I recently found a health blog commenting on personal emergency response systems. (Check out the link below.) The blog seems to be focused mainly on beauty, skin care, and related items. And while personal emergency response systems don’t seem to fit in that category, the fact is that much of our population who would be interested in beauty are also facing their soon retirement, senior status, and care for increased health needs.

In any case, it seems like an odd fit, but the article is pretty good, and the author did a nice job, so I thought I’d show it to you. I hope you like it.

Get Healthy and Dance Forever » Common Features of an Emergency Response System

The Personal Emergency Response system is put into operation when the user needs emergency help, such as the police, fire department or in the event of a medical emergency. The system user presses the help button on the transmitter, which automatically emits a radio signal that is picked up by the console. The console is pre- programmed to dial one or more telephone numbers that are selected by the user. For example, if an elderly person has fallen and injured a hip so that they can’t arise, the user would press the help button. The emergency response number would be dialed in many instances. This usually can be done even if the telephone handset is off the hook or in use. Some systems have information about medical history at the call center so that they would contact an adult child or a spouse.

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