According to AARP, roughly 90 percent of adults over age 65 want to stay in their current home for as long as possible. However, as people age, everyday tasks performed around the house can become increasingly difficult, or even dangerous. Many…
Today, about half of adults over age 65 own a smartphone, and that number continues to rise each year. There are many applications available that can help make daily life easier and more interesting for older adults. Even apps designed…
Technology can be a useful aid in helping seniors with various tasks so that they can remain independent and at home. Technology can be a useful aid in helping seniors with various tasks so that they can remain independent and…
While brain training games won’t improve your IQ, there’s plenty of evidence to show that they can help patients in the early stages of dementia stay sharper for longer. They work by strengthening the brain’s neural connections, working memory and…
If you gave your parent an iPad, iPhone, or other tablet for the holidays, you may have loaded it with some apps that you know and love, such as Skype and Facetime. Here are some apps you may not have…
If you're an early adapter to technology, you may have seen first-hand how new apps and computer programs can enhance lives. From Skype and Facetime to apps that help people remember when to take their medicine (see below), there are…
If your mother or father used to love to go to the art museum or travel but is not able to get out as much anymore, consider bringing the museum and world to them! An iPad or other tablet could…