LifeStationReviews of lifestation.com

My mother has dementia and the time for the beeping until a human responds is way too long. She gets confused. So far, all she has had to do is test it, and she does this while I am there, but the longer the time goes on the more she gets an anxiety attack and says that the company probably forgot her or does not want to help her. Then when the person does respond from LifeStation, they are not very personable or sympathetic. They ARE efficient and helpful, but, again, the length of time is to respond does not work for her. I wonder if there is a solution, or I need to go with another company which may talk to her quicker. Thank your for reading, and I'm sure you are a good company who will ask the right questions and get EMT's there promptly after answering.

As with any device, it's only as good as it's human operator. In this regard, any medical alert device is problematic due to many user's impairments. That was the case here, an elderly mother who wouldn't wear the Lifestation pendant or wristband. There also comes a point when the user may be to impaired to even use the LS triggers. The LifeStation return process is a challenge due to the fact that there is absolutely NO followup for end of service. They fight returns, keeping customers in the dark on final payments and return receipt.

seems to be a sufficient system however needs a speaker system for the shower that a person can talk to someone if needed after they push the alert button.

Never had to use it. They provide what they promised with checkins.

Certainly helps me feel secure at home.

I wish LifeStation was available outside the home, such as when shopping, traveling etc.

They called my phone my wife's phone and 911 but the alarm had not sounded at my mother's house. When I called them about this they would not listen to what I was trying to tell them. There is nuthing made that can't malfunction.

I don't know how to change the battery which an email was received that the battery was getting low.