Alert1 Medical Alert News - Page 33
The latest tips, tricks, and news related to medical alert systems, aging in place, and technology for seniors.
What if My Loved One Pushes the Button and Doesn’t Respond?
| October 09, 2020
When your loved one presses their emergency response button for elderly, or when a fall is detected, an operator will respond to help.
Read MoreThe Fall Risk from Diabetes for Seniors
| October 06, 2020
Seniors with diabetes are more likely to fall. Learn the risks of diabetes and how you can live safely and independently if you have the disease.
Read MoreThe Best Exercises for Seniors
| October 02, 2020
Bodies become weaker as they age, and this increases the likelihood of experiencing an injury.
Read MoreSaving Lives: Alert1 Customer Testimonials
| September 24, 2020
Nothing warms our hearts more than hearing of the times that we helped save the lives of our members!
Read MoreSigns That You Need to Get Your Eyes Checked
| September 11, 2020
Vision changes become more common as people age. However, individuals over 60 years old should be aware of the warning signs associated with age-related eye problems.
Read MoreThe Best Diets for Aging Adults
| September 09, 2020
Nutritional needs change as we age. Our bodies both lose muscle and develop slower metabolisms, indicating the need for lower calorie yet nutritious foods.
Read MoreHow to Recognize Senior Loneliness Before It Becomes a Problem
| September 07, 2020
Though we live in an age where we can easily communicate with friends and family, humans are lonelier now than ever before. A 2018 survey found that nearly half of U.S. adults reported feelings of loneliness “sometimes” or “always".
Read MoreThe Best Video Chat Services for Seniors, Ranked
| September 05, 2020
Video chatting is an easy way to stay in touch with far-away loved ones. We know that hearing a person’s voice on the telephone can be a great comfort for lonely seniors.
Read MoreHow to Overcome Loneliness While Socially Isolated
| September 04, 2020
Senior isolation is a public health risk to elderly people across the United States. This experience significantly increases the risk of premature death, dementia, and depression, and it can lead to social withdrawal and unhappiness.
Read MoreSafety Product Checklist for the Senior Home
| September 02, 2020
Seasonal changes are a good reminder to take stock of home safety. Like with cleaning out the house in spring, the beginning of fall can be an opportunity for homeowners to check on their safety products.
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