Mobile Medical Alert Systems Archive

Enjoying Nature Is the Best Medicine for Seniors

Getting out and enjoying nature is a great tonic for senior citizens. Being outdoors increases energy and vitality and makes older people feel more alive. Spending some time outside every day is a simple

Winter Safety Tips for Seniors

The cold winter months bring challenges for everyone, and particularly for senior citizens. When the temperature plummets, older adults face a higher risk of health issues and weather-related injuries, including frostbite, hypothermia, and falls.

Online Senior Dating Is On the Rise

There are at least 35 million single seniors in the U.S., and that number will rise as the Baby Boomer generation reaches retirement age. Loneliness is an issue for seniors who no longer have

Why Watching the News Could Be Bad for Your Health

We are living in the information age, and while that has its advantages, it also means that we are constantly bombarded with disasters. We hear about shootings, crime, war, terrorism, human rights violations, violence,

Sports-Obsessed Seniors

Baseball and football are the most popular sports in America, and following your favorite players and teams makes life more interesting and enjoyable. Whether you enjoy watching Monday night football or have a long-standing

Exciting New Technology: Medical Alert Watches

Modern technology continues to bring more effective health and security systems for seniors. The latest generation of systems now being developed includes medical alert watches that track your location, along with a range of

Mobile Alert Systems for Seniors On-The-Go

Alzheimer’s and Dementia are a growing concern for seniors and their families. With more than 5 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s and early onset Alzheimer’s, these diseases heavily impact a person’s ability to be

RV Living: Seniors Seeing the USA

As better medical care and technology allow people to live longer, fuller lives even after retirement, the classic image of the retired couple passing the days sitting on their front porch watching the world

Falls: Seniors at Higher Risk

It is well established that seniors aged 65 and older suffer many more falls than other age groups; in fact, falls are the leading cause of fatal and non-fatal injuries for older persons. One

Senior Living: Better than Ever in the USA

One of the easiest ways to monitor improvements in senior living is life expectancy. While recent news stories have reported a downtick in life expectancy in the USA, this is a minor issue. The

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