Senior Safety & Independence - Page 15
5 End-of-Summer Activities for Seniors
| August 28, 2020
The seasons are shifting yet again. The days are growing shorter and the temperature is beginning to drop, allowing for a new range of senior-friendly activities.
Read MoreKnow the Signs of a Female Heart Attack
| August 27, 2020
Most people know the signs of a heart attack: sharp chest pain, shortness of breath, and eventual loss of consciousness. However, far fewer people know the signs of a female heart attack.
Read MoreHow to Talk to Lonely Parents About Holiday Plans
| August 22, 2020
Nobody expected the world to change so drastically in 2020, yet here we are. With an ongoing pandemic, travel restrictions, and continued shutdowns, Americans are bracing for the end of the summer.
Read MoreHow to Wear and Find Senior-Friendly Footwear
| June 22, 2020
Footwear is an important consideration for most people of all ages. Shoes should be comfortable, functional, and – dare we say – stylish. As you age, however, different aspects of footwear will become more important, especially when it comes to fall prevention.
Read MoreHow to Keep Seniors Safe Online
| June 21, 2020
Getting online is an excellent way for seniors to remain active, social, and learning. However, everyone should take precautions when they use the internet, regardless of age.
Read MoreHow to Make Your Home Accessible – 5 Easy Projects
| June 18, 2020
Transitioning into a life of limited mobility is never easy. From ramps and stair lifts to medical alert systems, there are strategies for making homes more comfortable for their elderly residents.
Read MoreWhy Doesn’t Health Insurance Cover Medical Alert Systems?
| May 21, 2020
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?
| May 19, 2020
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 MoreStriking the Balance Between Independence and Care Giving
| May 13, 2020
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.
Read MoreMedical Alert Devices and Medical Alert Dogs: Which is Best for You
| May 07, 2020
When it comes to receiving emergency care, seniors have several options. Some believe that calling 911 is the easiest response to a medical emergency, while others prefer to call family or friends when they need help.
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