This system offers two-way emergency response for in-home use. The Tunstall Vi+ can also support devices such as motion sensors, fall detectors, flood detectors, wireless pull cords, plus many more options.
The Tunstall Vi+ can also be programmed to call the professional monitoring center or phone a family member or friend. It is a good option for those still in their own home or seniors who are living in Supportive Housing or Assisted Living Facilities. The system is also capable of sending emails or text messages using VoiceGate software.
Acting as both an emergency button and a fall detector, the iVi can automatically detect falls and alert the monitoring center or a care provider so that help can be on the way.
The iVi Intelligent Pendant with Fall Detection is waterproof, lightweight, and is worn around the neck. The pendant is compatible with the Tunstall Vi+ Medical Alert system and can add an extra sense of security for seniors who may be worried about falling and not being able to get to a phone to request help.
An added feature of this product is a “not worn” alert. This will notify the Response Center if the device has not detected movement for a specified period of time and someone can follow up to ensure everything is okay.
This is a small, discreet device designed to be more comfortable to wear. It has more options such as wearing it as a necklace, clipped to a shirt or belt, or on the wrist. It is water resistant and will work up to 390 feet away from the base.
The Tunstall CEL MXD uses a cellular network for communication with the Emergency Response Center. This is a great option for those without a landline in the home. This system has a two-way voice base console and a personal activator switch that can be worn as a lanyard or as a wristband.
The myActive pendant is equipped with an automatic fall detection system. It has a water-resistant HELP button so that you can request help anytime you need it with the push of a button.
The costs will vary depending on the features you are looking to have included. For information on pricing call 1-800-892-2205.
First of all, choose the base system that you need dependent on whether or not you have a landline or will be using a cellular network. After that, speak to caregivers and health care professionals to assist with determining your needs. Having a Medical Alert System will give both you and your caregiver peace of mind that help can be on the way if you experience any kind of emergency.
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