With our current economic challenges, those of us looking forward to retirement need to be well-informed about our financial needs in coming years…
Falling Risks for Seniors
Falling Seniors is an increasing threat to our population. Because of recent medical advances, more and more people can live into the golden age of retirement. But aging comes with risks. The risk of falling for seniors has increased over the last two decades. Here are some statistics that have been gathered to put the problem in proportion…
Is it a Medical Alarm or a Medical Alert?
What is the difference between a Medical Alert and a Medical Alarm? Our Medical Alarms or Medical Alerts will call the paramedics, not just help them once they arrive! The answer is that they are one in the same. Both Medical Alarms and Medical Alerts are systems for Seniors to call help during an emergency…. [Continue]
5 Warning Signs for Seniors with Falling Risks
Loss of balance – A loss of balance occurs before a fall. If you are having a hard time balancing then you should start using a walking aide like a walker. Problems with discerning distance – Eye sight problems occur commonly in seniors. These may make it difficult to balance properly and to tell how… [Continue]
Medical Alarm or Medical Alert?
Both Medical Alarms and Medical Alerts are systems for Seniors to call help during an emergency. Medical Alerts, however, also refer to a type of jewelery worn around the wrist to alert the EMS of conditions like diabetes or Alzheimers. Other Medical Alert Jewelery services include a number for EMS to call to learn more about the patient and to notify the family.
What is a Medical Alarm System?
A medical alarm system is many things. Technically a medical alarm system is a system that is installed in the home that includes a receiver and a mobile pendant or button. If there is an accident in the home , the wearer of the pendant needs only to push the button and the operator on… [Continue]
How a Medical Alarm Can Keep You Independent
Did you know that statistically a third of all seniors age 65 and older will suffer from an accident from a fall or other injury sustained in the home? It is true that as a natural part of aging we become less sure in our movements and what used to be easy tasks take on… [Continue]
How to Ensure Your Safety as You Live at Home
If you are interested in making your home a safe place to live or trying to help a loved one stay independent in their home, it is important to consider what measures you can take to ensure senior safety, especially if they are going to live alone as a senior. The set of challenges a… [Continue]