Medical Alert System Wearable Help Buttons

Enhance your safety with Acadian-On-Call's Emergency Help Buttons, key components of our Emergency In-Home Alert System. With over 40 years of excellence in Medical Alert Systems, we offer waterproof Help Buttons in styles of bracelets or necklaces for comfort and preference. These buttons ensure instant access to our award-winning National Emergency Call Centers via your Alert System Console, facilitating swift two-way communication for immediate assistance.

How Your Medical Alarm Works

Learn how your medical alarm system provides rapid assistance. Pressing the help button sends a signal to the base station, initiating toll-free two-way communication with a trained dispatcher, available 24/7 for emergencies, injuries, illnesses, accidents, fires, burglaries, or any other assistance needs.

1. PRESS YOUR WEARABLE BUTTON TO SPEAK WITH AN ACADIAN EMD CERTIFIED MEDICAL ALERT OPERATOR.

2. THE OPERATOR WILL CONNECT USING ENHANCED 2-WAY VOICE AND QUICKLY ASSESS THE SITUATION.

3. FOLLOWING PROTOCOL, THE OPERATOR WILL DISPATCH AMBULANCE, FIRE, OR POLICE IF NEEDED AND NOTIFY LOVED ONES.

Emergency Response Medical Alert System

Enhance safety with the Emergency Response Medical Alert System from Superior Family Medical . This simple, efficient landline system includes a base station, pendant, and monitoring center, ensuring rapid response and two-way communication. With superior voice quality, extensive range, and fast connection times, it's designed for utmost independence and peace of mind. Our systems boast one of the broadest voice ranges, adjustable to your home's layout for optimal performance.

Water-resistant pendants for constant protection

Customizable wearables for comfort and discretion

Immediate connection to monitoring centers for quick assistance

High-quality two-way voice communication for clear conversations

Extensive coverage range for enhanced independence

Our medical alert systems have one of the widest two-way voice ranges available on the market today. Depending on your home’s construction, some distances may vary and it’s best to test your unit once installed.