Is LifeLink a personal medical system AND a service, or a stand alone alert system that you program who youd like it to call?
LifeLink is a self-contained personal medical alarm system, where, rather than paying up to $40 per month (plus $80-$100 activation fees) for a monitoring service and additional fees if you wish to stop service, you pay a one-time fee. Then, you own the entire medical alert system with no monthly fees. You program the system to call the local OR long distance numbers of the people that love and care for you – your family, friends, or neighbors. The personal medical alert system will call each number that is programmed until an actual person answers. Q: Does the emergency alert system work anywhere in the U.S.? I have an aunt in Pennsylvania and a mother in Florida. Please advise. A: The LifeLink personal medical alarm system is FCC-compliant and licensed to work in any state, so Pennsylvania, Florida, or anywhere in the U.S. is not a problem. The emergency system is also licensed in Canada. LifeLink can call people on your call list, whether they are next door, or across the country. I
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