Litzenberg Memorial County Hospital: Lifeline.

Lifeline Program

Lifeline is a personal response program provided through Litzenberg Hospital. The goal of the program is to allow people to continue to live independently in their own homes while knowing that help is just a button push away. Our clients who have Lifeline wear a call button necklace or bracelet. To call for help, they would simply press their personal help button to activate a small in-home communicator connected to their phone, that automatically dials the Lifeline Response Center at Litzenberg Hospital.

Our nurses would call them back and talk about whatever problem might be occurring. They determine what kind of help is needed and make sure it is provided. If for any reason our client couldn't talk, the Lifeline monitor would quickly send help.

Ask our nursing staff about our Lifeline program.

The economical cost of this 24-hour-a-day monitoring is only $30 per month - $1 a day for peace of mind. There is a one-time $25 installation charge.

For more information on Litzenberg's Lifeline program, contact Julie Kula at 308-946-3015.