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SCAMS – Tips to remember
We know that Scammers are getting smarter, the information more realistic and, well, downright scary. I know, I've almost been scammed myself! Here are some rules and reminders. It's important to know the signs. KEY WARNING SIGNS: High Urgency: Demanding immediate...
Are there gaps in care for your loved one ? Meet Sensi
We can help with gaps in care using Sensi
Does your loved one struggle with their remote ?
Here's an idea ! The Flipper Big Button Remote (around $40) is widely considered the best TV remote for seniors. It features oversized, tactile buttons for power, volume, and channels, and includes a slide-down faceplate that hides advanced settings to prevent...
When should we consider 24-hour care for our loved one ?
It can be daunting to face a decision about when a loved one needs more care. As dementia care needs become more challenging, the personal support families need to ensure their loved ones safety and well-being also change. According to NIA (National Institute on...
Enjoy Rochester’s Summer with Seniors
Museums & Gardens, Dining, Morning Markets, Butterfly Gardens come to mind. Key strategies for dressing our loved ones in the summer include: loose fitting, light colored clothing. Also opt for pull on pants with elastic waistbands, hands, and don't forget the...
How to use a rollator safely
One of the biggest challenges that users can face with a rollator walker is standing safely and keeping their balance. Before standing, ensure that the walker’s handles are dry, as rain can create a slippery surface. Here are some ways on how to use a rollator walker...
Helpful aids for putting on stockings and taking them off
Donning devices, such as the classic wire frame (like the Medi Butler) or rolling sleeve (like the Doff N' Donner), make applying compression stockings entirely effortless. These tools pre-stretch the fabric, allowing you to easily slip your foot in and smoothly roll...
Equipment and Products for Aging in Place
There are many products and safety devices that are available to help staying at home, improve mobility and increase independence. Items such as medication organizers, alarmed dispensers, adaptive clothing, low vision aides, and mobility aides are just a few. See the...
Safety is key to avoiding fall risks
Falls are the leading cause of hospitalizations for seniors. Always good reminders to look room by room to see what may need to be adjusted, removed or replaced. Resource: https://www.nia.nih.gov/health/falls-and-falls-prevention/preventing-falls-home-room-room
