Nexgen Medical, Medical Alert Systems Reviews are often an essential tool for you to do comparison shopping for the best medical alert systems. There are a number of well-respected reviewers such as LawServer.com and ConsumerAffairs.com that offer up honest but sometimes dating reviews. These are the two best reviews I have run across for the top medical alert system companies. I believe they are not completely up-to-date because they have not yet had time to refresh their review site. For the most part, they do an excellent job.

Reviews that are offered by various medical alert companies on their own sites are absolutely skewed to their favor and often are quoting completely erroneous facts. This is even true of supposed independent site reviews I have run across. If you look closely, Nexgen Medical you can see which medical alert System Company they are really pushing. In my humble opinion, any Medical Alert Systems Reviews should not show any bias, just the facts. An easy way to discover if you should trust a review is to first read what they say and then go to the company’s site they are reviewing and see if the facts gel. They often say a company’s service costs a certain amount… and you will find this to be untrue. If that is the case, I would move on to the next review. You never know what other sales slant they are using to confuse you.

Many companies give you a list of questions to ask of other companies you are planning to call. Why is that? In my opinion, they are starting with some basic premises that are false to build their argument to buy from them. Why are they so desperate to tell you a story? They are salesmen and that’s why they bend the truth.

Here are some of the silly questions that those who pressure house medical alert companies ask you to check with other companies?

Do they monitor their clients in India? Really I helped pioneer the medical alert industry in 1980 and I don’t know a single company that monitors their clients in India. Really!

Do they own their own monitoring center? The truth is that there are excellent privately held monitoring centers and excellent contracted monitoring centers. How could you as a civilian decide which is the best? They may own their own monitoring center that is small and poorly administrated. They may not even have the necessary second redundant monitoring center that is really important for your safety. What really is important is that the center is at least UL Certified and at least have a redundant backup monitoring center in another city.

Why is their medical alert system so cheap? Wouldn’t a better question be, Nexgen Medical, “Why is your system so expensive? Some companies spend fortunes advertising on TV and therefore need to pay commissions to expensive salesmen that will tell you anything to make the sale. Be cautious and use your own “Gut-Meter” to protect yourself.

These are just a few of the major BS questions they tell you to ask of other companies. Another tactic to be careful of is when a salesman starts to pressure you with statements like You know your mother could fall today and be in harm’s way or even die. If someone used a tactic like that with me I would immediately hang up the phone.