Category: Aging in Place
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Ways for Seniors to Remain Socially Connected
There are many fun, low cost, and even some free group activities seniors can enjoy for every season. Here are a few ideas for healthy ways to continue social interaction well into one's later years.
Cyber Security and Seniors: 5 Tips to Protect Your Senior Loved Ones
More seniors are spending time online than ever before. Technology can benefit seniors in so many ways – it can help them connect with loved ones, get essential goods and services without leaving their home, and provides opportunities to stay in contact with their communities. But being safe online is critical.
Senior Care Activities for All Seasons
Comfort Keepers, the compassionate and professional in-home care service provider, encourages senior activities that promote health and happiness.
CES 2019: Our Favorite Tech for Aging in Place & In-Home Senior Care
We were pleased to see aging in place and technology for seniors emerge as a major theme for CES 2019, as we at Comfort Keepers know that technology can benefit the lives of seniors, families and caregivers.
Summer Safety for Seniors
Summertime brings sunshine, and everyone relishes the opportunity to enjoy favorite outdoor activities. However, as we age we are more vulnerable to the dangers of heat, sun exposure and dehydration.
Keeping Seniors Safe During Inclement Weather
No matter where your client or loved one lives, bad or unexpected weather is bound to happen.\nHere is a quick guide for protecting seniors around their homes ─ and when they are out and about. \n
Seniors and the Positive Impact of Social Media
Despite the myth that older people can’t manage technology because of cognitive deficits, seniors are flocking to social media at a rapid pace.
Housing Options for Seniors
Seniors and their families have a wide variety of housing options to consider depending on the senior’s health status, mobility and need for homecare.
Cost Effective Options for Aging in Place
Most families today are unaware the wealth of options available when considering care for senior loved ones. When seniors begin to demonstrate difficulty with certain daily tasks, families may automatically believe that it is time for assisted living or a nursing home.
