Ways to Stay Close to Seniors Despite Physical Separation
We are living in unusual times. The COVID-19 outbreak has complicated even the simplest activities. Whether shopping for groceries or gathering with friends, a certain level of risk to one’s health is now part of
Tips for Successful Long-Distance Caregiving
Long-distance caregivers often live more than an hour from the senior family member in their care. Although long-distance care is possible, an increased need for support can make it much more difficult to provide the
Four Tips for Avoiding Senior Financial Fraud
At Senior Safe and Sound, our goal is to keep families informed about the risk of elder abuse and neglect. We have spoken about financial fraud previously, but we want to revisit it as a
Signs It May Be Time to Seek In-Home Care for a Loved One
Older adults want to maintain their independence as long as possible. But the family may eventually reach a point where the senior needs additional care for daily activities. During this transition time, challenging decisions will
Watch Out for These Coronavirus Scams
The aging population has always been a top target for scammers. It’s easy for seniors to be too trusting, especially when they are uninformed about the prevalence and strain of current scams. Unfortunately, the COVID-19
Helping Loved Ones Cope with the Stress of COVID Isolation
Older adults have a high risk of isolation and loneliness. The current COVID-19 Pandemic has intensified concerns about their mental health. The “Shelter in Place” orders are impacting people of all ages, but older adults