My dad (84 and in very poor health) has one that I think he got at Walmart. His is a model that has GPS in and will work from anywhere... say he goes to my mom's gravesite and falls in the cemetery - as long as he is able to push the button, they will locate him through the GPS. (I think he began with life alert, but it was only good to a distance of 500 feet from the base and was actually more costly). **I will try to remember to get the name of it and post to your attention in a day or so.)
Even though one of my divorced sisters lives with dad - he is alone all day while she is at work. About 2 weeks ago he was ill with pneumonia and a skin infection all over his leg. He fell and could not get up - pushed the button and I think my sister responded first, then called an ambulance but I am not certain of the details. At any rate, if he did not have it - he would have layed there for hours.
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