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National Caregiver Month: 4 Levels of Caregiving
November is National Caregiver Month all across the United States. OneCallAlert wants to express our gratitude to the estimated 90 million men, women, and children caring for a loved one with a...
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Why Social Media is Crucial for Seniors
While learning how to use social media can feel a bit overwhelming, it can actually help seniors stay happy and healthy. We have put together a few reasons on social media use by seniors and some good...
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May is Stroke Awareness Month
May is National Stroke Awareness Month, which is an annual campaign to increase stroke awareness and to educate Americans that stroke is largely preventable, treatable and beatable. While stroke is...
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Simple Tricks to Remember Everyday Things
We have all been there. You were at a gathering and your cousin introduces you to her friend. By the time you are ready to leave and say good bye, you cannot remember the friend’s name. Was it Jane or...
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5 Tips for Caregiving After a Hip Replacement
Tips to ease a loved one’s recovery No one wants a loved one to fall and injure a hip, but accidents do happen. In fact, more than 8 million people worldwide suffer from osteoporosis-related fractures...
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Stop Falls Before They Happen
Falls and even just the fear of falling can cause serious medical problems, especially for older adults. We’ve written before about the top reasons people fall in their homes. Our friends over at...
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Quality of Life: Tips for Seniors on Staying Active and Involved
Courtesy of Pixabay.com. Lack of social interaction, mental stimulation, and physical exercise among senior citizens can leave them with feelings of depression, lack of direction, and lack of...
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Tips to Plan for Your Long-Term Care Needs
Photo via Pixabay by 4Clients It’s not always easy to plan for the future; no one has a crystal ball that will show them the possibilities. For seniors, however, it’s important to prepare as much as...
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Tips for Caring for Someone with Alzheimer’s
It can be difficult to hear that a loved one has received an Alzheimer’s diagnosis. It can be a heartbreaking moment which may be difficult to cope with for everyone in involved. If you are a...
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Aging In Place: Safety Tips For Seniors During The Holidays
Photo via Pixabay by TaniaVdb Aging in place is an important step for many seniors, as it can mean more independence and the ability to live in their own home for many years. In some cases, someone...
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