Senior Safety

In the winter months, driving conditions tend to be more dangerous due to rainy or snowy roads. For seniors, age-related changes in vision, mobility, and reaction time can limit driving abilities, making it even more difficult to drive safely on slippery roads. Here are 6 tips for safe driving that are important for a senior’s…

Monitoring sensors provide older adults with a heightened level of safety, and these devices also offer a sense of relief to family caregivers. Here are some of the best monitoring sensors you can try.  1. Door Sensors Older adults with cognitive impairment often lose the ability to differentiate between night and day, and they’re prone…

Being able to continue living at home is a big advantage for seniors. They’re happier living in their own residences, taking comfort from their familiar surroundings and the homes they’ve spent their lives building. However, as we get older, our agility, reflexes, and eyesight diminish, and even familiar surroundings can pose dangers if we don’t…