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The latest tips, tricks, and news related to medical alert systems, aging in place, and technology for seniors.
Senior Circulation and Peripheral Artery Disease
| February 16, 2023
Peripheral artery disease, or PAD, affects millions of seniors. Learn about the warning signs and ways to avoid this potentially deadly circulatory condition.
Read MoreCan Metformin Protect Seniors from Long COVID?
| February 15, 2023
A diabetes drug used by millions of seniors may help protect against Long COVID. Here’s what elderly adults need to know about the new possibilities of this old drug.
Read MoreThe Unique Challenges of Women with Cerebral Palsy
| February 14, 2023
Women with cerebral palsy can face unique challenges to their overall health and well-being as they age. Learn about the expected physical changes of aging with CP.
Read MoreHave Scientists Found the Cause of Alzheimer’s in Seniors?
| February 13, 2023
Have scientists found the cause of Alzheimer’s in seniors? Could this lead to a cure or treatment? Read our blog for the latest news.
Read MorePERS for Worker Safety
| February 10, 2023
What happens if you need help at work at a moment’s notice? A personal emergency response system, or PERS, can be lifesaving for lone workers or anyone caught in a workplace emergency.
Read MoreSenior Nostalgia: Remembering the General Store
| February 09, 2023
Seniors may remember the general store, which was often the heart of a community. Join Alert1 for a nostalgic trip down Memory Lane.
Read MoreBest Low-Sodium Recipes for Senior Health
| February 08, 2023
Seniors with high blood pressure need a low sodium diet. Check out the best low-sodium recipes for better senior health!
Read MoreRetirement Tips for Seniors who Live Alone
| February 07, 2023
Living alone and staying independent can be wonderful, but it does come with some unique challenges. Get our retirement tips for single seniors.
Read MoreA New Treatment for Huntington’s Disease?
| February 06, 2023
People with Huntington’s disease must deal with chorea, or involuntary movements that can make walking and balance difficult. Read more about a new drug that might be able to help.
Read MoreThe Highs and Lows of Caregiving with Rick Lauber
| February 03, 2023
Rick Lauber was completely unprepared when he fell into the role of caregiver. Now he's graciously sharing some of his experiences and advice for family caregivers.
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