Aging in Place: How Seniors Can Make Safe Changes
Aging in Place: How Seniors Can Make Safe Changes Aging in place is something that over 90 percent of adults aged 65 and older want for themselves in retirement, since it involves staying in their own homes for as long as possible — including after an injury or...
Regulator cites retirement home for neglect after senior’s body left to rot in room
Regulator cites retirement home for neglect after senior’s body left to rot in room | The Star A Toronto retirement home that initially said it did nothing wrong, after the body of an 82-year-old resident rotted in his room for days, has been cited for neglect and...
Why was Granddad’s body in his retirement home bed for days?
Why was Granddad’s body in his retirement home bed for days? Haunted family shares disturbing autopsy results Roy Gillett’s body was so decomposed he had to be cremated because a casket couldn’t contain the smell, his heartbroken family says. Roy Gillett’s family...
Some people prefer to be alone when they are dying, new research claims
A researcher exploring the subject found surprising information that may shock you. There is no rulebook or easy answer on how to manage it. One thing most people around the world agree on is that no one should die alone. It is often perceived as something tragic. But...
How to Choose a Medical Alert System
How to Choose a Medical Alert System As technology and Artificial Intelligence advances, the range of options has grown So how to choose a medical alert system since the range of options available is increasing everyday. Choosing the right personal emergency response...
Questions To Ask When Buying A Medical Alert System
Questions To Ask When Buying A Medical Alert System March 22, 2016 By The Senior List 2 Comments When searching for a medical alert system, it’s important to ask some key questions about the company, equipment and pricing terms before you make a decision to purchase....
Healthy Diets for an 84-Year-Old
Healthy Diets for an 84-Year-Old by J.M. ANDREWS Last Updated: Oct 03, 2017 As you get older, your body experiences physiological changes that likely will affect how you eat, what you eat and how your body processes it, according to Colorado State University. Foods...
Can You Imagine a World Where Old People Die Alone at Home and No One Notices?
Opinion Eric Metaxas Dec 19, 2017 | 12:13PM Washington, DC Can you imagine a world where old people die alone at home, and no one notices? We’re already there. Yesterday, John Stonestreet told you about the United States’ declining fertility rate. It has...How to Handle Guilt and Other Caregiving Emotions
With caregiving, you might swing from feeling a deep connection to anger or sadness. Learn what feelings might come up and how to manage them. Taking care of a loved one with an illness or disability can stir up some complicated emotions. You may have great days when...
Help Me, I’ve fallen
Woman trapped when medical alert tech ‘failed’ after home fall By Elizabeth Hagen and Josh Saul September 13, 2013 | 2:20pm Modal Trigger Gail Atwood, 52, right, and her rescuer Errol Minott, 50. Paul Martinka Help me, I’ve fallen, and this damn thing doesn’t work!...
family says home medical alert system failed loved one
Foxborough family says home medical alert system failed loved one FOXBOROUGH, Mass. —A Foxborough family said a home medical alert system failed their loved one and didn’t send help when a woman fell and died. Watch the report “The beauty of CareCallingNow...As Seen on
Family Member or Carer will have-
✅ Peace of mind, knowing that their Loved One is OKAY
✅ The responsibility for Caring is with family & neighbours
✅ Delaying the need for much higher cost in-home care or assisted living
The Loved One receiving care calls-
✅ Reassurance that family and neighbours are looking out for them.
✅ So that they are able to continue to live independently, alone at home surrounded by their local community
