Medical Alert System Compatible Phone Service Providers

Medical Alert System Compatible Phone Service Providers

August 3, 2013

When considering purchasing a medical alert system, it is important that you choose one that is compatible with your home phone service provider. Scroll down to see the different phone service types Bay Alarm Medical Personal Emergency Response Systems (PERS) are compatible with, or see the list of cable providers we are compatible with (click to jump).

POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service)

POTS refers to a standard landline. Many US homes still have this kind of telephone service. Most medical alert systems are compatible with this kind of phone line. A standard landline is the most reliable kind of phone service to use with a medical alert system, as landlines tend to be more stable than cellular networks.

If you have any trouble setting up your PERS, please call us toll-free at 1- 877-522-9633 and our tech support team would be glad to assist you.

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DSL Phone Service

Bay Alarm Medical System 1: Digital Phone Service

DSL is a Digital Subscriber Line. DSL works by transmitting data over your regular phone line. This kind of phone service can cause static interference when you’re using internet and other digital devices. If you have DSL and you want to setup a medical alert system, you will need to get a DSL filter. We have them available for purchase on our Accessories page. You DO NOT need a DSL filter if you have VOIP or a cable bundle type of phone service. You only would need a DSL filter if you specifically have DSL phone service in the home.

If you have any trouble setting up your PERS, please call us toll-free at 1- 877-522-9633 and our tech support team would be glad to assist you.

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VOIP/Cable Phone Service

 

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) uses IP networks, usually through your internet, to place phone calls. If you have AT&T or Comcast, you most likely have a VoIP or a cable bundle type of phone service. A cable bundle refers to when you have your cable, phone, and internet running through a box (modem). If you want to purchase a medical alert system that is compatible with this kind of phone service, you’ll want to make sure it says “Digital phone service” somewhere in the name.

If you have any trouble setting up your PERS, please call us toll-free at 1- 877-522-9633 and our tech support team would be glad to assist you.

I’m ready to place an order. Get me started!

 

 

Compatible Cable Service Providers

There is no need to worry if your provider isn’t on the following list of cable providers. Simply call us toll-free at 1-877-522-9633 to check if it is compatible with our service!

  • Advanced Cable Communications
  • Alameda Power and Telecom
  • Allegiance Communications
  • Armstrong Group of Companies
  • Astound Broadband
  • Bend Broadband
  • Bermuda CableVision
  • Block Communications
  • Blue Ridge Communications
  • Bresnan Communications
  • Bright House Networks
  • Buckeye Cable System/Buckeye Cablevision/Erie County Cablevision (all owned by Block Communications)
  • CableOne
  • Cablevision
  • Cebridge Connections
  • Charter Communications
  • Choice Cable TV
  • Coast Communications Cable Co., Inc.
  • Comcast Corporation
  • CommuniComm Services
  • Cox Communications
  • Crestview Cable
  • Cable Systems Incorporated
  • Dish Network
  • DSL: AT&T U-Verse
  • Everest Cable
  • Fairpoint Communications
  • Full Channel
  • General Communications
  • Graceba Total Communications
  • Haefele TV Inc.
  • Hometown Cable
  • Insight Communications
  • Jet Broadband
  • Kuhn Communications
  • Lexcom Communications
  • Liberty Cablevision
  • LUS Fiber
  • Margaretville Telephone and Cable
  • Massillon Cable TV
  • Mediacom
  • Metrocast Communications
  • Mid-Missouri Telephone
  • Midcontinent Cablevision
  • Midcontient Communications
  • Midtel Cable TV
  • Millenium Digital Media
  • Muscatine Power and Water
  • Nelson Cable
  • New Wave Communications
  • Northland Cable Television
  • Patriot Media
  • Qwest Communications
  • RCN Corporation
  • Seaport Capital (includes Conversent Communications, Everest Cable, MCV Broadband, Metrocaste Communications, Mid-Missouri Telephone and Otelco Holdings)
  • Service Electric
  • Spring City Cable
  • Suddenlink Communications
  • SureWest
  • Susquehanna Cable
  • Tele-Media Corporation
  • Time Warner Cable
  • Truvista Communications
  • US Cable
  • Viacom
  • Verizon FIOS
  • Wamego Television Communications
  • Windstream Communications
  • WB Cable
  • WOW! Internet Cable Phone

 

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