The Wellness Companion
The Wellness Companion is a daily check-in built right into the Pulse Alert Safety Watch. It calls each day to ask how you're doing, helps keep medication on track, and quietly notices when something isn't right — long before it becomes an emergency.


What it asks about, every day
Med reminders
General wellness
Meals & exercise
Mind & moodAnd it notices the pattern — small changes across conversations, long before they become an emergency.


Emergency-only protection covers one moment — the crisis. Your day has hundreds of others where things can quietly go wrong: a missed pill, a rough morning, a slow change no one catches in time.
A button can't notice any of that. A daily presence can.
Not a separate service. Not an app to open. Not a family member calling to check up on you. A daily presence inside the same watch you're already wearing — keeping your routine running smoothly without watching over your shoulder.
It talks with you, not at you. It understands how you're doing over time. And it keeps your family in the loop without ever being intrusive.

Every morning
Every day, a friendly voice calls to ask how you're doing — your energy, your sleep, whether anything's on your mind.
No cameras. No dashboards. No family reading reports behind your back. Just a brief, open-ended conversation that catches how you're really feeling — before a bad day becomes a bad week.
Connected without being managed. Present without being watched.Through the week
Structured check-ins that go a little deeper — how you slept, how you're moving, how you're feeling overall.
Not a one-off reading — a continuous picture of your wellbeing that builds over time, so changes get noticed early, not after something goes wrong.
Not a snapshot. A story.At pill time
The watch pings for your morning pills. The Companion follows up a few minutes later to confirm they're in — and if you're taking a dose later, it calls back to check.
No apps to open. No complicated setup. No one standing over you. Missed doses are a leading cause of hospitalization for seniors — your medications stay on schedule because the system makes it easy, not because someone is making you.
In control. On track. Sharp.Your family hears from us when there's something worth knowing. On the other 364 days, they hear nothing at all — except from you.
Every check-in, every wellness conversation, every medication confirmation feeds a quiet layer of intelligence running in the background.
The Companion picks up the pattern — and flags it before it becomes a crisis. This is what every emergency button in the world misses: the slow drift that no button can catch.
Caught early. Not caught off guard.
What a week can quietly say
Flagged for a human follow-up
The Companion doesn't work alone. Behind every check-in is a live human care team, seven days a week. When the Companion notices something worth a closer look, a real person follows up within 12 hours — and most concerns are resolved in under a day.
No extra cost. No add-on. It's part of the plan.
Software notices. People care.


The daily phone call proves she picked up. It doesn't tell you whether the pills are getting taken, whether she's eating, whether this week is different from last week.
The Companion is in her day, every day. When a pattern's worth knowing about, you hear from us. When it isn't, you get to talk about the grandkids instead of running a wellness interview.
She keeps her privacy. You lose the guesswork. Everybody gets to go back to being family.
I honestly have no way to know. A daughter, on whether her mom takes her medications
How you get it
A real daily call, medication follow-up, continuous wellness tracking, and early-warning signal detection — a service like this is worth about $39 a month on its own. There's no direct competitor that offers it at all.
With Pulse Alert, you don't pay for it separately. It's built into your Safety Watch — alongside 24/7 professional monitoring, automatic fall detection, and GPS — with the watch itself free (reg. $299).

All of it for about
$2 a day
You're not paying extra for the Companion. You're getting it — and everything else — for the price of a coffee.
Get Started TodayNo. The Companion talks with you at the times you set, like a phone call from a friend. There are no cameras and no tracking screens, and your family doesn't get reports to read. Conversations, not surveillance.
The daily voice is an intelligent companion designed to feel natural and conversational — patient, consistent, easy to talk to. But it never works alone: a live human care team stands behind every check-in, seven days a week, and when the Companion flags a concern, a real person follows up within 12 hours.
There's nothing to be good at. No app, no menus. The Companion speaks through the watch, and reminders arrive as a gentle tap on the wrist. If you can have a conversation, you can use it.
Yes. Check-ins happen at times you choose, and you can change them. It's your day; the Companion fits into it.
Nothing day to day. When the Companion notices a pattern worth acting on, real people reach out to whoever you've chosen. Otherwise, your business stays your business.
No, and that's by design. The Companion lives in the watch, and the watch is what makes sure help can reach you in an emergency. Together they're one plan, about $2 a day, with the watch itself free when you join.
Ready when you are
Daily check-ins, medication support, signal detection — included with every plan.
Talk to a real person on your terms. Someone from our team will walk you through how it works, what’s included, and what makes sense for your situation — no pressure, no obligation.
Mon–Fri, 9–5 EST
Wearing Pulse Alert daily makes me feel more active and feel more alive. Jeannie, Pulse Alert member