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gps medical alert system
- Push the medical alert button, connect to our 24/7 Command Center
- You decide who we call in an emergency
- No WiFi required
- 600 ft. range around base. Need more range?
- Showerproof medical alert button and compatible with pacemakers
- Requires a landline. No landline?
fall detection medical alert
- Learn more about adding fall detection
- Push the mobile alert button to connect to our 24/7 Command Center
- You decide who we call in an emergency
- We use 911 technology to send you help on the go
- Two-way voice in pendant, which is loud as a cell phone on speaker
- 30-day battery life. Unlimited talk time and button pushes
- No cell phone needed and uses the Verizon or AT&T networks
- No landline or internet connection required
- Showerproof and compatible with pacemakers
- Designed to wear around the neck. Belt clip attachment included
- No fall detection. Users who want fall detection should choose our Kelsi Pro Mobile Medical Alert
home medical alert system
- Calls for help automatically when it senses a fall. Does not detect 100% of falls - you should always press your button if you need help
- You decide who we call in an emergency
- Locates you with GPS if button is pushed or fall is detected
- Two-way voice. As loud as a cell phone on speaker
- Showerproof and compatible with pacemakers
- No cell phone needed. Unlimited talk time and button pushes
- Uses the AT&T network. Upon receipt of device, check service in your area
- No landline or internet connection required
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