Calling for help using the MobileHelp Help Button will connect you to our Emergency Operators. With a single button press your location is sent to our operators and displayed on a map on their computer screen. They will speak to you through the mobile device and you can speak to them to let them know the situation.

600-foot The wearable help button has a 600-foot range from the mobile device; more than the Touch Classic (150 feet) and less than the Classic (1,400 feet).

You do not have to call to test the system. Press and hold the Test button on Base Station until it illuminates green. The Base Station will instruct you to press the Emergency button or pendant. Press Neck Pendant OR Wrist Button.

MobileHelp Fall Button™ Along with its Automatic Fall Detecting capabilities, it also has all of the features of our standard help buttons and allows you to send an alert to our US-based 24 x 7 x 365 Emergency Monitoring service by pressing the emergency button.

Stay Safe Out There with MobileHelp Smart Enjoy the stress-free setup of a stand-alone medical alert system that is subtly encased in a feature-rich smart watch.

MobileHealth partners with Rapid Response to provide emergency medical response services. During a test of the system, the monitoring center responded after two and three rings. Average response time was not available on the MobileHelp website, but it was within 25 seconds.

Fall detection systems use accelerometers, a type of low power radio wave technology sensor, to monitor the movements of the user. State-of-the-art fall detection devices use three axis accelerometers, like those that are used within smartwatches and smartphones.

600-foot The wearable help button has a 600-foot range from the mobile device; more than the Touch Classic (150 feet) and less than the Classic (1,400 feet).

Medical alert watches combine the benefits of a medical alert system and a smartwatch in one small, lightweight device. Although more costly than some at-home and mobile medical alert systems, medical alert watches may be a good option if you're comfortable using technology and want the extra features they offer.

A fall detection medical alert system allows the user to summon help without having to press the call button. These systems automatically activate the sensor if the user suffers a fall. The built-in technology can be worn around the neck or, depending on the device, on your wrist or on your waist.

Fall prevention studies, on the other hand, are those that describe devices or systems that monitor a person's movements and provide feedback or suggestions to help prevent falls by using sensors that detect changes in movement and alert the user to any potential fall risk.

Medical alert systems connect you with help in the event of a fall or other emergency. Medical alert devices are available as at-home systems or on-the-go wearables, monitored or unmonitored, and traditional or specialized. Some systems include a wearable help button and a base unit, and some have wall-mounted options.