Medical Alert Systems White Rock, British Columbia

Medical alert systems function by activating a signal which can send a signal to monitoring systems. The call can go to family, health professionals, and also an emergency response base. The situation will be assessed, and medical team members can be dispatched if required.

There are some medical alert systems that feature wireless voice, data, as well as GPS systems. This enables monitoring in real-time, location tracking, as well as provide quick emergency services when required.

Medical alert systems have a button that can be pressed when assistance is required. Pushing the button will send an alert out to a 24-hour emergency call station. An operator will answer the phone call while being able to view the user’s medical record and also a directory of emergency contacts. The help button may be put on by the person either on the wrist or as a necklace. The buttons are generally waterproof to ensure that they can also be used in the shower.

GPS advances (Global Positioning System) permits the operator to identify the locality of the user. This offers added safety for the individual who may be out of the house when help is needed.

Some systems also feature automatic fall detection. The switch can detect a fall then turn on the emergency call.

In short:

• The user pushes the necklace or emergency fall button
• Details is sent to the emergency call station
• An operator will establish 2-way communication to see if support is needed
• Depending on the need, an agent will contact a relative, health worker, or emergency service