Senior Safety

What You Need to Know When it Comes to Keeping Seniors Safe

Seniors oftentimes make easy targets for criminals when they are socially isolated, less mobile and not as strong as younger victims. Elders with dementia, a chronic illness or disability are at even higher risk. Sadly, a high percentage of crimes committed against seniors are perpetrated by their own family members. 

By |2024-03-13T16:07:13-04:00July 13th, 2020|Categories: Senior Care Advice|Tags: , , , |

How to Eliminate Trip and Fall Hazards in a Senior’s Home

This is the third time Dad has fallen while at home during the past year, and now you’re worried that it’s going to happen again. You want your dad to be able to continue living on his own for as long as possible, but something needs to change. One of the best ways to ensure that his home is a safer place is by eliminating trip and fall hazards.

Making Family Visits Pleasant and Safe for the Elderly

Visiting your aging family members is important for their physical and emotional well being. Remaining connected with family decreases social isolation and improves health outcomes. Yet, family visits can be challenging. Complicated dynamics, busy lives, and changing roles are things all families face. With a bit of planning and thoughtfulness, family visits can be less [...]

By |2018-01-29T11:11:37-05:00January 15th, 2018|Categories: Aging in Place as a Family|Tags: , , , |
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