Assistive Technology and Seniors
In today’s modern world, there are many assistive technology options that help seniors maintain their independence and stay connected to the world around them, as well as improve their overall quality of live. Here are some examples of assistive technology devices to consider:
- Medication Dispenser: Many seniors take multiple medications, which could be challenging to keep track of. A medication dispenser can help seniors manage their medication regimen by dispensing the correct dosage at the right time and not have to worry about forgetting to take the medication.
- Emergency Response Systems: Emergency response systems, can provide peace of mind for seniors and their families by connecting them to emergency services with the press of a button.
- Stair Lifts: These devices can be very effective in helping people with mobility issues to get up and down the stairs safely and independently.
- Grab Bars: Grab bars can be installed in the bathrooms and other areas of the home to provide support and stability.
- Voice-Activated Assistants: Voice-activated assistants like Amazon, Alexa, and Google Assistant can help seniors with mobility or vision issues by allowing them to control their home environment with voice commands.
- Smart Home Devices: Smart home devices like smart thermostats and smart lighting can help seniors with mobility and memory issues by automating certain tasks and reducing the need for manual intervention.
- Fall Detection Systems: Fall detection systems detect falls and alert emergency services if necessary, helping to ensure prompt medical attention.
- Video-conferencing software: This software can help seniors to stay connected with friends and family, even if they are unable to leave their homes.
Please reach out to My Personal Concierge if you have any questions about these devices and/or need assistance in obtaining and setting up one.