I wear an emergency button everyday. I call this thing my “help, I’ve fallen and I can’t get up” device. Keith, my neighbor, bullied me until I decided he was right. Like his mother who has one of these devices, I live alone and Keith thought I should get one. And his wife Rita concurred. So, I gave in and purchased the devices and the plan, and when they came, I reviewed all of the pieces and parts: a red button to keep in the bathroom, a little one-inch button to wear around my neck in the house, and a larger unit with a button that has a GPS in it.
Right away, I decided that the house button is not for me. If I wear the house button while at home, the receiver for the part that I have to talk to when there is an emergency is always in another part of the house plugged into the wall socket. When I leave the house, I have to change it for the GPS unit and I forget. So, there I am in the car with the house button, not the GPS unit. That’s why I only use the GPS unit, at home in the house or the yard or on the go. The company isn’t very happy about that, but that’s their problem¸ not mine. It works for me.