Winter is in full swing in many parts of the country, and seniors are at an increased risk for accidents, injuries and other emergencies when temperatures drop. We’ve put together a list of our top tips for families, friends or neighbors looking to help their… Read More
Winter arrives in a few short weeks, bringing with it cold, snow, ice and the hazardous conditions that can result—both indoors and out. Seniors are at an increased risk for accidents, injuries and other emergencies when temperatures drop, so it’s important to make sure they… Read More
If you have an elderly family member or close friend who lives independently, here are some important cold weather safety tips to prepare them and their home for the upcoming winter. Â Seniors are particularly vulnerable during frigid weather and are at a higher risk for… Read More
Keeping seniors safe during the long, cold winter can be a challenge for family members and caregivers, especially if their seniors live alone. Â Loss of heat, power outages, isolation, hypothermia and dehydration are big concerns, as are hazardous road conditions for seniors who are still… Read More
Did you ever wonder why we have Daylight Saving Time, other than to mess with our circadian rhythm and remind us to change our smoke alarm batteries? In 2015, Daylight Saving Time (DST) officially ends at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, November 1 in those states… Read More
