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GETTING HELP FAST WITH A FALL ALARM


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A fall alarm is a device that lets you call for help when you are unsteady on
your feet or have a medical emergency. It also protects you at home or in your
garden, assuring you that help will be there if a fall happens.

Panic alarm Getting Help Fast: AutoAlert

When you receive your fall alarm, be sure to test out the device with a
caregiver or loved one. Most fall detection devices work by detecting sudden
downward movement followed by lack of movement, but they can sometimes be
triggered by more gradual movements, such as bending forward or sliding out of a
wheelchair.

If you do trigger a fall alert, learn how to cancel it. Many systems allow you
to do this by pressing another button on your device or speaking to a
representative.

Insurance Coverage:

While fall alarms are not covered by Medicare or Medicaid, there may be some
coverage for the cost of a medical alert system with this type of feature
through your insurance plan. However, you should check with your plan and
specific provider to determine what’s covered.

Clear pricing:

Before signing up, make sure you understand all of the costs associated with
your medical alert service. This includes equipment, activation, monthly
monitoring fees and any cancellation or repair fees.

If you’re considering a medical alert device with fall detection, choose a
company that offers no long-term contracts and is transparent about its pricing
and fees. This way, you know exactly what you’re getting for your money and if
you change your mind, you can easily cancel your service.

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