Peace of mind begins at home

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Daily call FAQs
Because the Daily Call runs through the Home Alarm system, you must have a MePACS Home Alarm installed to use this service.
You’ll also need at least two nominated contacts that we can contact if you don’t respond to your daily check‑in.
If you forget to press the button between 6am and 11am, simply call us on 1800 451 300 to let us know you’re okay.
If we haven’t heard from you by 11am, we’ll try to contact you directly. If we can’t reach you, we’ll call your nominated contacts to check in. If there’s still no response, we’ll arrange for emergency services to conduct a welfare check.
We can set up an automatic reminder to help you remember to press the button. Just call us on 1800 451 300, and we’ll arrange it remotely for your convenience.
We don't have lock in contracts so you can cancel this service any time. To cancel please call us on 1800 451 300.
If your alarm is funded by Personal Alert Victoria (PAV), the Daily Call service cannot be cancelled, as it is a required part of the funding program.
No, the Daily Call service is an add-on service and works only with the MePACS Home Alarm system.
You do not need any other equipment beyond the MePACS Home Alarm.
If you’re planning to be away from home, please let us know a few days in advance so we can place your alarm on standby. This ensures we don’t disturb you or your contacts unnecessarily while you’re away.
You can submit this online form or call us on 1800 451 300 to let us know.
Unfortunately, the Daily Call service can’t detect if you’ve passed out or are unable to respond. If you ever need urgent help, please press the button on your MePACS pendant or base unit to activate an alarm immediately.
If you miss your daily check‑in, we’ll still follow up before 3pm as part of the service, but it’s important to remember this isn’t a real‑time emergency alert. Your pendant alarm is the safest way to get help right away.
The 6am–11am window allows both early and late risers plenty of time to check in, without triggering unnecessary alerts.











