Live Free Home Health Care, LLC. - Bristol, New Hampshire

From 15 to 20 - Urgent need

Hospitals, doctors, nurses and professional caregivers are highly likely to recommend a medical alarm with some urgency in this case.

From 8 to 14 - Elevated need

Hospitals, doctors, nurses and professional caregivers are likely to recommend a medical alarm in this case.

From 4 to 7 - Moderate need

Hospitals, doctors, nurses and professional caregivers might recommend that you consider a medical alarm in this case.

From 0 to 3 - Limited need

A medical alarm might not be required at this moment, but the need should be re-examined as time goes on and the situation changes.

Important note: This evaluation is useful for evaluating the relative need for a medical alarm, but every situation is different, so if you have any particular questions, contact a trusted health professional.

To order, inquire about pricing, or for more information about any of our services: please dial
603-217-0149. Mention that you saw our website and receive free enrollment.

A Live Free Home Health Care Personal Emergency Response System is available for as little as 86 cents a day. Exact pricing varies depending on accessories and payment methods. Live Free Home Health Care is proud to carry a variety of equipment to handle almost any need.

A medical alert gives seniors and those with chronic medical conditions the peace of mind, security, and confidence to continue with daily activities and maintain independence in the comforts of home.

How do you know if you or the person you care for needs a medical alarm? Evaluate the need by answering the following 9 simple questions.

1. Is it important for the person you care for to continue living independently?

Yes No

2. As a caregiver, are you having difficulties to find the time you need for yourself?

Yes No

3. Has this person been hospitalized, or required emergency medical assistance?

Yes No

4. Has the person fallen frequently, been anxious or at risk of falling where they live?

Yes No

5. Does this person require an assistive medical device to help with balance or walking?

Yes No

6. Is this person required to take several medications each day?

Yes No

7. Does this person have any of the following chronic medical conditions?

• Hypertension
• Stroke
• Congestive Heart Failure
• Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
• Osteoporosis
• Arthritis
• Diabetes

Yes No

8. Does the person you care for require assistance with at least one of the following daily activities?

• Dressing
• Grooming
• Bathing
• Toileting
• Eating
• Meal preparation

Yes No

9. Is the person you care for alone for several hours during the day and/or night?

Yes No