Seniors get instant $150 rebate on new medical alert device
A pre store release for a cellular embedded medical alert device promotes FastHelp with One-Touch E911. Seniors born before 1956 receive a $150 instant rebate and can use the device anywhere with no contracts, deposits, or monthly bills. Jack Lawrence touts no home phone needed and unlimited nationwide help.
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Jack Lawrence
U.S
Doctor urges seniors to adopt new medical alert device
Dr. Philip B Howren urges all seniors to use the new FastHelp medical alert device from Universal Physicians, marketed with no monthly bills or deposits. The device connects nationwide to free help and aims to keep seniors independent at home while promotional area giveaways target older residents. Customer testimonials praise immediate response and independent living benefits.
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Philip B. Howren
Dr. Howren
Universal Physicians
U.S
FastHelp
FastHelp Medical Alert Aims Free Monthly Bills Nationwide
Universal Physicians unveils FastHelp a cellular embedded medical alert device with no contracts or deposits and no monthly bills. It connects directly to nationwide 911 operators without land lines or extra devices, appealing to seniors students and professionals seeking simplicity and savings.
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FastHelp
Universal Physicians
U.S
FastHelp debut promises new age medical alert style
A newspaper carries a claim that FastHelp is a state of the art medical alert device making seniors look important rather than old. It argues old style systems require landlines and cost, promoting a $150 instant rebate for those born before 1956 with a two day deadline.
FastHelp One-Touch E 911 Toneless Medical Alert Rebate Deal
A promotional notice markets a FastHelp medical alert device with a $149 instant rebate and free nationwide connect via a One-Touch E 911 button. It urges seniors to call 1-800-820-5360 within 2 days to claim the rebate before late availability and warns future price around $300.
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