Behavior is a VITAL sign. Dr. Maria Carney MD, MAACP is the Chief of the Division of Gerontology and Palliative Medicine at Northwell Health, the largest healthcare system in New…
Do You Use a Passive Remote Monitor for Seniors? Caring for an aging loved one is filled with decisions — and many of them come with hidden risks. Too often,…
Behavior is a Vital Sign Imagine having visibility to a loved one’s daily life to discover early signs of health issues, memory decline, or even safety concerns—all without asking them…
The best passive remote monitor for seniors is a non-intrusive technology designed to ensure the safety and well-being of older adults living independently. Unlike traditional monitoring systems that require active…
An "envoy" bridges a gap in communication and is a trusted representative who conveys essential information. We named our elderly remote monitor system company envoyatHome with this definition in mind.…
In 1974, Dr. Andrew Dibner and his wife, Susan, introduced the first personal emergency response system (PERS) to help seniors call for assistance during emergencies. While groundbreaking at the time,…
As families navigate the challenges of caring for an aging loved one, many find themselves stuck between wanting to respect their parent’s independence and needing to ensure their safety. This…
Family caregivers worry about their elderly parents who live alone. However, there is a category of older adults for whom their families have the most worry. These are seniors whose…
Observing Your Elderly Parents: What Did You See Across the Thanksgiving Table? As families gather for the holidays, many will observe changes in their elderly loved ones. Perhaps it’s subtle,…
Caring for a parent from afar can be a daunting prospect, especially when that parent is newly widowed and still adjusting to life on their own. You are not alone!…