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Falls are scary. According to the National Council on Aging, 25% of all seniors fall each year. The majority of these falls occur inside the home. Don’t be part of the statistic—use these tips with an Seniors Life Safety medical alert system to make your home fall-proof. Say No to Shower Slips The most dangerous room in the house for falls is the bathroom. Excess humidity and water make the floor slippery. Decrease your chance of a fall with these precautions: Install grab ba

Our daily lives are full of small annoyances. Hitting your knee on a sharp corner or feeling back pain when picking up the newspaper is not fun. But as we age, these small annoyances can become dangerous accidents. Fortunately, Seniors Life Safety has the best senior hacks to avoid these accidents and make your life safer and easier. You may be wondering what a hack is. Hacks are strategies for managing your time and activities more efficiently. Wearing rubber gloves when ope

When Mary T. from Houston, Texas, purchased a Home Medical Alert system from Seniors Life Safety in March 2014, she did so to help ease her anxiety about living alone. While her daughter lived only about 10 minutes away, Mary was diabetic and knew that if she had blood sugar disruptions, it could lead to accidents that prevented her from calling for help herself. On July 2nd, 2014, Mary used her medical alert device to contact Derek at Seniors Life Safety's Monitoring Center

When Ms. Smith purchased a Mobile Medical Alert from Life Safety Consultant Rick Davids on back in April 2015, she thought it would be good to have because she lived alone in her apartment in Princeton, NJ. And on July 9th, she pressed the button when she dislocated her hip. Writhing in agony, Ms. Smith told Mary, the Emergency Operator, “I’m on the floor...my hip is dislocated, I bent over and it popped out!” Mary used the information in her account and the GPS-capabilitie