On-the-Go Personal Mobile Alarm Systems

Here’s how INS LifeGuard’s mobile personal and medical alarms work:

1. In the event of an emergency, press the button on your mobile alarm or transmitter. Or if you're wearing our alarm with fall detection, an alert will automatically be sent after detecting a sudden fall.
2. An alarm is sent to a nurse in our emergency response centre, who has access to your personal details and medical history. The nurse will call out to you over a two-way speaker on your emergency unit. * You need not be near the unit to be heard.
3. The nurse will assess the situation and send whatever help is required – whether that be contacting a family member, neighbour, friend, or emergency services.
4. If the nurse is unable to make voice contact, an ambulance will be dispatched to your location. No matter what the situation, rest assured help is on the way.

* Network coverage and voice quality are dependent on local environmental conditions and are not within the control of INS LifeGuard. Rest assured, even if we cannot speak to you over the alarm system, we have received the alarm and will send help.

The best personal alarm for the elderly is the one that addresses their specific needs. INS LifeGuard's mobile personal and medical alarms are designed for seniors who want to live independently. The emergency help button, built-in GPS locator, fall detection, geofence alarms, 2-way voice, medication reminders, and telehealth services are just some of the many features that make it the perfect solution for those who want to remain independant.

When it comes to the safety of our kids, there is no such thing as being too careful. That's why INS LifeGuard's mobile alarms were designed to give parents and carers peace of mind, whether their children are home alone or out and about. The emergency help button can be used to summon help in an emergency, while the built-in GPS locator ensures that they can always be found in an incident. The geofence alarms can also be used to set up areas where your child is not allowed to go, and you will be notified if they leave these boundaries.

There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as it entirely depends on an individual’s needs and circumstances. However, personal alarms can be an excellent way to increase safety and security, particularly for those who live alone or have medical conditions that could leave them vulnerable in an emergency. If you are considering a personal alarm, be sure to choose products from a reputable provider such as INS LifeGuard.

Geofencing is a feature of some personal alarms that allows you to set up virtual boundaries. If the wearer of the alarm crosses these boundaries, you will be notified immediately. This can be an extremely useful tool for protecting loved ones who wander, as it gives you the ability to track their movements and ensure that they stay safe. The LifeGuard SmartMobile app comes with geofencing capabilities built-in, making it a great safety solution for people with dementia or Alzheimer's.

To buy the best personal alarm, you need to consider your specific needs and circumstances. Do you live alone? Do you have any medical conditions? Are you worried about wandering? Once you have a good understanding of your needs, you can start looking at your available options and compare their features. If you’re considering getting a personal or medical alarm from INS LifeGuard, get in touch with us and we will be happy to advise you on the most suitable care alarm for your needs and circumstances.