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Introducing Alert1's On-the-Go Medical Alert Wrist Watch

By Alert1 | October 05, 2021

Alert1 has added an On-the-Go Medical Alert Wrist Watch with GPS and pedometer to its top-rated medical alert system product offerings. This fashionable and functional emergency alert device is now available to the public. Whether you are a senior or a caregiver, there are many reasons to consider getting our newest personal safety solution. Learn more about its useful features and how it works.

Celebrating the International Day of Older Persons

October 01, 2021

October 1st is the International Day of Older Persons. This special day was established in 1990 when the United Nations General Assembly voted to set aside a day for raising awareness about issues affecting the elderly. There are many ways older persons positively contribute to our world that are deserving of honor. Learn some fun facts about seniors and get some ideas on how to celebrate.

Strategies for Seniors: Simplify Your Cooking to Save Time and Energy

By Alert1 | September 30, 2021

As you get older, daily tasks can become more difficult. This includes cooking. While you may enjoy cooking, meal prep for seniors can be tiring and take a lot of time. Simplifying your cooking process and meals as you age can benefit you by giving you more free time and saving energy to enjoy other activities and pursuits. Ready to simplify your cooking? Check out our useful tips!

Age-Related Memory Loss or Something More Serious: How to Tell the Difference

By Alert1 | September 29, 2021

Standard age-related memory loss, cognitive decline, Alzheimer’s disease, and dementia all have very similar symptoms that affect your memory and cognitive abilities. This makes it difficult to determine which condition is affecting you. This blog will help you understand the difference. It is also important to talk to your doctor and take preventative measures early on to help decrease your risk of developing dementia.

6 Ways Your Life Can Change After a Fall

By Alert1 | September 24, 2021

There are many ways your life can change after a fall. Adapting can be stressful, but there are ways you can make these changes easier. It is also important to take precautions to prevent a second fall as falling once doubles your chances of falling again. Be sure to take your first fall seriously and take necessary precautions to prevent another fall.

Understanding the Difference Between Professional and Family Care

By Alert1 | September 20, 2021

Every senior has different needs when it comes to care. Determining what daily activities you need help with can help you determine what kind of caregiver you need. This blog will teach you the difference between different types of caregivers and help advise you on setting up a care plan.

A Guide for Staying Social and Making Friends as a Senior

By Alert1 | September 15, 2021

Socializing becomes trickier as you age. The COVID-19 pandemic has made socializing even more difficult. Alert1 understands how important social connections can be to a senior's mental and physical health. This guide will help you understand how lack of socialization can negatively impact your health. It also provides tips to help you stay social as you age.

Top Ways to Maintain a Caregiver-Work-Life Balance

By Alert1 | September 09, 2021

Maintaining a caregiver-work-life balance can be stressful for both caregivers and their families. Learning to identify and manage caregiver burnout can improve both your life and the life of your aging loved one. It is important to seek out workplace benefits and strategies to keep your mental and physical health in check.

Navigating the Grocery Store as a Senior – What to Buy and What to Avoid

By Alert1 | August 31, 2021

Healthy eating is good for its own sake. But a healthy diet can help aging adults maintain the proper weight and mitigate the physical effects of aging. For these reasons, seniors should learn about the right foods to shop for and eat. Throughout this post, we’ll share guidelines for healthy eating habits, tips for easy grocery shopping as a senior, and other ways to create a balanced, healthful lifestyle.

A Helpful Guide to Long-Term Care Planning for Seniors

By Alert1 | August 25, 2021

“Long-term care planning” or “elder care planning” is an important process, whether you are planning for someone you love or for yourself. About 70% of people aged 65 and older have a chance of needing some type of long-term care. If you and your loved ones have never been through the planning process, it can be difficult to know where to begin. Read on to discover the basics of long-term care planning and the 4 helpful steps to create a plan that works for you.