Nebraska Medical Alert Systems
Help Now ships medical alert systems free to every county in Nebraska, from Omaha and Lincoln to Grand Island, Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff, and out to the ranch country where the nearest neighbour is a drive rather than a walk. Nebraska is where the case for a medical alert system is at its plainest, because help is genuinely further away.
Systems we ship to Nebraska
Prices shown are the bank autopay rate, our lowest. Paying by card costs a few dollars more, quarterly billing takes $1 off every month, annual takes $2 off, and veterans and Meals on Wheels recipients save an additional $5 every month.
For the home
Home Link
$29.95/mo
with bank autopay
or $30.95/mo paying by card
Uses your landline. Two-way voice, 600 ft range.
Order Home LinkHome Link + Fall Detection
$34.95/mo
with bank autopay
or $35.95/mo paying by card
The same system, plus a pendant that calls for help on its own.
Order Home Link + Fall DetectionCellular Home Link
$35.95/mo
with bank autopay
or $36.95/mo paying by card
No landline needed. Built-in cellular.
Order Cellular Home LinkCellular Home Link + Fall Detection
$40.95/mo
with bank autopay
or $41.95/mo paying by card
No landline, with automatic fall detection.
Order Cellular Home Link + Fall DetectionFor on the go
Belle S
$40.95/mo
with bank autopay
or $41.95/mo paying by card
GPS, and up to 45 days between charges. No fall detection.
Order Belle SBelle X
$45.95/mo
with bank autopay
or $46.95/mo paying by card
GPS and automatic fall detection, plus the optional Caregiver App at $10/mo.
Order Belle XBelle W
$45.95/mo
with bank autopay
or $46.95/mo paying by card
Worn on the wrist like a watch, with GPS and fall detection.
Order Belle WWhat Nebraska families ask us about
Distance is the whole point here. In much of central and western Nebraska an ambulance has a long way to come, and it has to come the same distance back. The button does not shorten that drive, but it starts it sooner, and the operator can tell the crew what they are coming to before they arrive.
Cell coverage in the Sandhills and the west. Signal is genuinely patchy across a lot of the state. This is the honest case for the landline Home Link: where there is no signal, a cellular system is not a cheaper option, it is a system that will not work when it matters, and several national providers no longer sell anything else. If you have neither a landline nor a usable signal, nothing works at that address, ours included, and we will say so.
Working outside, alone. On a farm or a ranch the risky hours are the ones spent out of the house. An at-home base reaches 600 feet; past the yard you want a mobile GPS system, which works anywhere with cellular coverage and tells the operator where you are.
Senior resources in Nebraska
Nebraska runs aging services through the Department of Health and Human Services State Unit on Aging and eight Area Agencies on Aging covering the state. The Aging and Disability Resource Center is the single number for meals, transport, in-home help and caregiver support: 1-844-843-6364.
The national Eldercare Locator, run by the U.S. Administration on Aging, will connect you to services anywhere in Nebraska on 1-800-677-1116.
Why Nebraska families choose Help Now
- No contract, ever. Month to month, cancel any time, 30-day money-back guarantee from the day it arrives.
- Real people answer. U.S. monitoring centers in Utah and Idaho, fully redundant so someone is always there, staffed by certified emergency dispatchers.
- Family owned since 1981. Help Now is the nationwide service of Bay Area Vital Link, Inc. We are not a call-center startup.
- We match any competitor pricing, and we do not raise the rate on an existing customer.
Get protected in Nebraska
Order online in a few minutes, answer a few quick questions and we will rank the systems for your situation, or call (866) 743-7348. No pressure, no contracts.