it. I had a bad experience with a company I previously had when I needed an ambulance and they took a very long time. And with another company, the pendant itself was a piece of junk. It kept falling apart. So I went to Medical Guardian. I wish that the pendant was smaller. It’s very clunky. But I've used it and the response time was excellent. Somebody stayed on the phone with me the whole time waiting for the ambulance to come, which I thought was great.

Fortunately, we haven’t had use for our Medical Guardian device, which is good news. My husband tested it at the beginning when it first was delivered. You push the button on the side. You hold the button, and push the big button on the middle. When my husband had to run errands and I am alone, which is not often, I put it on my neck.

I blacked out on my porch one time and my granddaughter decided to get a Medical Guardian for me. It’s great. I got it on right now and it's like having somebody with me all the time. There's a sense of security. I will be 90 this year and a lot of times, I’m alone. If I fall or if I need help, I could get help right away. The reps are helpful, nice, and pleasant as well.

I had a fall in December and broke my hip, and my kids thought we should have a medical alert device. My son researched and did all the checking to see which one was the best for us and I’m perfectly satisfied with Medical Guardian. I’m so thankful that I got it and thank God we haven't needed to use it at this point.

I'm 80 years old and I lost my husband eight years ago, but I'm in perfect health except for blood pressure. I have a trailer at Camp Brown and I go there in the summer. Last summer, I was alone out there. In the middle of the night, I got up to go to the bathroom and I tripped and fell. I dislocated my little finger, but I got up and drove myself to the hospital. It was 3 o'clock in the morning. My kids then got a little concerned and they told me that if I was going to go back out, I had to have something. I got a Guardian device. I was at Camp Brown again a week ago, and I got no signal on my Guardian at all where I could call out. I finally got somebody and they said everything was working then I did it fine at home. Also, when I first got it, I accidentally pushed the button. I also pushed the button for a test, and they responded quickly. I was surprised.

I was concerned that I was very forgetful and my family was concerned about me. Having Medical Guardian makes my family feel better. The other night, I woke up and could hear voices in the living room. I wondered what was talking and then I realized that the unit was trying to talk to me. I had been sleeping, so I might have laid on it. Yesterday, I pushed the button because I got mixed up and I caused a small fire in my stove. There were firemen in the house and the fire was taken care of. I'm satisfied with my Medical Guardian experience.

For my safety, I have the Medical Guardian. Their reps respond almost immediately when I test the device. Everything is working fine and I have no complaints.

When I googled the devices, I saw that one had a better rate. I called and I liked what they had to say. So that's the one I went with. We were given both the wrist band and the necklace. He chose the wristband and it was easy to use the device and set up everything. You had to follow the directions which were very user-friendly. The only issue that we have is that we have a two-story house and the bedrooms are upstairs. I moved the box that would be alerted if there was an emergency to a center hall table. But even with that, if my husband fell upstairs, he'd have to yell pretty loudly and if he's knocked unconscious, obviously he can't. But Medical Guardian assured me that they would call out twice and if they would not get a response, they would automatically send the police, the fire truck and the ambulance – the whole gang would apparently come.

We've seen others with more convenience and a wearable neck unit. I paid for Medical Guardian with three months of service and we want to terminate our contract with them. It's unusable in its present configuration. There's no wearable device and therefore, it's unreachable. If my wife fell, she would not be able to use it.

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.

My doctors told me I needed a security button. I’m diabetic so they're afraid that if I had a low or if I fell, I would need help immediately. I went to Better Business Bureau and did a search on there. I decided that Medical Guardian would be the best for what I needed because it has the roaming that I can do anywhere in the United States. I bumped my button a couple of times and it came off. They were immediately right there.

My daughter was worried about me falling in the house, and then she found Medical Guardian. When I tested the button, it was fine. The response was very quick and to the point. I wear the device around my neck. I wear it to bed too because I get up at night to go to the bathroom, but I worry about rolling over and setting it off. Overall, having it is like an insurance.

My kids have been nagging at me for a long time to get Medical Guardian, and I said I really have never felt a need for one. But then, back in November, I had an accidental freak fall in the living room and broke my left femur and left wrist. So, that laid me out for a while. I thought, maybe it's time. I'm wearing the watch, I'm thinking I may go to the necklace. And I wonder if I can just switch back and forth 'cause the back of it irritates the skin on my wrist. It's kinda rough. I move it up and down, but it's still irritating where it gets hot.

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 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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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'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’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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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 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.

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.

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 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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.