We deserve to feel safe and protected in our homes, and with a little proactive thinking, we can age in place for longer and with less risk. The following articles feature tips on identifying home safety hazards, preparing for severe weather events, and more!
The 5 Senses of Senior Home Safety
As we age, our senses tend to decline, making it more difficult to go about our everyday routines. These changes, each of which addresses one of the five senses, should be reflected in evaluations and updates to your home to make it safer.
Pets express unconditional loyalty, love, curiosity and energy. Keeping a pet while aging in place can be difficult if you’ve started to experience some of the physical and cognitive challenges of growing older. So how can a senior adult who still lives in his or her family home continue to care for a pet?
Registration Open for Bethesda Hospice Care's Annual Memorial!
Join us on September 13th for a ceremony honoring our loved ones who have died, take part in our interactive grief stations designed to help you process your grief, and commemorate your loved one by adding their name to our Memorial Wreath.
Many people find that managing their medications becomes more complex as they age. With some organization, diligence and education, seniors can avoid self-inflicted medication errors and experience the intended results of their prescriptions.
In-home devices that utilize “smart” technology can help aging adults stay in their homes longer and make life safer and more convenient. Some devices even allow family members to monitor, be aware of, and help regulate what is happening in their loved one’s home.
The Bethesda team is always going the extra mile to provide the care that you or your loved ones deserve. Tell us what we’ve done well for you and how we can get even better!
