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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 2021

Page

6

Pre-1956 Seniors Get Big Medical Alert Offer

Special Report highlights a new FastHelp medical alert device with One-Touch E 911 button. Seniors born before 1956 receive an instant $150 rebate. device features cellular embedded tech, works anywhere without contracts or monthly bills, and requires no landline. Endorsed by Dr. Philip B. Howren and Jack Lawrence of Universal Physicians.

Jack Lawrence U.S Universal Physicians Lawrence Philip B. Howren Dr. Howren

FastHelp Medical Alert Debuts With No Monthly Bills

Universal Physicians unveils FastHelp a modern medical alert device that connects to nationwide help without contracts deposits or monthly charges. The pager like unit targets seniors with a push button alert and claims immediate assistance in areas with weak cell service. Promotional giveaways are planned for seniors in select areas later this year.

Universal Physicians U.S FastHelp

FastHelp medical alert debuts with no contracts or monthly bills

Universal Physicians promotes FastHelp a cellular embedded medical alert device that connects directly to 911 operators nationwide with no contracts deposits or monthly charges. It requires no installation and works without land lines or cell phones, appealing to seniors students and professionals.

Universal Physicians U.S

FastHelp medical alert device promises age-defying image

Seniors born before 1956 can claim a $150 instant rebate on FastHelp. The device offers modern design to avoid an old appearance, aiming to reduce costs and encourage immediate help for fall victims, with a two day deadline noted in today’s newspaper.

FastHelp Medical Alert Device Offer for Seniors Born Before 1956

An ad touts the FastHelp device with one touch E 911, free unlimited cell access where available, and no monthly bills. It claims savings over 300 dollars after a rebate, with a two day call deadline for the National Rebate Center Hotline and in stores later this year.

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