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The Bay Alarm Medical In-Home Medical Alert ($19.95 per month) is a moderately priced, no-contract personal emergency response system that's a breeze to install and use. It delivered quick response times in testing, and its two-way hands-free communication is excellent. We love the base unit's extra-large help button, and the pendant help button's solid in-home and outdoor range, though we found the reset button to be inconveniently located.

That said, it's the best we've tested, and our Editors' Choice. The help button has a small status light that's solid green when the system is plugged in to AC power and ready to go, and flashes green when it is operating on battery power (the unit has a built-in backup battery that will supply up to 32 hours of power in the event of a power loss).

A solid red light indicates that an alarm has been sent and the unit is communicating with the response center, and a flashing red light means the phone line is not connected. A flashing orange light indicates the unit is operating on battery power but is not connected to the phone line. There's a reset button on the back of the unit that is used to cancel a help call and return the system to a state of readiness. However, the button must be pressed within 15 seconds of a help call to prevent the call from going through. It's placement around back and right next to the similarly sized T/L (test/learn) button is a bit inconvenient, and could lead to some confusion if the alarm is set off accidentally.

By way of comparison, the and base units both offer larger reset buttons that are conveniently located on the face of the unit. However, neither system will cancel a call. The T/L button is used to conduct help pendant range tests and to place the unit in diagnostic mode to troubleshoot problems. We reviewed the In-Home Landline system, which costs $19.95 per month. That's a bit less expensive than what you'll pay for the LifeFone and LifeStation systems. Bay Alarm does not offer quarterly and annual payment discounts but if you sign up for the semi-annual payment plan ($119.70 for 6 months), the company will throw in a lockbox ($39.95) for free.

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The lockbox holds your house keys and uses a combination that is on file with the Bay Alarm Medical response team. It hangs on your outer doorknob and allows emergency responders to enter your home without having to break down the door.

The landline base unit has two RJ-11 phone jacks at the rear, along with a hardwired power cord. It works with most standard phone, VoIP, and cable service providers, and there's a on the company's website if you're unsure. You can also order the system with an AT&T cellular option installed for an extra $9.95 per month.