by Back Home Safely | Feb 9, 2015 | Home Safety NJ
No child was ever trained to care for a beloved parent who was diagnosed with dementia. However, people who are already in the situation seem to have a learned how with just a little help. Here are some helpful tips for you and your elderly loved one: Physical,...
by Back Home Safely | Feb 8, 2015 | Home Safety NJ
One of the downsides of living in a retirement facility is the fact that you can’t be with loved ones, particularly long distance family members, as often as you’d like. However, many senior citizens still manage to make the most out of this situation...
by Back Home Safely | Feb 3, 2015 | Home Safety NJ
There comes a time in the lives of senior citizens when they have to relocate — whether they find a smaller, manageable home, or they move into a nursing facility. Whatever the reason may be, the decision to relocate should be unanimous among the parties...
by Back Home Safely | Feb 3, 2015 | Home Safety NJ
When it comes to searching for the right person to care for an elderly loved one, it is the most important thing to secure that he or she is able to meet the latter’s every need. However, as an individual ages, the list of her needs also grows, which is why,...
by Back Home Safely | Feb 2, 2015 | Home Safety NJ
Researchers from the University of Florida has developed what they call a “smart house” which promotes independent living among senior citizens. The said innovation features over-sized doorways that are suitable for senior in wheelchairs, flush sensors,...
by Back Home Safely | Jan 27, 2015 | Home Safety NJ
There is a long list of home safety measures that should be observed by senior citizens and their caregivers in order to secure the former’s safety in the house. Without proper guidance, in terms of the enforcement of these measures, they can easily turn a living...
