SRDA program
Lifeline medical alert
A wearable button that connects you to an operator who can send help. SRDA has run the Lifeline personal emergency response franchise in Pueblo for more than 30 years.
Call to enroll
(719) 545-1212Lifeline enrollment, mention code SRDA
Local questions: (719) 553-3443. Toll-free: (800) 842-1393. Director: Gloria Brooks, gbrooks@srda.org.
How it works
You wear a button. If you fall, feel unwell, or need someone, you press it. An operator answers, talks with you, and dispatches the right help, whether that is a neighbor with a key or an ambulance. SRDA has operated the Lifeline franchise here for more than 30 years.
Who it helps most
People who live alone, people at risk of falls, and families who want to know that a parent living independently can always reach someone. It is the piece of the stay-independent strategy that works at 2 a.m.
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Current pricing, equipment options, and how installation works.
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