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Lifeline On The Go mobile medical alert (Canada)

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Safety level: Emergency alert device: it calls for help but does not prevent falls. Keep it charged and worn, test it as the maker directs, and check its range or coverage where you live.

Warning: Emergency alert device: it can help you call for help after a fall, but it does not prevent falls and can't help if it isn't worn, charged and in range. Test it regularly as the maker directs, check its range inside your home or its cellular coverage where you live, and understand any monthly fees and who will be contacted. Automatic fall detection does not catch every fall, so learn how to press for help yourself. In an emergency, call 911.

Last checked: October 2026

About this product

A wearable mobile medical alert with a help button that connects by two-way voice to Lifeline's 24/7 response centre, in English or French, with GPS location where there is cellular service across Canada. The listing says it needs a monthly Lifeline subscription (listed at C$35.95 a month, set up by phone when you activate it), and gives battery life of up to 5 days with daily charging recommended.

Brand: Lifeline
Typical price (approx.): Approx. C$150 plus monthly service (Amazon.ca, November 2026)

Who it helps

This may help people who feel unsteady while walking or standing.

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