Medical Alert Resources
Holidays for Caregivers
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Or, the radio says it is. However, if you are a caregiver, you may not be feeling quite so wonderful or joyful.
Brain Games & Health
Getting older is a conundrum! At least to some of us. We look around and we see healthy active 90 year olds with sharp minds. Then we turn our head and see 60 year olds with early signs of dementia and numerous bodily health concerns. And then there is everyone else somewhere on the scale […]
Working Part-Time Can Be Good For You
Many of us spent a lifetime in one or two careers and became quite good at what we did. The stress was sometimes a bit much, the pay was not always the best (we all wanted MORE) and the hours were long with little vacation time or escape. Weekends went too fast and despite all […]
Helping Your Aging Loved One Adjust To Time Changes
Time changes, whether from traveling from one coast to another or when the clock changes to and from daylight-savings time can wreak havoc on our systems and our circadian rhythms. With November 6 being the date this year when we set our clocks back by one hour there are some ways to help your body […]
Medical Alerts with Fall Detection
Most of us have grandparents, parents or an elderly neighbor and we know that a fall is dangerous for older adults. The CDC reports that falls for those 65 years of age and older are the leading cause of both fatal and non-fatal injuries. Statistics from Yale University School of Medicine show that one out […]
Caregiving Tips For Families Of Veterans
Caring for a veteran may bring with it unique challenges. Being a caregiver, in general, brings challenges including:
Spend Less As We Age
Most of us, as children, were given an allowance that was either a weekly gift or earned income for doing things like mowing the lawn or doing the dishes. It was a sweet deal at the time and we felt empowered with our fun money. As we retire, we once again find ourselves with an […]
Don’t Be Spooked!
While most families are connected by cell phones today, having special apps on your phone can be a fantastic way to stay in touch.
Ways to Convince a Loved One to use a Medical Alert Device
Aging at home is one of the last hold outs of independence for many seniors. Most often, your aging loved one is determined to hold onto their ability to stay in their home. Equipping them with a medical alert system can help them achieve this goal.
Teens and Young Adults can Benefit from a Medical Alert System
While care-giving can be difficult for many adults, sadly, many teens are finding themselves in care-giving situations that would normally not be on their radar. The AACY (American Association of Care-giving Youth) is helping to raise awareness about this issue and is working to develop partnerships to better understand the issues surrounding this growing trend, […]
- How Seniors Can Feel Empowered in a Digital World with Accessible Technology
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- Thriving as a New Caregiver: Self-Care Secrets Revealed
- Bridging the Gap: Supporting Seniors Without Nearby Family
- Distance Caregiving Simplified: Modern Strategies for Compassionate Support
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