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Frequently Asked Questions

Caregiver Call Button FAQs

What is a senior caregiver call button?

A SafeGuardian caregiver call button (also called a help button, panic button, or medical alert button) is a wearable device that allows a senior or care recipient to quickly signal for help by pressing a button. The alert is sent to caregivers, family members, or a monitoring service.

How does a caregiver call button work?

When the SafeGuardian caregiver call button is pressed, it sends a wireless, Bluetooth, or cellular signal to a caregiver’s phone. Some systems connect to 24/7 call centers, while others send alerts directly to designated caregivers.

Who should use a senior call button?

Recommended for seniors living alone, those at risk of falls, individuals with heart conditions or epilepsy, those taking dizziness-causing medications, and people recovering from surgery or with limited mobility.

Can call buttons work without a landline or Wi-Fi?

Yes. SafeGuardian caregiver call buttons are self-contained and do not require landline or Wi-Fi. They use nationwide cellular service via AT&T or T-Mobile.

What’s the difference between a caregiver call button and a monitored medical alert?

Caregiver call buttons notify a preset list of family or caregivers. Monitored systems connect to a 24/7 response center that can contact emergency services.

How far does the call button signal reach?

The Safe@Home system reaches up to 13,280 feet in open air. Cellular-based (mobile) CareCaller cellular systems work nationwide and utilize AT&T or T-Mobile networks.

Can the call button be worn in the shower?

Yes. All SafeGuardian caregiver call buttons are water-resistant and safe for shower use.

Do these systems require professional installation?

No. Devices ship pre-programmed and ready to use. Setup involves plugging in and testing.

How much do caregiver call button systems cost?

Caregiver Callers are provided AT NO COST with monthly service plan. a basic "911" plan starts as low as $19/month, standard Caregiver Callers are only $1/day with professional-grade options up to $49/month. Optional monitoring is available for $10/month. All cellular service plans are month-to-month (no contracts) - cancel anytime.

What extra features are available?

Features include fall detection, GPS tracking, vibration alerts, call-in/chat features, and automatic caregiver notifications for inactivity, low batteries, etc