Senior Safety: Considering Smart Technological Devices
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) pointed out that falls are the leading cause of fatal and nonfatal injuries among seniors. With their aging skin and decreased bone density, they often have difficulty recovering from falls both physically and financially. That is why it’s important to take home safety precautions including the installation … Continue reading
5 Practical Tips for Seniors to Stay Hydrated
As a natural part of the aging process, seniors can lose their sense of thirst and tend to not drink enough to hydrate themselves. This is due to the physiological changes in our bodies that increases the risk of becoming dehydrated. Our fluid balance can also be affected by our general health, the weather, emotional … Continue reading
