Plot Twist: What if Jennifer Lawrence had a Medical Alert?

Updated 8/5/15 12:36pm | Alert1 is all too aware that untimely falls and stumbles don’t discriminate. Did you know that Jennifer Lawrence has a bad habit of falling?

At the 85th Academy Awards, Lawrence famously slipped as she ascended the stage to accept the award for Best Actress. One year later, she would notably fall at the same event, although this time, with a companion to hold onto. America’s rising star could very well take advantage of a senior medical alert system. Whether you are an everyday individual or Hollywood celebrity, a fall detection system can vastly decrease the likelihood of fall-related injury.

But here at Alert1, we concern ourselves over all fall-prone situations. Lawrence’s character parts in the movies definitely could have used an alert button. So we ask the question: when could a medical alarm button have ended the plot for JLaw’s many on-screen characters?

Alert1 counts five plot ending scenarios through the senior medical alert system.

Lawrence became the highest grossing action heroine of all time for her portrayal of Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games. Based on the novel by Suzanne Collins, The Hunger Games trilogy is set in a dystopian future where young adults are pitted against each other in a combat to the death.

In a bid to save her sister from the death match, Katniss volunteers in her sister’s stead. The sequel finds Katniss entering the tournament once again. Once in the arena, the Tributes can claim found weapons. Katniss’ weapon of choice was the bow and arrow.

But if Katniss had Alert1’s Mobile Medical Alert, a quick push of the button would have tracked her anywhere in the arena. From there, the long-forgotten (SPOILER) 13th District would have found Katniss. The Kelsi’s built to detect your location anywhere, even in the Quarter Quell arena. Katniss would have been saved right away without the need to undergo the deadly tournament.

Since it covers 600 feet around the base station, the medical alert button would have saved young Elissa from being terrorized in her neighborhood. What’s more, Elissa could have benefitted from the highly sensitive Fall Detection System. Being chased through the house, the highly sensitive pendant would have sensed Elissa’s falls. Alert1 would have asked through the medical alert base unit if everything was alright. If no response is given, Alert1 would have notified Elissa’s list of contacts—which could have included 911. Elissa would have been saved and found after Alert1 dispatched EMS personnel.

Born with strange and amazing powers, mutants are outcasts of society for the mere notion of being born different. With blue skin and bodily scales, Lawrence’s character Mystique is no exception.

At the start of the movie, the young telepath Charles Xavier discovers the infant forager Mystique. If Xavier, in his panic, had pressed his alarm pendant, things would have played otherwise. Once the button is pressed, Alert1’s CSAA-certified Command Centerwould have responded in seconds. They would have asked the proper questions. Young Xavier would have notified them of the intruder.

Always keeping the wearer’s safety in mind, the operator would have followed preset protocol and called 911. Then, proper personnel would have alerted child authorities to take Mystique away. Thus, this ends the blossoming friendship that would later help develop the first batch of the mutant superhero team, the X-men.

Lawrence’s first Academy Award nomination is her portrayal of Ree Dolly in the 2010 filmWinter’s Bone. In the film, Ree must locate her father in order to keep her family from being evicted in their Midwestern home.

If Ree had simply outfitted her father with a Kelsi mobile medical alert, she could have easily tracked his whereabouts. A simple button push of the Kelsi and Alert1’s operators would have notified Ree of her father’s location, leading to both house and family saved.

Lawrence earned an Academy Award for Best Actress as Tiffany Maxwell, a widower. Her co-star Bradley Cooper played character Pat Solatano Jr, recently released from a mental institution. The film shows their budding romance in practicing for a dance competition.

The romance would have altogether not occurred had Tiffany’s husband not passed. A Mobile Medical Alert would have quickly dispatched EMS to the gravely wounded husband—possibly saving his life in the process. Thus, Tiffany would have continued happy matrimony without the opportunity to falling in love with her sister’s dinner guest.

Though a bit of a stretch, these scenarios consider how a senior medical alert system could have quickly ended the plot.  Sure, Lawrence may not have received several Oscar nominations, box office hits and the Best Actress award but it goes to show, a medical alert can save in many situations.

Like Katniss at the Reaping, Alert1 will step up when you need us the most. With stellar Alert1 member reviews, we aim to ensure safety and protection wherever you are—dystopian future or mutant-ridden world included.

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