Senior Falls in America: How Widespread Is the Problem?
Quick Summary Falls are the leading cause of injury and injury-related death among adults 65 and older in the United States. In 2020, roughly one in four seniors reported falling at least once. In 2021, nearly 39,000 older adults died from an unintentional fall....
Take a Staycation at Home
When you look at your summer calendar, you may be tempted to make up for lost time by booking sightseeing trips to...
Summer Health and Fitness Tips for Seniors
Summer Health & Fitness Tips for Seniors As an active, aging adult, maintaining your health and fitness routine is...
Keeping Cool in Summer
When it’s hot outside, older adults need to take special precautions to stay cool and avoid overheating. As we age,...
Gardening: A Fun Outside Activity for Seniors
Gardening is a great way to get outside, enjoy nature, and create beauty around you. It’s a fun, relaxing activity for...
Hiking for Health: How to start
The list of benefits that come with hiking is long, esp. for aging adults. From cardiovascular health, reduced...
Fall Prevention Myths and Tips
According to the National Council on Aging, or NCOA, there are common myths about older adults and falls. Below are a...
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...
Better balance could be just a hop, skip, and step away!
In this blog you will learn quick and easy ways to improve or maintain your balance, the reasons why you may feel off...
How to limit social isolation for aging adults
This article shares why social isolation is unhealthy for aging adults and 7 ways to avoid social isolation. As...
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...
