Today\u2019s doorbell cameras can route video and audio directly to your senior\u2019s tablet or smartphone so that she can see who is at the door without even getting up. This can be a huge benefit in terms of both safety and comfort. Your elderly family member can set the notifications to a volume that works for her or even to vibrate, which is especially helpful if she has hearing trouble.<\/p>\n
Wearable Medical Alerts<\/strong><\/p>\n Medical alerts have come a long way from when they first came out. They\u2019re much more comfortable to wear now and many of them come with a lot of features beyond just calling for help in an emergency. Some smartwatches are fitness trackers but also have the ability to take your senior\u2019s blood pressure or detect a fall. That can be invaluable in terms of her overall safety.<\/p>\n Mops and Vacuums That Run Themselves<\/strong><\/p>\n Robotic vacuums and mops are a great help around the house. This is a great way for your senior to have the clean floors that she wants without having to tackle that task herself. And even if she has help from you and from senior care providers, this is a way for her to have the cleanliness she wants on the timetable she wants. The newest models are programmable via an app.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/assistinghands.com\/41\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/66\/2020\/10\/bigstock-technology-old-age-and-holida-270174562-300x200.jpg\")
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