Today's caregivers share a common but emotionally charged dilemma. The need to protect an ailing or aging loved one, while respecting their desire for independence. There is a solution. And it's called Lifeline.

Lifeline is 'round the clock protection  Whether you live across the country or across the street, you can't always be with our loved one. But Lifeline can--24 hours a day. That's because Lifeline users wear a lightweight, waterproof button. If they require assistance, they only have to press this button to signal their Lifeline Home Communicator to dial the 24/7 Response Center. There, the caring team of Lifeline Personal Response Associates have all the medical and personal information to get them help--quickly.

Because the Life line service uses voice-to-voice communication, Personal Response Associates can send the right type of help for any situation. Even if your loved one can't answer, Lifeline sends assistance at once--whether it is a neighbor, family member or emergency services. Lifeline Personal Response Associates also follow through every time to ensure help always arrives.

Lifeline is reminders  Managing a complex medical care plan can be daunting. On top of juggling medications with diet and/or exercise regimens, there are doctor's appointments and bills for your loved ones t keep track of.

This can be a lot to remember. That's why there's Lifeline with Reminders. This unique service allows up to six reminders to be programmed through the Lifeline CarePartner Telephone. Reminders can be programmed to play daily, weekly, or for a single event. Ideal for long-distance caregivers, this service allows you to record reminder messages remotely from any touch-tone telephone, in your own caring voice.

Lifeline is not just for emergencies  Lifeline enhances day-t0-day living. With oversized buttons, enunciated dialing and hearing aid compatibility, the enhanced telephone is perfect for keeping in touch with family and friends. Your loved one can also answer incoming calls simply by pushing their Lifeline button they wear, eliminating the need to rush to answer the phone and risk falling.