Senior security at home means you are looking out for you or a loved one safety. Seniors have unfortunately always been a target for conniving criminals and burglars. The criminals that have an eye on your home aren’t as easily outsmarted as you would think, either. In fact, if you don’t take proactive measures to keep them at bay, you may never …
Furniture Tips to Help Maximize the Comfort & Safety of Home
Furniture tips to help improve your comfort, safety and well-being at home. The Chinese Feng Shui and Indian Vastu Shastra both imply that interior design can affect one’s mood and health. It may sound like superstition, but the Journal of the Association for Psychological Science has actually published a survey that confirms the same notion. A …
Senior Safety with National Night Out
National Night Out takes place on the first Tuesday of August - this year, it’s August 1st. This is a nationwide community event in which you can learn more about police-sponsored programs in your area, such as neighborhood watch groups, drug prevention and safety information. Accompanied by food, music and safety demonstrations by local …
Grabcessories With Scott Blakley, CEO LiveWell Home Safety Solutions
In this episode of Smart Retirement Life, Join Mark Hager as he talks to Scott Blakley, CEO of LiveWell Home Safety Solutions, the parent company of the Grabcessories brand of bathroom safety products. About Scott Blakley: Scott is a Certified Aging In Place Specialist (CAPS), and a professional speaker on Home Safety and Fall …
FireAvert Interview With Peter Thorpe – Smart Retirement Life
In this episode of Smart Retirement Life we are talking about FireAvert, a new product that helps protect your family and your home from fires. Mark Hager interviews Peter Thorpe, the Founder of FireAvert, and a career firefighter and paramedic. FireAvert is an incredible product; you won't believe how simple and effective it is! Peter tells …
7 Easily Eliminated Home Fire Hazards
Home fire hazards pose a very real danger to older people. Losing eyesight, hearing, mobility, and/or memory can heighten the risk of causing a house fire. By taking some precautions, seniors can extend their ability to continue participating in activities they love and enable continued independence. Safeguarding yourself against identifiable …