Medical Guardian has introduced a new portable medical alert system, the Mini Guardian. Although not the smallest device they've released, it could be their best. In this video, we unbox and test the high-tech device and explain how it could prove to be a lifesaver for you... or a loved one.
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Time Stamps
0:00 Introducing the Medical Guardian family of Medical Alert Devices and the Mini Guardian
1:20 Portable Medical Guardian Medical Alert Systems
2:03 Who needs portable Medical Alert Systems?
2:50 Unboxing the Medical Guardian Mini Guardian Medical Alert System
4:13 Features of the Mini Guardian Medical Alert System
6:11 Testing the Mini Guardian Medical Alert System
8:32 How much does the Mini Guardian cost?
9:06 Who should buy the Mini Guardian Medical Alert System?
9:40 Advantages of Medical Guardian Medical Alert Systems
10:40 Disadvantages of Medical Guardian Medical Alert Systems
If you or a loved one uses a medical alert system, you need it to be reliable. But if you carry a portable system everywhere you go, you also want it to be small, light, and unobtrusive. The new Mini Guardian from Medical Guardian checks off all those boxes.
SeniorLiving.org wants you to have the facts on this sleek, new device so you can find the medical alert system that’s right for you. I’ll unbox and test the Mini Guardian, and list the features, pros, cons, and latest prices. I’ll explain who can benefit from this new, lifesaving device, such as active seniors.
Although the Mini Guardian lives up to its name by being small, it isn’t the smallest medical alert system on the market. In fact, it’s not even the smallest emergency response device made by Medical Guardian! That designation goes to the Freedom Guardian smartwatch. But because it’s worn on the wrist, it can’t provide Fall Detection. The Mini Guardian can. The other two portable medical alert systems offered by Medical Guardian are the Mobile Guardian, which can be carried in your purse or pocket, or worn on your belt. And the smaller Active Guardian, which is worn around your neck as a lanyard.
Who needs an on-the-go system, like the Mini Guardian? Mobile seniors who leave the house alone, who are still driving or taking public transportation, biking, walking, shopping, exercising, visiting friends, volunteering, and enjoying life’s activities. Those of us who have a condition that could require immediate medical attention, whether they’re home or out. And people who are prone to falling.
During stressful times, being able to call for help with a simple touch of a button can make all the difference. Unlike 911, the call center has your information, so they know who’s calling and your medical situation. You can even call for non-emergency help as well. And, with fall detection, the Mini Guardian will call for help even when you can’t. Let me tell you how this state-of-the-art equipment can protect you… or a loved one.
Even though it’s small enough to wear on a lanyard around your neck, this technological tiny titan still manages to squeeze in a smorgasbord of fantastic features, including:
* Three different location technologies.
* 4G Technology for improved communication. Many medical alert systems still rely on the slower 3G technology.
* A battery that will power the unit for up to 5 days.
* It’s water-resistant, so you can wear it in the shower.
*And besides HD Speakers with Noise-Canceling functionality, microphone, and emergency call button, the Mini Guardian also includes built-in Fall Detection! The unit contains an accelerometer which constantly calculates whether you’ve fallen. If the high-tech device determines that you have, it dials the call center proactively. They’re not 100% accurate, but they could mean the difference between life and death.
Jeff Hoyt is SeniorLiving.org’s Editor-in-Chief.
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