MedicalAlertSystemX Announces Reviews of Medical Alert Systems With GPS Tracking Capabilities

YONKERS, N.Y. - April 1, 2014 - PRLog -- Medical Alert Systems X today announced the release of a review of medical alert systems with GPS tracking capabilities for their website readers and the general public. This is the very first of such reviews looking at the various types of medical alert devices as well as systems that are meant to offer senior citizens and people who have disabilities the freedom to be out and about and still call for emergency help when they need it.

"In reading lots of customer feedback (from the Internet) of people who use medical alert devices, there is one thing that has became very clear. Many elderly people are in need of GPS-enabled medical alert devices. These would enable them to, for example, visit family members who live in different parts of the state or in different states altogether, and still get emergency medical help when the need arises,"  said Cordy Hoffmann, marketing manager of the review website.

There are quite a number of medical alert companies on the market today. The problem for consumers though is that each and every one of these companies claim their system is the best for the elderly and people with disabilities who would want to use these devices. Making a selection then becomes a real issue for consumers. We set up MedicalAlertSystemsX.com to address this problem and make it easy for people to make their purchasing decisions.

A significant percentage of the elderly would want to keep their independence and live alone. The challenge they face is that traditional medical alert systems only function when the user is at home and within a few hundred feet away from the base station of the alert device console. This problem is addressed by medical alert devices with GPS tracking capabilities, which use cellular network to be able to work the way they do.

"The preliminary feedback to MedicalAlertSystemsX has been more that we actually expected," continued Miss Hoffmann. "I believe the response we're seeing here is that users are also attracted to some of the other benefits they can from reading reviews too."

For instance, Hoffmann said, that many potential buyers of medical alert devices, who are actually children of elderly people, found that they could actually see real customer feedback of systems they had planned to buy for their parents to use. These types of independent reviews is something you cannot get from an alert company's website.

"Yes you could get some customer reviews from the website of medical alert companies. However, many of these, if not all, are given by people who have been paid by the company to write such positive reviews to make their products and services appear good in the eyes of potential customers," she added.

With MedicalAlertSystemsX.com, readers will now be able to:
1. Read reviews of the top 10 medical alert systems on the market from an expert independent reviewer.
2. Watch videos of how these systems work.
3. See the reviews based on ease of use, cost and how the medical alert system has actually worked in real life.
4. See the kind of product and customer support these products have received.

Readers who want to find out more should visit http://www.MedicalAlertSystemsX.com for a complete overview of the review blog. However, if they want to read the reviews of medical alert systems with GPS then they should visit http://www.medicalalertsystemsx.com/medical-alert-systems...