Fall Prevention
A Guide to Senior Safety in the Kitchen
Posted on October 07, 2015 in Fall Prevention
The kitchen is one of the most dangerous rooms in your home. These simple modifications will minimize your risk of injury.
Read MoreSuper Bowl XLIX™: Medical Alert Systems vs. Football
Posted on February 03, 2015 in Fall Prevention
You won't believe how medical alert systems relate to the world's most physical sport.
Read MoreCan I Use Fall Detection And A Mobile Medical Alert At The Same Time?
Posted on December 04, 2014 in Fall Prevention
Want to be protected out and about but are susceptible to dangerous falls in your home? This bundle of products is for you!
Read More3 Fun Senior Activities to Reduce the Risk of Falls
Posted on August 01, 2014 in Fall Prevention
Reduce the risk of falls by having fun! These 3 activities will increase your health and happiness.
Read MoreHow to Prevent Bone Fractures and Injuries From Falls
Posted on July 01, 2014 in Fall Prevention
Falls are the most common source of bone fractures. Strengthen your bones so that you can continue to stay mobile and independent.
Read MoreDo Seniors Need Fall Detection?
Posted on June 18, 2014 in Fall Prevention
As you age in place, assess and determine your needs for the many years to come. Fall detection provides extra safety to continue your way of life.
Read More13 Medical Alert System Terms You Should Know
Posted on May 02, 2014 in Fall Prevention
Need safety and protection 24/7? Unsure where to start? Alert1’s 13 key terms will help you make an informed decision about a medical alert system.
Read MoreIn Defense of Life Alert ®
Posted on April 25, 2014 in Fall Prevention
With their cheesy ads and infamous tagline, Life Alert improved the medical alert system industry. Alert1 defends the good things Life Alert has done.
Read MoreThe "New Shoes" Fall Prevention System for Seniors
Posted on April 14, 2014 in Fall Prevention
Fall prevention begins with proper footwear. Learn how purchasing your loved one a new pair of shoes increases a safe home environment as they age in place.
Read MoreBone Strengthening Tips for Seniors
Posted on February 19, 2013 in Fall Prevention
Osteoporosis means “porous bone” and it occurs when you lose too much bone mass and/or generate too little bone mass. Your bones lose density, their structure becomes abnormal, and they become weak. People with osteoporosis have bones that break much more easily than healthy bones. If your condition is serious enough, your bones may break so easily that bumping into furniture in the middle of the night could cause serious injury.
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