by mg_user | Sep 19, 2016 | Senior Safety
Fall is a season of change. The temperature gets cooler and the leaves change color, but one thing that never changes throughout each season is the fact that millions of older adults experience a fall every year. It’s no coincidence that the first day of fall is also...
by mg_user | Aug 1, 2016 | Senior Safety
Out of all the summer travel options for seniors, cruises have become one of the most popular vacation getaways. Cruises may be a great senior travel option, but that doesn’t mean you should disregard your safety while on board the ship. These tips for cruising will...
by mg_user | Jul 13, 2016 | Senior Safety
One of the most common elderly problems today is finding a way to safely age in place. According to a recent study conducted by AARP, 90 percent of seniors wish to grow older in their own homes. A big obstacle, however, in achieving that goal is a lack of help for the...
by mg_user | Jul 3, 2016 | Senior Safety
Older adults who live alone might face objections from friends and family who are concerned for their safety. Contrary to popular belief, medical alert systems can actually help you maintain your independence as you age and give concerned parties peace of mind knowing...
by mg_user | Jun 8, 2016 | Senior Safety
A 2014 study performed by the National Center for Health Statistics found that two in every five American households did not own a landline telephone. With the ease and affordability of cell phones, this study might have some people wondering, “Is a landline phone...
by mg_user | Feb 12, 2016 | Senior Safety
It may come as a surprise, but it’s during these chilly winter months that the most home fires occur. Why? Heating equipment is most often the cause of wintertime home fires, and even holiday decorations can become fire hazards. Thousands are affected by home fires...
