by Back Home Safely | Dec 7, 2016 | News for People with Disabilities
On December 6 at Trinitas Core Building, experts in transportation, safety and nutrition were given the opportunity to help elderly people live a healthy life. Hosted by Lifelong Elizabeth, the discussion was created to increase the self-sufficiency and independence...
by Back Home Safely | Aug 8, 2016 | News for People with Disabilities
According to research, travel is one of the activities that senior citizens get to enjoy right after their retirement. And while getting into action can be fun and exciting, elderly people should know that there are some pitfalls in travelling that they must avoid....
by Back Home Safely | Feb 22, 2016 | News for People with Disabilities
More and more seniors are embracing technology these days. While using social media and email to stay touch with family and friends is all good, seniors should take extra precaution because they often become targets by scammers and fraudsters. To help your senior...
by Back Home Safely | Feb 18, 2016 | News for People with Disabilities
Taking care of our elderly parents includes not only providing their needs but also making sure that they are protected from scams. From lottery scams to healthcare fraud, below are some tips that can help protect your parents from financial abuse. – Have your...
by Back Home Safely | Feb 15, 2016 | News for People with Disabilities
Among others, seniors are the most vulnerable to fraudsters and scammers. According to statistics, the number of elderly people who have been victims of financial fraud has increased significantly. Below are some tips on how we can help our older loved ones from...
by Back Home Safely | Sep 3, 2015 | News for People with Disabilities
According to a study conducted by the Northern California Institute for Research and Education, spending too many hours in front of a TV screen might raise the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. The researchers examined the relationship between sedentary...
