Smart Cell Phone Advice

Rely On A Medical Alert System, Not A Cell Phone

In the event of urgent assistance being required, elderly or disabled people need a way to contact others, and a medical alert system (also known as a medipendant) is a device that allows them to do that. It provides timely, professional and beneficial help in a number of ways, and is more useful and more reliable than using a cell phone to call 911..

The first advantage that these devices have over cell phones is their convenience. They can be worn on the wrist like a watch, or hung around the neck; either being a better place than in a pocket, which can easily become inaccessible should someone fall awkwardly. They also lightweight and compact, even more so than the smallest of cell phones.

Robustness is another factor to consider. Dropping a cell phone from even waist height can cause it to become totally unusable, whereas a medical alert system could be dropped, for example, down the stairs without any damage being sustained to it. They are also waterproof, so taking them in the shower or bath is no problem whatsoever.

Medical alert systems offer superior battery life too. Once fully charged up, a cell phone may be used for around 2 days, though much less than that if lots of calls are made on it. As for a medical alert system, its battery will last for around a year before needing to be re-charged again.

Another problem with cell phones is the size of the buttons, which are extremely small, making them difficult for people with unstable hands or poor sight to use. Compare that to a medical alert system, which has just a single large, easy to press button, which needs to only be pressed only once for a direct line of communication to be opened with a health care specialist.

The medical technicians that answer the calls of the users of medical alert systems are trained not only in all kinds of first aid skills, but also on how to deal with a wide range of emergencies. Unlike those who answer 911 calls, who must process callers as quickly as is reasonably possible, so that they can deal with the next person, the medical professionals who answer medical alert system calls will stay on the line as long as the caller needs them to.

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For more information on medical alert systems, or to buy a medical alert, please visit http://www.TrueMedAlert.com

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