Adding Medical Alert to Existing Systems

20.11.09

Adding Medical Alert to Existing Systems

Most all of the major brands of current security systems have the ability to add a medical alert device. The device is worn around the neck or on the wrist like the same ones that come with today's medical alert packages sold exclusively for that purpose. So, if you currently have a home security system and have a need for one of these devices for the elderly or other individual, your system may support this type of device. The way to find out is to get the brand and model of your system from the inside door of the control panel and Google the name. Then, contact them and find if they have the devices and ask where to buy the device. Make sure when you add the device that you contact your monitoring company to let them know you are adding the device. Then, test the system fully to make sure it works correctly.

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