subject: Include Onto Your Domestic Security Scheme A Medical Alert Monitoring System [print this page] When you have spent a large sum of money in installing a residential security system, why not just spend some more for a medical alert monitoring system to seal the package, right? Because, after all, you were told that with that feature, emergency medical services is just a button press away. But first, review: Is that system the proper option for you?
Foremost, when a loved one is left alone at the house and when he/she would seek medical aid, you would to know first if the company runs a 24/7 customer service. Would they just be giving the equipment and a call-forwarding service to 911 or would a live operator be speaking to your injured family member? Its good to know whether the company does the monitoring on its own or hires personnel outside their company to do this service. It would be worth every penny if the company handles their own monitoring system as this will entail a more direct kind of service. Most people gloss over the fact that some companies help the patient left at home in an indirect matter, that is, to advance an emergency call to an EMS. On the other hand, if you can directly talk with a live operator over the phone, your condition can be monitored in a timely fashion and you may be advised to perform life-saving first aid measures. The direct service is what will matter to you and your family in cases of emergencies, in life-and-death crises.
Emergencies don't happen just from 9 to 5. In fact, most medical emergencies occur early in the morning so you must make sure that the monitoring center is available 24/7. Its equally important for the customer support and technical team to be onboard all the time.You also need to check the readiness of the equipment in cases of emergencies. Pick a service that has been approved of by the Underwriters Laboratories. Trust only services that are connected with the dependable UL. These are the machines that www.homesecuritysystemsite.com has to offer.
