by Back Home Safely | Apr 24, 2015 | Home Safety NJ
If you have an elderly loved one who is still behind the wheels, knowing when to stop driving is very important. Most of the time, senior citizens don’t actually realize that their driving skills deteriorate over time from the disease. As you work closely with his...
by Back Home Safely | Apr 23, 2015 | Home Safety NJ
It doesn’t matter how old we are, but as adults we want to keep our independence, even if we are well in our senior years. Aside from being able to use the bathroom on our own, do little household chores, and other usual acts of daily living, we don’t want to be kept...
by Back Home Safely | Apr 22, 2015 | Home Safety NJ
As people age, it’s inevitable that homes that used to be their safe havens become hazardous and places where accidents are prone. The presence of stairs, multiple levels, bathrooms prone to slipping, and areas that are difficult to maneuver around make homes...
by Back Home Safely | Apr 20, 2015 | Home Safety NJ
Through certain circumstances, some of us may find that our senior citizen loved ones have succumbed to living alone. Now, whether this was a personal choice, or simply due an unfortunate lack of candidates to serve as their companions, it is still our duty to ensure...
by Back Home Safely | Apr 17, 2015 | Home Safety NJ
A family caregiver often feels tasked with the responsibility to secure a senior citizen loved one’s safety and comfort. However, how can one do so when the patient refuses to be honest about his or her condition? Home accidents such as falling, dizziness, and...
by Back Home Safely | Apr 15, 2015 | Home Safety NJ
For many senior citizens, moving to a home care facility is simply not an option, which why upgrading the safety, comfort and security of their homes has become a top priority. If you’re looking for more ideas on improving the living conditions of an elderly...
