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Fall Prevention & Detection + 24 / 7 Live Remote Monitoring

Senior Home Services helps seniors prevent and detect falls by blending live 24/7 Professional Remote Monitoring and Coordination (RCC) with the latest intuitive remote monitoring technology.

 

We also provide seniors and their family members the peace of mind that they or their loved one are never home completely alone!  

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For just a few dollars a day, you or your loved one can benefit from this innovative program. Watch the videos, then give us a call

800-480-3344

SENIOR OFTEN HOME ALONE

24/7 FALL ALERT & ACTIVITY DETECTION SYSTEM (NO CAMERAS)

In Residence Fall Detection and Activity Alert System Equipment

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HOME FROM HOSPITAL

Our Remote Care Coordinators (RCC’s) provide face-to-face video chat interactions with seniors to check on their well-being and for socialization. They also make sure food and medication supplies are adequate, can arrange transportation to doctors' appointments.

 

Available 24/7 to clients and their families, RCCs cover the extended hours and weekends when staffing from Home Health Care or In-Home Care agencies' is typically limited, or, when the senior is living home alone with no professional visitors. 

Loneliness & Isolation Among Seniors

According to the CDC, loneliness and isolation has become an epidemic among seniors today as over 44% of them live at home alone and 43% feel lonely or isolated. These health effects can be catastrophic for seniors and their families.

  • As damaging as 15 cigarettes a day

  • Leads to decreased physical activity

  • Increased stress and hypertension

  • 50% greater chance of developing clinical dementia and Alzheimer's

  • 29% increase in heart disease

  • 32% increased risk of stroke

  • For coronary patients: a 68% increase in hospital readmission and 500% increased risk of death

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