8 Best Medical Alert Systems Review (2024) – U.S. News

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In this video, we explore the top eight medical alert systems of 2024, as tested and ranked by U.S. News and World Report’s 360 Reviews team. We briefly explore the features, costs, performance, and some pros and cons of these alert systems. Whether you’re seeking an in-home or on-the-go medical alert device, you can check out what our top picks offer and gain insights to help you make the best decision for your lifestyle. Watch now and discover how these medical alerts can give you more security and peace of mind!

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00:00 - Introduction
00:50:04 - MobileHelp
01:33:11 - Medical Guardian
02:28:05 - Medical Alert
03:15:16 - LifeFone
04:13:10 - GetSafe
05:07:14 - Bay Alarm Medical
05:56:15 - Aloe Care Health
06:49:05 - ADT Medical Alert

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[DonHMoore]

Potential users should be aware of their return policy. With Bay Medical Alert, when the policy is canceled you have 21 days to return everything. If any of the four devices are missing they charge $299 per device. So if you don't get everything returned promptly you are out over $1000. Oh ... and when you cancel they don't bother to tell you what address is to send it to, although you can find it in the manual (if you know where that is). Ours is getting returned promptly. But those devices all together can't cost more than twenty or thirty dollars to make in China. The return policy is clearly designed to rip you off grieving families who can't find all the devices, so I wouldn't recommend these guys.

[JanMitchell-fp]

Thank you. I'm looking for a system for my dad and this was very helpful.

[dolcevitafication]

What about response times, how the notification systems work and number of times a false alert is free?

[bostonrunner]

How can you leave off the most famous > Life Alert? That's suspicious.

[Rob-hmuk]

I don't understand how they can justify these costs.