Step One:  The medical alert panic transmitter is a critical component of any medical alert medical system. The subscriber wears the medical alert panic transmitter at all times.  When a medical emergency occurs, simply press the medical alert panic button located on your lanyard necklace, on your wristband, or on the help button located on the MXD Base Unit. The panic button is waterproof and can be worn as a bracelet or necklace.  Within 600 feet of the MXD Base Unit, a wireless signal is immediately sent to the MXD base unit sending it to action.

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Step Two: The MXD Base Unit is plugged into your home telephone line.  When it receives a signal from one of the panic transmitters or from the help button located on the base unit, it immediately calls the Response Center which is staffed twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year in Salt Lake City, Utah.  Within seconds, the attendant will speak to the subscriber using the two-way built in microphone/speaker. 

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Step Three: Based on the communication with the subscriber (or lack of communication) the attendant at the Rescue Alert Response Center will immediately determine the next course of action.  All Rescue Alert medical responders are EMD certified.  This enables them to recognize medical emergency and while awaiting a EMS response, deliver medical services that other monitoring centers simply cannot deliver.  Once the medical emergency responder makes a determination they will alert the subscriber's personal responder (family, friend, or emergency services).

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