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How to Fall to Minimize Injury
Posted on June 02, 2020 in Fall Prevention
Falling poses the highest risk of non-illness-related injury to seniors, both inside and outside of the house. While there are certain strategies elderly folks can employ to prevent falls, they are not completely avoidable.
Read MoreTips for Living on a Fixed Income
Posted on May 31, 2020 in Resources
If you are retired or otherwise out of work, you’re likely living on a fixed income. This means you receive funds each month, typically from the government and in a set amount. This can be Social Security benefits, a pension, or unemployment payments.
Read MoreTips for Keeping Your Mind Sharp
Posted on May 27, 2020 in General
Everyone experiences the occasional “senior moment.” Perhaps you’ve forgotten someone’s name in the middle of a conversation, or maybe you’ve gone grocery shopping but couldn’t remember your list.
Read MoreThe Best Video Games for Seniors and Nursing Home Residents
Posted on May 25, 2020 in Resources
The number of Americans over 50 who play video games has increased significantly in recent years. Video games are booming in older age groups, with research finding these games more popular among older women than older men.
Read MoreThe Benefits of Working After Retirement
Posted on May 23, 2020 in General
Work trends among elderly folks have changed significantly. According to Bloomberg News, America’s elderly population is now more than twice as likely to have a job in old age than they were just 35 years ago.
Read MoreWhy Doesn’t Health Insurance Cover Medical Alert Systems?
Posted on May 21, 2020 in Senior Safety & Independence
Shopping for a medical alert system can be difficult. It’s hard to know which services you’ll need, when to make the purchase, and how to finance monthly costs.
Read MoreCan You Trust a Free Medical Alert System?
Posted on May 19, 2020 in Senior Safety & Independence
If you’re shopping for a medical alert system, you’ve probably noticed some trends in pricing. Most systems incur a monthly fee, allowing users to either rent or purchase the hardware necessary to access emergency services. In
Read MoreThe Truth Behind Recurring Medical Alert Prices
Posted on May 17, 2020 in Resources
A medical alert system is an investment. When you purchase a one of these systems, you are paying for an emergency service – not just a piece of equipment.
Read MoreCan Smart Speakers Work as Medical Alert Devices?
Posted on May 14, 2020 in General
Smart speakers can help to improve your senior parent’s independence, but you should never rely on them for emergency services. Smart speakers, like the Amazon Echo and Google Home, are becoming more common across the country.
Read MoreStriking the Balance Between Independence and Care Giving
Posted on May 13, 2020 in Senior Safety & Independence
As parents age, most children will begin to notice a role reversal. Parents who become increasingly unable to care for themselves might rely on their children to become caretakers.
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