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Identity Theft Tips for Seniors

February 11, 2014 By Mark Hager

More than 50% of seniors are online, according to Pew Research Center’s Internet and American Life Project in 2012, and this means seniors are utilizing email, social media and online banking. As we age, there is an increased feeling of isolation for various reasons including a loss of social connections, new physical limitations or even […]

Filed Under: Featured, Money and Finance for Aging in Place Tagged With: elderly, finances, identity theft, identity theft protection, money, senior identity theft, seniors

Americans Say Aging Population is Not a Major Problem … but Don’t Believe Them

January 31, 2014 By Mark Hager

Yesterday, as part of the Global Attitudes Project, Pew Research released the results of a global study done to find out people’s attitude on aging. The project is entitled, “Attitudes About Aging: A Global Perspective.” Overall, this report is fascinating. It goes in-depth to discuss these and other findings. The report also unearths some interesting […]

Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: aging, Attitudes About Aging, elderly, Pew Global, statistics

Late Life Depression (Infographic)

January 21, 2014 By Mark Hager

Late life depression is a very serious issue, and is more common in seniors and the elderly than you may know. Sadly, not nearly enough people suffering from depression get the help they need so they can lead richer, more rewarding, lives. Depression that comes later in life can be brought on by the lack of social […]

Filed Under: Featured, Health Tagged With: Aging in Place, elderly, elderly depression, elderly statistics, infographic, late life depression, seniors

“Are You OK?” Elderly Check In Service

January 13, 2014 By Mark Hager

In an effort to bring peace of mind to the elderly and families in their community, the Norfolk County Sheriff’s Department and the Fallon Ambulance Service offer a daily call service that checks in with the elderly or home bound citizens. The program, called “Are You OK?”, provides safety and security for elderly people living alone.

Filed Under: Community Champions Tagged With: Are You OK?, check-in service, Dedham, elderly, Fallon Ambulance Service, MA, Norfolk County Sheriff's Office, senior services

Last Minute Christmas Gifts For Elderly Family Or Friends

December 21, 2013 By Mark Hager

There are only a few more days to pick up those last minute Christmas gifts for elderly family members. It can be tough buying gifts for people who seem to have everything or have little need for unnecessary things. So, if you’re still in search of a meaningful gift, here are a few suggestions in […]

Filed Under: Holidays Tagged With: christmas, elderly, gift ideas, holidays, seniors

PathLights™ System from Archetype, Ltd.

November 28, 2013 By Mark Hager

PathLights™ System is a new product, new technology that lights the pathway ahead. Almost every one of us has suffered some type of injury on the staircase in our own home (stubbed toe, twisted ankle, broken hip), or experienced a near-fatal fall. Often, the reason for many of these accidents can be linked to either […]

Filed Under: Featured, Product Spotilight Tagged With: Archetype, elderly, falls, falls prevention, home safeyty, lighting, night, PathLIghts™

What is elder care?

July 20, 2013 By Mark Hager

What is elder care

This is a fairly simple explanation for the question, “What is elder care?” Elder care is best defined as any number of personal care and health care services available to seniors that are tailored to help meet their needs as they age. Services can include everything from home care services, assisted living, occupational therapy or […]

Filed Under: Caregiving, Featured Tagged With: Aging in Place, Caregiving, elder care, elderly, Planning, seniors, what is elder care

Accessible Bathroom Counters & Cabinets – Photos

July 19, 2013 By Mark Hager

Accessible bathroom counters & cabinets

Accessible bathroom counters make your bath more user friendly & convenient. You might think that a counter is just a counter; nothing could be further than the truth. There are many ways to think about accessibility when thinking about remodeling your bathroom. For instance, an elderly or senior person aging in place being able to […]

Filed Under: Home Remodeling Photos Tagged With: accessible bathroom counters, Aging in Place, cabinets, elderly, photos, seniors, storage

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