One Call Alert ® Medical Alert Systems

1. In-Home Solutions

Two of the One Call Alert products fall in the category of an in-home solution, connecting you through a base station to emergency-trained personnel 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

The main difference between the two in-home products is that one will connect to your home phone telephone while the other option, which is slightly more expensive, operates wirelessly on the T-Mobile network.

This means that installation is slightly different, but you won’t need to purchase any kind of cellular data or phone plan to use the wireless service.

Features of both packages include:

• Alert Base Station plugs in to any power outlet
• Large, easy-to-press Help and Reset buttons.
• Call button can be worn as pendant or wristband
• Ability to upgrade to 2-Way Talking Pendant
• 600 feet of coverage for the traditional button
• 450 feet of coverage for the 2-Way Talking Pendant
• 32-hour battery backup
• High-output base station speaker and ultra-sensitive microphone
• Ability to travel with you and work in hotel rooms or the homes of your friends and family
• Regular pendants are waterproof
• Buttons have a 5-year battery life

These systems will provide you with a quick way to get help if you need it. Pushing any help button will connect you directly with an emergency operator who will provide you with the right assistance, whether that’s getting in touch with your family and doctor or calling paramedics for your emergency needs.

Optional upgrade: 2-Way Talking Pendant

The One Call Alert 2-Way Talking Pendant is a smart option for any active senior, though it does add a small cost to your monthly package. It’s lightweight and designed for use as a pendant more than a watch.

Pressing its button will send the call through your base station but provide you with the ability to talk to the One Call Alert Emergency Operator through a microphone and speaker built into the pendant.

It provides enough range to reach throughout a large home or even out in the yard. The two-way communication option means that you’ll always be able to speak with an emergency operator and get the right medical or other assistance when you need it. You can now avoid the base station calling an ambulance when you just need a little help from your family to get back in from the yard.

2. ON THE GO – ResCube Mobile Options

ResCube is a mobile service pendant that you wear to get personal emergency service response no matter where you go.

This was rated as a Consumer Digest Top Value for Personal Emergency Response Systems in that brand’s July 2014 issue.

Once you charge the mobile pendant, simply slip it on and you’re good to go. It connects to the T-Mobile network and will call the One Call Alert Emergency call center with the push of a button. The pendant is super lightweight, about as heavy as an AA battery, and it’s the size of many car keys and fobs. It’s also safe to wear in the shower.

When you need emergency or medical help, simply press its button and talk directly through the pendant itself. You don’t need any type of base station or other device to maintain your connection. That means no matter where you go, you’ll always be connected through the T-Mobile phone network.

Some important specifications of the ResCube mobile include:

• Battery charge lasts up to two months.
• Device self-tests every day.
• When the battery gets low, it will flash a light to you and send you an email to remind you to charge it.
• Whenever you press its help button, the service users GPS and cellular data information to track your location in the event of an emergency where you’re unable to speak.
• If you’re in an area with no T-Mobile service coverage, the ResCube can still operate. In this event, it will contact the nearest 911 service and try to send out your location information when it connects you with an operator.