Senior Safety & Independence
Tips 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.
Read MoreHow to Wear and Find Senior-Friendly Footwear
Posted on June 22, 2020 in Senior Safety & Independence
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
Posted on June 21, 2020 in Senior Safety & Independence
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
Posted on June 18, 2020 in Senior Safety & Independence
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?
Posted on May 21, 2020 in Senior Safety & Independence
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?
Posted on May 19, 2020 in Senior Safety & Independence
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
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