No landline required
Holo Alert runs on Canadian LTE, so it works wherever cellular service reaches. There is no phone jack to find, no base station to install, and nothing to schedule with a technician.
Holo Alert vs Lifeline Canada
Independence does not have to come with a list of trade-offs. Holo Alert is a Canadian medical alert designed to settle quietly into your routine: simple to set up, clear in what it costs, and ready to support you at home or away. The pendant fits into your day, so the day still feels like yours.
Why Holo Alert
A medical alert should not feel complicated. One Canadian-owned pendant, one clear monthly price, and the things that protect you most already included. No technician visit, no home phone, no extra decisions.
Holo Alert runs on Canadian LTE, so it works wherever cellular service reaches. There is no phone jack to find, no base station to install, and nothing to schedule with a technician.
You should not have to make a separate decision about safety. Automatic fall detection is included in every Holo Alert plan, ready from the moment the device arrives.
Holo Alert is one plan at $49.95 a month, written plainly on the page. You can compare what it costs without picking up the phone or sitting through a sales conversation.
Built for real life
Ready when it arrives
Holo Alert is built to be easy to start. The pendant arrives charged and ready, with one short test call to your monitoring centre. A Canadian care team member walks you through it the first time, so you know exactly how it works before you slide it on for the day.
Your day does not have to get smaller
A medical alert should support your routines, not shrink them. Holo Alert moves with you wherever Canadian LTE reaches: around the house, out for a walk, at the grocery store, on a drive to see the grandkids. Life does not only happen at home, and your support should not stop at the door.
Quiet support, when it is needed
Press the button, or let automatic fall detection do it for you, and the pendant connects you to a Canadian-monitored response centre. A trained operator speaks with you, listens, and coordinates help based on the situation. Fall detection is built into every plan, with no upgrade and no second pendant to wear.
At a glance
Landline required
Fall detection
Range outside home
Pricing on website
Activation fee
Caregiver app
Landline required
Yes, HomeSafe entry plan
Fall detection
+$15/mo (AutoAlert)
Range outside home
HomeSafe is home only
Pricing on website
Available by phone
Activation fee
~$99.95 one-time
Caregiver app
My Lifeline app
Side by side
A few things worth confirming before you choose any medical alert provider. Lifeline does not publish pricing on their website, so figures here come from independent reviewers (The Senior List, SeniorLiving.org, SafeHome.org). Confirm current pricing with each provider before you decide.
Plan structure
Activation / setup fee
Pricing on website
Form factor
Connectivity
3G legacy
Range outside home
GPS
Fall detection
Independent fall-detection accuracy
Caregiver app
Cancel by phone or email
Billing stops
BBB complaints cite up to a 20-day gap between receipt and scan.
Return label
Plan structure
Tiered plans with optional add-ons
Activation / setup fee
~$99.95 one-time
Pricing on website
Available by phone
Form factor
HomeSafe (base + pendant) or On the Go (mobile)
Connectivity
Landline or LTE depending on SKU
3G legacy
Forced 3G to LTE swap in 2025
Range outside home
HomeSafe in-home only
GPS
On the Go and Smartwatch only
Fall detection
+$15/mo
Independent fall-detection accuracy
5 / 10 in The Senior List 2025 testing
Caregiver app
My Lifeline (3.5 / 5 on Google Play)
Cancel by phone or email
Phone only
Billing stops
BBB complaints cite up to a 20-day gap between receipt and scan.
Once equipment is scanned in
Return label
Mailed after request, delays cited in BBB complaints
What it costs
Lifeline does not show prices on their website, so the figures here come from independent reviewers (The Senior List, SeniorLiving.org, SafeHome.org). Confirm with the provider before purchase.
Why families choose Holo Alert
Holo Alert is built around Canadian LTE, so there is no phone jack, no base station, and no technician visit. It works in homes that already left the landline behind, and in homes that still have one but would rather keep things simple.
Holo Alert is one clear monthly cost, $49.95, written on the page so you can think about it on your own time. There is no quote call required, and no pressure to find out what it costs.
A medical alert only protects you if it is on you. Holo Alert is a single small pendant, IP67-rated for everyday wear, designed to settle into a routine instead of standing out. Fall detection is already built in, with no second device to remember.
Holo Alert reaches a Canadian-monitored response centre wherever cellular service is available, so support follows the day rather than ending at the door. That matters for walks, errands, drives, and the parts of life that happen outside the living room.
Holo Alert is owned and answered in Canada. The care team is here, the monitoring centre is here, the billing is in Canadian dollars, and the people on the other end of the phone understand the geography you live in.
From real Canadians
“It was a good experience. The agents where very pleasant and easy to understand.”
“Works good loud and clear happy have unit since starting winter falls are more likely to happen and get help”
“I am so thankful that i received the Holo device fall detector. I feel much more secure now.”
Common questions
Both are Canadian-monitored medical alert providers. Holo Alert is built around a single LTE pendant with fall detection and a caregiver app already included, and pricing published on the page. Lifeline Canada offers a wider product line including landline-based HomeSafe units and an On the Go pendant, with fall detection (AutoAlert) sold as a $15 a month add-on and pricing available by phone. The right choice depends on what fits your routine.
No. Holo Alert runs on Canadian LTE cellular and includes its own connection. There is no router to set up, no phone jack to find, and no Wi-Fi to configure. If cellular service reaches your home, Holo Alert is ready.
Automatic fall detection is included in every Holo Alert plan and active by default. There is no separate pendant to wear and no upgrade fee. Lifeline’s AutoAlert fall detection is a $15 per month add-on; The Senior List’s 2025 hands-on testing measured AutoAlert detecting 5 of 10 simulated falls.
Yes. Holo Alert is a mobile pendant with GPS that works wherever Canadian LTE reaches: around the house, on a walk, at the grocery store, on the road. Lifeline’s HomeSafe is in-home only with a 250 to 300 foot button range; their On the Go pendant is the comparable mobile option.
A few practical questions: Is fall detection included or extra? Is there a landline or contract requirement? Where is the monitoring centre, and how is it certified? Is the price clear in writing? Does the device work outside the home? Is there a caregiver app for family? The answers will tell you whether the system fits your real day.
Place your Holo Alert order, then call your current provider to wind down service. Once your Holo device arrives we will help set it up over the phone. There is no overlap or gap in coverage if you keep both active for a few days.
No. Holo Alert runs on Canadian LTE cellular and includes its own connection. There is no router to set up, no phone line to test, and no Wi-Fi to configure.
Our monitoring centre is in Canada and ULC certified. Calls are answered by trained Canadian responders 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, in English and French.
Ready when you are
Read what is included, see the clear monthly cost, and decide on your own time. When you are ready, a Canadian care team member is here to walk you through the rest.
Speak with a care team member today.