Senior Safety & Independence
Consider a Black Medical Alert Bracelet - A Stylish Option
Posted on February 10, 2021 in Senior Safety & Independence
If you’re looking for a sleek, inconspicuous way to wear a medical alert system, the black medical alert bracelet from Alert1 is a great option. Not all of our members enjoy wearing their alerts as pendants, and not all want a brightly colored wristband to accompany their alert buttons. If you’re an existing member with a PAX Plus system, our PAX Plus help button wristband is made just for you. Showerproof and with a 300 ft. range around the base unit, this is a great all-purpose tool for the careful senior.
Read MoreStand Out and Stay Safe with Purple Medical Alert Bracelets
Posted on February 04, 2021 in Senior Safety & Independence
Some seniors like to keep their fashion choices on the subtler side. Others like to stand out. If you wear a medical alert system from Alert1, there’s an accessory to suit any style. But if you’d prefer your device to make a statement, our purple medical alert bracelets are the perfect choice. Silky smooth and lightweight with a vibrant purple hue, these wristbands make the perfect accessory for our more colorful members.
Read MoreMedical Alert Wearing Options – Pendants to Wristband Medical Alerts
Posted on February 01, 2021 in Senior Safety & Independence
Your senior’s comfort with their medical alert device can ensure they’re wearing it during an emergency. However, it’s important to remember that not all types of medical alert systems will work for all seniors. We always recommend discussing comfort and preferences with your loved one before buying a system. How will they plan to wear it? Is the standard pendant okay, or would they prefer a wristband medical alert? There is a medical alert wearing option for all senior lifestyles – you just have to find what fits.
Read MoreThink Twice About a Medical Alert USB Bracelet
Posted on January 29, 2021 in Senior Safety & Independence
Technology has improved countless facets of senior life. From stair lifts and wearable ECG monitors to medical alert systems, health technology has mostly served in the interest in seniors. Unfortunately, there are always a few exceptions – and medical alert USB bracelets are among them.
Read MoreEmergency Alert Bracelets Can Help Preserve Independence
Posted on January 25, 2021 in Senior Safety & Independence
While every senior can benefit from a monitored medical alert system, not everyone is ready and willing to wear an emergency alert bracelet. For many of our members, this is caused by one, or both, of the following reasons:
Read MoreTips for Thanksgiving Travel & Keeping Seniors Safe
Posted on November 15, 2020 in Senior Safety & Independence
COVID-19 cases have been increasing across the US for the past few weeks and are, as of this posting, at an all-time high. Thanksgiving is less two weeks away, and, for many, this is the most important family holiday of the year -- one that many don't intend to skip. To that end, many of us will travel to and gather with people who are most vulnerable to the virus, namely seniors.
Read MoreSafety Product Checklist for the Senior Home
Posted on September 02, 2020 in Senior Safety & Independence
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.
Read More5 End-of-Summer Activities for Seniors
Posted on August 28, 2020 in Senior Safety & Independence
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
Posted on August 27, 2020 in Senior Safety & Independence
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
Posted on August 22, 2020 in Senior Safety & Independence
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.
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