
Press your Neck Pendant, Wrist Button, or red Emergency Button on your Base Station or
Mobile Device.
Yes. Always take your Mobile Device with you when leaving your home. Wear your Neck
Pendant or Wrist Button at all times, both at home and away, so help is never out of reach.
If you are unable to speak or be heard, we will assume it is an emergency and notify
Emergency Response on your behalf. We will also notify the personal contacts listed on
If you accidentally set off the alarm, simply notify the Emergency Operator when they
respond that “THIS IS A FALSE ALARM.” The operator will disconnect and no further
action will be taken.
Rescue personnel follow different procedures. In most cases, emergency personnel are
authorized to break into your home to help you and cannot be held responsible for any
damages caused as a result of gaining entry.
We recommend that you purchase a “lock box” to safely store your house key. Your lock box
code will be stored on your account and given to emergency personnel in order to gain entry
to your home without causing damage. If you have your own lock box, please call
Customer Service to sensure your code i noted on your account.
The Wrist Button and/or Neck Pendant are designed to work at an approximate range of
up to 600 feet from the Mobile Device or up to 1400 feet from the Base Station,
depending on the size and construction ofyour home
If you push your Help Button, stay where you are. An Emergency Operator will attempt to
communicate with you through your Base Station or Mobile Device. If you are not heard,
we will assume it is an emergency and notify Emergency Response on your behalf.
The microphones in the Base Station and Mobile Device are very sensitive, and will pick
up surrounding noises from your television, radio, wind from ceiling fans, and the like.
To increase the quality of the call, look for a quieter area to set up your Base Station or
go to a quieter area with your Mobile Device.