JFSA Lifeline - Peace of Mind for Living Independently

JFSA Lifeline is a medical system which enables a person to get emergency help at home. The JFSA Lifeline monitoring unit is connected through the existing telephone line. The individual wears a help button, either as a pendant or on a wristband. In an emergency, the subscriber pushes the Help button and a signal is sent to the 24 hour monitoring center at Philips Lifeline. A trained Personal Response Associate will call out to the person to determine what kind of help maybe needed. If the Associate is unable to hear the individual, a family member, neighbor, or the local police or fire department is contacted to assist. If there is a true emergency and the person is transported to a hospital, family is contacted, even if they live out of town. JFSA Lifeline provides security and peace of mind for the individual and family. Philips Lifeline is the only medical alert system approved by the Food and Drug Administration.

JFSA LIFELINE SPECIAL OFFER

Free installation (a $40 value). For details and to schedule a free in-home demonstration, call Scott Greenwald at 216.378.3439.

When it comes to making the call for help, mobile phones aren't the best option. The best way to stay connected to help is with the new Lifeline and AutoAlert Option.

	Our new JFSA Lifeline with AutoAlert option provides an added layer of protection by placing a call for help if a fall is detected.
	The JFSA Lifeline Monitoring Unit connects to a regular phone line.
	The JFSA Lifeline button, when pushed, sends a signal through your phone line to a Personal Response Associate.

Questions? Check out our frequently asked questions by clicking here.

JFSA Lifeline program is funded in part by:

• Norma and Ernie Siegler Family Foundation
• Harry K. and Emma Fox Charitable Foundation
• Individual donors