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Six ways to help seniors stay active when aging in place
Aging in place refers to continuing to live in your home as you grow older. This can be a wonderful and ideal experience that allows seniors to maintain their independence, stay close to familiar surroundings, and enjoy their favorite comforts. However,...
Difference between a medical alert & medical identification bracelets
If you’re in the market for an easy-to-wear medical bracelet, there are many to choose from. So how do you pick the one that’s right for you or your loved one? The first step is to ask: Why do I need one? The following short blog will explain the difference between...
Are Medical Alerts an alternative to in-home care?
This article shares the costs of home health care, the growing shortage of home health providers, and the use of medical alerts devices to help lower the costs, provide life balance for caregivers, and keep loved ones safe. Right alongside the current...
Celebrating Super Hero Caregivers
Caregivers, you are superheroes—the ones who do it all, no questions asked. The energy you expend to your loved ones is energy you deserve to invest back into yourself. With November being National Family Caregivers Month, now is the time to relax and recharge In 2020...
5 Ways Caregivers Can Focus On “Me Time”
Caregiver burnout is a reality for many people this time of year, which makes incorporating self-care for caregivers into your routine that much more important. A combination of guilt, time management, and family obligations are all valid reasons to prevent...