Patient Care
Support your senior patients and their caregivers
TELUS Health Medical Alert offers older adults access to emergency help at the push of a button.
TELUS Health Medical Alert with Caregiver Mobile app
On the go and at home
Enjoy state-of-the-art fall detection1, the longest medical alert device battery life in Canada2, advanced location tracking3 and included Caregiver Mobile app.
Starting from
$50 /mo.
for existing TELUS Home, Mobility or Koodo customers on a 1-year term4.
LivingWell Companion® Home
At home
Keep doing the things you love at home with emergency help at the push of a button. Operates within a 600-foot radius of the included base station.
Starting from
$30 /mo.
for existing TELUS Home, Mobility or Koodo customers on a 1-year term4
Webinar: Dr. Sinha on aging independently.
Join Dr. Samir Sinha, Director of Geriatrics at Sinai Health System and the University Health Network, the role technology plays in supporting healthy and independent aging.
Steps to get support
Communicate with trained medical alert operators at the push of a button
STEP 1
Alert received
When the emergency button is pressed.
STEP 2
Get a call through your base station
A trained medical alert operator will call and ask if you need help via your base station’s two-way speaker.
STEP 3
Family or friends contacted
If you ask for help or are unable to respond, the Medical Alert Operator will follow the contact instructions in your profile.
STEP 4
Emergency services contacted
If the situation requires, the Medical Alert operator will contact emergency services.
Senior and caregiver health resources
Learn more about senior health and caregiver wellness from TELUS Health.
Article, June 13, 2024
5 caregiving tips: how to talk to aging parents about changing health needs
As our parents age, open and honest conversations about their changing health needs can help ensure their safety and wellbeing while helping to reduce caregiver stress.
Article, April 19, 2024
Embracing active aging to overcome #FOGO
Aging today looks very different than it did for our parents or grandparents. Yet many people harbour a sense of FOGO (fear of growing older).
Patient resources
More peace of mind for independent living
Get helpful tips on how to be safe at home or on the go for older Canadians, as well as information on LivingWell Companion.5