My dad drew his last breath a week and a half ago.  If you have read this blog for a while, you have read that he was experiencing advancing dementia and I had the honor of managing his care and helping provide his care. My dad was one of the good ones.  I’ll post more details following his memorial service…

We're doing a series on maximizing safety and well-being for your loved ones living at home. Today, we are talking about safety in the bathroom - the number one location of falls. In the video, I will talk about bathroom rugs, transfer bars, grab bars, and floor grippers. Check it out, and stay tuned for more safety tips to come!…

Continuing our series on Maximizing safety and well-being for our loved ones living at home. Today, we are focusing on stairs. As an occupational therapist, I believe that stairs are a great way to help our loved ones continue to get exercise and move in this unique way. We just have to make those stairs safe! Join our email list as…

Cameras are good for maximizing safety by monitoring for falls and your companion’s habits/rhythms. The one monitoring the app needs to commit to receiving notifications and be invested in the well-being of the loved one to respond when needed.  https://www.instagram.com/p/DFYu0bcRRy_/

Helping our loved ones live in their own home with maximized safety and well-being - we're diving deeper into using cameras. Placement can be very discrete and put in a place that is most helpful for keeping an eye on their safety. Additionally, they are very user-friendly. Check out the video! https://www.instagram.com/p/DFLy0j7q7Qd/

Cameras are an excellent safety asset to keep your loved one living safely in their own home.In our series on helping people live well in their homes with maximized safety and well-being, we are discussing cameras.Today is part one of a series of videos on cameras, so stay tuned for more information. https://www.instagram.com/p/DFGZelwpTFM/