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Research-backed articles, expert analysis, and industry insights to help families, caregivers, and professionals stay informed about home safety and aging in place.
Are Walkers Safe for Dementia Patients? Understanding the Risks and Safer Alternatives
While canes and walkers are often prescribed to reduce fall risk, research shows they may actually increase falls in individuals with dementia. Learn why mobility aids require more cognitive effort than expected—and how to assess their true safety for your loved one.
Internet Safety for Seniors
While it’s important for seniors to remain connected, entertained and active through the use of technology, it is equally important for them to exercise caution and interest safety. None of us are exempt from Internet scams, but unfortunately, many scammers
Wheelchair Falls: A Growing and Overlooked Problem
Wheelchair falls are a serious—and often preventable—risk for older adults. This article explores how missed wheel locks during transfers can lead to devastating injuries, and highlights innovative solutions like automatic wheel locks. Learn why fall prevention strategies must include wheelchair safety, and how home assessments can help protect independence and quality of life.
Stair Lifts: A Solution for Seniors that Want to Age at Home
Stair lifts offer a safe, cost-effective solution for seniors who want to remain in their homes despite mobility challenges. From preventing falls to restoring independence, learn why this home modification can support a longer, safer life at home.
World Kindness Day – Make the World a Better Place
Want to make the world a better place? Being kind is the first step. We think everyday should be World Kindness Day but November 13th is the official date. World Kindness Day was introduced in 1998 by the World
August 21 is National Senior Citizens Day
National Senior Citizens Day honors the contributions, wisdom, and guidance of older generations, a day to thank them for all they’ve done and continue to do.