Luckily I could dip into my cache of suggestions and came up with the following:
There are many medication aids available, such as pill organizers as well as pill box timers and clocks.
Should WDL want "human" monitoring, she can enlist the help of a reminder call service, the internet and television, or motion and other sensors combined with video phones and telemonitors.
Nothing takes the place of diligent caregiving. But when distance and time interfere, it's nice to know that there are products and technology to lend a hand.
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I am never without my alert necklace. Really, I am never alone with it. Have used it and Medics arrived in moments, my family was also notified. Great product.
Here's where you can get one---
http://www.creativemedicalid.com/
Thanks for the great reminder.
Technology is becoming more and more helpful for older people. The Health Area on my Compu-KISS website at:
www.compukiss.com
has become more and more popular because we feature health information for boomers and beyone.
Terrific ideas, Susie. Will have to start using these in about a week the way our brains are going. EEEEK!
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