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04-04-2014, 09:04 PM
Philips Lifeline HomeSafe Wireless Medical Alarm
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Philips Lifeline*just released its new HomeSafe Wireless medical alarm system designed for seniors living independently at home. Based on the original HomeSafe, the wireless version of the system does **t rely on having to have landline phone service in the house. The system will contact paramedics, relative, and anyone else setup as a caretaker anytime the user pushes a button on the accompanying bracelet or necklace, or if the system detects a fall.
The HomeSafe Wireless works via the cellular telephone network and may be a best bet for the increasing number of people choosing **t to have a traditional telephone in the house.
According to the latest data from the*U.S. Census Bureau (http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/census-bureau-news----extended-measures-of-well-being-living-conditions-in-the-united-states-2011-222530671.html), more than a quarter of U.S. households have eliminated landlines, while cell phone usage has increased dramatically. To address this shift, the new HomeSafe system leverages a wireless communicator that connects users to Philips’ 24-hour emergency response center, eliminating the need for a landline and providing seniors and their families with the peace of mind of k**wing they have access to help when needed.* The HomeSafe Wireless system encompasses the standard Lifeline service as well as the Lifeline service with AutoAlert, which is designed to automatically place a call for help if a fall is detected and the user is unable to push their button.
The HomeSafe wireless system is designed for easy installation by seniors and their families, with built-in guidance on where best to place the wireless communicator so it fits within the current design of the home. It is equipped with a battery back-up that can provide up to 24 hours of support in case of a power outage, ensuring that users always have access to the Lifeline medical alert service while at home.
Press release: Philips Lifeline introduces HomeSafe Wireless medical alert solution, helping more seniors remain independent in their homes… (http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/philips-lifeline-introduces-homesafe-wireless-medical-alert-solution-helping-more-seniors-remain-independent-in-their-homes-253566791.html)
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Philips Lifeline*just released its new HomeSafe Wireless medical alarm system designed for seniors living independently at home. Based on the original HomeSafe, the wireless version of the system does **t rely on having to have landline phone service in the house. The system will contact paramedics, relative, and anyone else setup as a caretaker anytime the user pushes a button on the accompanying bracelet or necklace, or if the system detects a fall.
The HomeSafe Wireless works via the cellular telephone network and may be a best bet for the increasing number of people choosing **t to have a traditional telephone in the house.
According to the latest data from the*U.S. Census Bureau (http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/census-bureau-news----extended-measures-of-well-being-living-conditions-in-the-united-states-2011-222530671.html), more than a quarter of U.S. households have eliminated landlines, while cell phone usage has increased dramatically. To address this shift, the new HomeSafe system leverages a wireless communicator that connects users to Philips’ 24-hour emergency response center, eliminating the need for a landline and providing seniors and their families with the peace of mind of k**wing they have access to help when needed.* The HomeSafe Wireless system encompasses the standard Lifeline service as well as the Lifeline service with AutoAlert, which is designed to automatically place a call for help if a fall is detected and the user is unable to push their button.
The HomeSafe wireless system is designed for easy installation by seniors and their families, with built-in guidance on where best to place the wireless communicator so it fits within the current design of the home. It is equipped with a battery back-up that can provide up to 24 hours of support in case of a power outage, ensuring that users always have access to the Lifeline medical alert service while at home.
Press release: Philips Lifeline introduces HomeSafe Wireless medical alert solution, helping more seniors remain independent in their homes… (http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/philips-lifeline-introduces-homesafe-wireless-medical-alert-solution-helping-more-seniors-remain-independent-in-their-homes-253566791.html)
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