Remote Monitoring and Medical Alert Systems for Safer Aging at Home
Stay independent and get help fast—24/7. Remote monitoring and medical alert devices connect you to trained responders at the push of a button, detect falls, and help caregivers track safety for loved ones who live alone.
Who This Helps
Older adults who want to age in place safely
Seniors living alone or without caregivers during parts of the day
People with fall risk, memory issues, or chronic conditions
Caregivers who want real-time alerts and peace of mind
What You Can Get
24/7 emergency response: Help at the push of a button, any time
Automatic fall detection: Alerts responders even if you can’t press a button
GPS locator for wandering: Track location outdoors and get safe‑zone alerts
Vital sign monitoring: Blood pressure, weight, and glucose reporting (RPM)
Two‑way voice: Speak directly with trained operators through the device
Medication reminders: Stay on track with doses and refills
Optional video check‑ins: Quick wellness checks with privacy controls
Popular System Types
In‑home medical alert (landline or cellular)
On‑the‑go wearable alert pendant or smartwatch (with GPS)
Fall detection sensors (pendants or in‑home motion sensors)
Door/window sensors and bed‑exit monitors
Smoke and carbon monoxide alerts connected to monitoring
How It Works (Simple 3 Steps)
Choose your system
In‑home, on‑the‑go, or both
Add fall detection, GPS, or vital sign monitoring
Quick setup
Plug in base unit or charge wearable
Test call with an operator to activate
Get help anytime
Press the button or auto‑alert triggers
Operator contacts you, family, or 911 as needed
Pricing and Coverage
Typical plans: 19–49/month for medical alert; RPM pricing varies
No long contracts required with many providers
Possible coverage: Some Medicare Advantage plans, Medicaid waivers (state‑specific), Veterans benefits, and long‑term care insurance
Ask about discounts for annual plans and caregiver bundles
Why Choose Us
Fast response times from U.S.‑based monitoring centers
Trained operators with experience supporting seniors
Simple devices with loud volume and large buttons
Caregiver app with real‑time alerts and location sharing
Privacy first: Encrypted data and opt‑in video options
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a medical alert system?
A medical alert (also called PERS) is a wearable or in‑home device that connects you to a 24/7 monitoring center at the push of a button.
Do I need Wi‑Fi or a landline?
No. Many systems use built‑in cellular service. Some in‑home units can also use a landline.
How does fall detection work?
Sensors in the device detect unusual movement patterns that may indicate a fall. If a fall is detected, the device can call the monitoring center automatically.
Will it work outside my home?
On‑the‑go systems with GPS can find your location and connect you to help wherever you are, including outdoors.
Who gets notified during an emergency?
An operator speaks with you and can contact family, neighbors, or 911 based on your plan and preferences.
Are there options for people with hearing or vision challenges?
Yes. Devices with loud speakers, vibration alerts, large buttons, and high‑contrast screens are available.
Is my medical information private?
Yes. We use secure systems and share information only with your permission or as required for emergency response.
