Gadgets

While younger generations mostly prefer smartwatches, seniors love their traditional and easy to read watches. A simple digital watch for seniors has many benefits as compared to analog or smartwatches. Analogue watches are hard to read for the elderly because of their small numbers and symbols. Smartwatches need constant recharging and connection with a smartphone […]

A cell phone holder enables the elderly to keep their phone easily accessible and protected. Seniors can use their smartphones for video calls, zoom meetings or watching movies without the fatigue of holding phones in their hands for long sessions.   There are plenty of benefits of using a mobile phone holder for elderly that

It can be difficult to monitor the elderly 24/7 via phone or other mediums. Indoor cameras are great to check on their safety and monitor their well-being. You have 24/7 access to monitor and communicate with older adults through the in-built microphones and speakers and help them with daily activities like medication reminders. We have

Amazon kindles are the best devices for book lovers. Older adults enjoy kindle more than other e-readers because of its paper-like display that is easy on the eyes and lightweight and compact size. Seniors can have thousands of books in their kindles to carry around and it weighs less than a book.  We have selected

According to CDC, seniors of age 65 and older need at least 150 minutes a week of moderate-intensity activities such as walking, hiking and running. Regular exercise helps in day-to-day activities without becoming dependent on others and helps delay health problems that seem to come with age. Fitbits are modern design health trackers with the

According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 36 million older adults of age 65 years and older suffer a fall in the U.S. every year, resulting in more than 32,000 deaths. Every second, an elderly (65+ years old) American suffers a fall making falls the leading cause of injury and death in this

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends 150 minutes of physical activity for seniors aged 65 and older. Activities such as walking, jogging and hiking prevent and delay many of the health problems that seem to come with age and help you in day-to-day activities without relying on others. Counting your steps and keeping

Daily activities become increasingly challenging with aging. Simple tasks such as opening a jar or bottle and getting in and out of the car become harder without assistance. Assistive technologies are helpful devices and tools to help older adults in their daily activities and keep them independent and functioning. Assistive Devices for Elderly The assistive

The advancement of new technology has provided many devices and tools for seniors, to make life easier and more productive. These gadgets keep older adults safe, healthy, entertained and connected with family and friends. Some of these gadgets for seniors are helpful on daily basis in the kitchen and bathrooms. All of these gadgets are