The Button
Also called the 'transmitter button', this small waterproof device is worn either as a necklace or bracelet. When pushed, the button sends a signal to the Console Unit which then dials out to the LifeResponse 24-hour Emergency Call Center.
We often refer to the transmitter button as a 'seatbelt' for the home. A seatbelt in the car is a lifesaver in an emergency - likewise, the transmitter is a lifesaver in the home when you need it most.

Our Operators
As we said before, the LifeResponse Emergency Operators are what makes the System so effective and reliable.
Our Emergency Operators are specially trained for handling all sorts of personal emergencies in the home. When they receive an emergency call from a subscriber's Console, all of that persons critical information appears right on their computer screen.
Address detail as well as phone numbers for family, friends, and neighbors are there for the Operator Team to start using. And of course, they can immediately dispatch local emergency services to the home.
Our Emergency Operators are fast and efficient when it comes to taking action in an emergency.

The Console Unit
The Console is placed in the home in a central location and hooked to the telephone line. It dials the LifeResponse Emergency Call Center automatically when it receives a signal from a transmitter.
This hi-tech device then becomes a 'speakerphone' because the LifeResponse Emergency Operator that answers the call can be heard talking through the Console asking the resident if 'everything is OK'? The Operator can also hear the resident speak back, even though they may be a room or two away from the Console.
In a power outage or should the Console become unplugged, a 48-hour battery backup takes over. The Console will also automatically notify the Emergency Call Center of a problem.
