Medical Alarm

Do you have a disabled, elderly family member or recovering patient home alone?
Get an efficient medical alarm service that will provide immediate medical assistance at the touch of a button.

Ensuring that your loved ones are cared for in your absence is always a challenge. Especially if you have elderly or disabled individuals who may suddenly need immediate medical attention. Not having someone to care for them when they need it most, is not an option you would choose.

However some family members value their independence and prefer to live by themselves. Even if your loved one lives with you, chances are that you still need to work or attend to family chores outside the home. The medical alarm service from Secur-U is like having someone they can rely on by their side 24/7.

Request a quote for our personalized medical security alarms and download a coupon that will help set up your new alarm monitoring service. We have provided quality service to families in Milton, Oakville, Burlington, Mississauga, Georgetown, Acton, and Halton Hills since 1994.

Why you need a medical alarm

• Elderly or disabled people can enjoy an independent lifestyle in their own homes.
• Immediate medical assistance can be provided in an emergency.
• 24 hour monitoring that will prevent tragedy and provide peace of mind.
• Easy to use technology that includes a neckstrap with a lifeline button or main console with a large red button.
• Communication device that is designed to work especially in the event of a fall.
• Portable nature allows you to take it with you everywhere, even in the shower.

We take the safety of your elderly, sick or disabled family members very seriously. Our alarm wireless systems, intercom systems and video surveillance systems are second to none in quality, technology and service. Our system operators and responders are reputed for their prompt response in emergencies and their experience in dealing with seniors. Get in touch with Secur-U and you will never have to worry about a loved one being home alone ever again.

Let us keep ‘working together for a safer community’.