Senior Safety (Page 3 of 3)
Keeping Older Drivers Safe on the Road
With more and more older Americans driving well into their 70s, 80s, and beyond, there are a variety of things your loved ones can do to help maintain and even improve their driving skills. Here are some recommendations by driving rehabilitation specialists who work with older drivers.
10 Sneaky Safety Risks for Seniors with Alzheimer’s
Here are TEN safety risks that Alzheimer’s patients face at home and practical ways to address them.
How to Choose a Medical Alert System
A good medical alert system is an effective and affordable tool that can help keep you safe and living in your own home longer.
6 Helpful Driver Safety Class Tips
It’s more important to be safe than on time. Here are 6 helpful driver safety tips that may just help you today!
8 Simple Home Safety Solutions for Aging-in-Place
There are a number of small adjustments you can make to help prevent falls and fires (both of which cause THOUSANDS of deaths and injuries each year)!
Every 20 Minutes, An Adult Over 65 Dies from Injuries Sustained in a Fall
September 18 through the 22nd is National Falls Prevention Week. It is an important time to evaluate our homes and other environments for trip/fall and other risks. Throughout our day, we rarely recognize the hazards that are all around us that could cause us harm.
Category 4 Hurricane Idalia Expected to Make Landfall in Florida Today; How Can Seniors In the Area Prepare?
Hurricane Idalia, a rapidly intensifying storm, is on a direct path toward Florida, with maximum sustained winds of 130 mph and even higher gusts. Here are some quick tips to help keep you safe and prepared.
Staying Cool on the 4th of July: 5 Tips for Seniors in Hot Weather
As we age, our body’s natural ability to regulate temperature decreases, making it harder for us to stay cool when the mercury rises. Here are some quick tips and tricks to help you beat the heat and stay comfortable this 4th of July and beyond!
Daily Check-In Services for Seniors Living Alone
There are several different types of check-in services and some simple technology devices that make checking on a loved one a breeze!
Emergency Plan Checklist for Seniors Aging in Place
There are a number of steps that seniors and their loved ones can take to prepare for emergencies. Here are some of the most important to remember!
Watch Out for These 5 Financial Scams Targeting Seniors
Certain types of fraud specifically target older adults. Here are five of the most common senior scams to be aware of.
How to Protect Seniors from Scam Calls
Savvy Senior author, Jim Miller, explains how older adults can protect themselves against phone scammers.
6 Easy Ways For Boomers to Prevent Falls
Although accidents can happen at any time, knowing how to properly assess and prevent these types of incidents goes a long way in helping us Boomers stay safe and independent!
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