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Red Light Therapy for Dementia

Red Light Therapy for Dementia

Red Light Therapy (RLT) is the use of light for health. Several published studies show that RLT improves mood, memory, and cognition. Some case studies using RLT on Alzheimer’s patients discussed how much easier life was for caregivers after their patients received RLT.
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How Can I Track My Parents’ Location Using AngelSense?

How Can I Track My Parents’ Location Using AngelSense?

The best mom and dad tracker is the AngelSense. They ensure the parent is wearing the device before wandering off. Nothing else matters if they do not have the device with them when they wander.
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Pinpoint the Medical Alert for Your Needs

Pinpoint the Medical Alert for Your Needs

Use the Senior Home Central exclusive search tool to find the right medical alert for your specific situation. Start selecting features or scoll below for instructions.
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An Apple Watch Heart Rate Guide for the Heart Bypass Patient

An Apple Watch Heart Rate Guide for the Heart Bypass Patient

The Apple Watch Heart Rate App can monitor the bypass patient’s heart rate and heart rhythm in real-time continuous mode. While it’s actually simple to set up, Apple throws silly vocabulary at us that needlessly confuses things. Learn how to set up the Apple Watch with ease so that you can monitor and record the bypass patient’s heart rate and rhythm.
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How Do Automatic Pill Dispensers Work?

How Do Automatic Pill Dispensers Work?

Using an automated pill dispenser, caregivers free up the time it takes to obtain, sort, organize and chart their patient’s pills. Seniors get the convenience of timed medication alerts and the safety of not mixing up their meds, forgetting to take them, or taking too many.
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Best Activities of Daily Living Devices for Seniors

Best Activities of Daily Living Devices for Seniors

The best devices and products for dressing, eating and washing.
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Best Shower Chairs for Seniors

Best Shower Chairs for Seniors

The best shower chairs include a simple seat, one with arms, one with a back and arms, and a bench with a back and one arm.
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What Kind of Shower Chair Works Best for Seniors?

What Kind of Shower Chair Works Best for Seniors?

Sometimes just standing is hard to do. It can cause back pain and leg aches. You should not put a household chair in a shower or tub. It will ruin the chair, and it might be unstable. The bathroom is the last place you want to introduce a falling hazard.
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Breathing Health

Breathing Health

Specific and actionable methods to deal with memory using reminders and strategies.
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Memory Health for Independent Seniors

Memory Health for Independent Seniors

Specific and actionable methods to deal with memory using reminders and strategies.
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Best Emotional Assistance Products

Best Emotional Assistance Products

Best products to help seniors with anxiety, depression, loneliness, and other emotional needs.
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The Best Weighted Blanket for Seniors

The Best Weighted Blanket for Seniors

The best weighted blanket for seniors is the Mosaic Navy Minky Weighted Blanket in either the “throw” or the “twin” size.  Mosaic is a superior blanket brand, and this blanket is especially soft to the touch. The exterior is super soft and comforting to the touch. The individual weighted squares sewn inside give you the feeling of being hugged.
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Best Fall Prevention Books & Info

Best Fall Prevention Books & Info

Books that give you a checklist of why, how and what to change in your home to prevent falling.
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Vision Assistance for Independent Seniors

Vision Assistance for Independent Seniors

How to augment vision and touch to stay in one’s home
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Use a Patient Transfer Device for Standing Assistance

Use a Patient Transfer Device for Standing Assistance

A patient transport is a tall device on wheels that a caretaker uses to move the patient from place to place. It takes the place of a wheelchair as it is usually narrower and fits through doorways. In a transport, the patient stays relatively vertical, with a seat and kneepads to lean against. Some transports require that the user have some strength and stability to get onto the device, while others automate the lift with a hydraulic motor and sling.
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