Personal alarm systems for old people

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Elderly neighbour has asked me to do a bit of research into such systems, a quick online search and i've found aidcall.co.uk, are there others and if so any pointers?
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If you quote me, don't forget the capital 'M'
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http://www.maplin.co.uk/yale-distress-alert-system-227363
Ideally needs to be something that comes with a fob that can be kept on person incase of falls etc.
http://www.abilityanswers.com/phone-guardian-110-emergency-care-phone-pendant-auto-dialler-p-1445.html?zenid=f76bc6199397d330433af15d2fa1fc84
You can set it up to dial 3 numbers of your choice in an emergency.
Age UK (Age Concern / Help the Aged as was) have a personal alarm which can be either a pendant or on a wristband.
http://www.ageuk.org.uk/buy/help-at-home/age-uk-personal-alarms/
Can anyone help
If he has a subscription to a monitoring service then put their number on "speed dial" allocating any number he wants.
If no subscription then put relatives number(s) on speed dial.
Manual that came with mobile phone will give instructions on setting up speed dial numbers.
This is what the emergency services will look for on peoples mobiles if they need to contact someone because the owner of the mobile is incapable of letting anyone know something's happened to them.