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You are currently browsing the archive for the Activities category. Brain foods and brain vitamins have naturally led to brain stimulating exercises. It’s considered “old news” that anagrams and crossword puzzles help the brain work out. A new frontier is emerging; our search for healthier brains has led to development of software programs and other technology to improve brain function. “Brain Exercises for Caregivers” By: Cheryl Ellis
Eiichi Saitoh, a professor in rehabilitation medicine, presented a new experimental robot produced by Toyota that has the needs of elderly and disabled in mind. Several new devices introduced by Toyota are designed assist with walking, lifting, and even transporting. Toyota is confident these new machines will help expedite healing and recovery after a stroke or other ailments.
Every winter countless people end up in hospitals due to falls from slipping on the ice. Dr. Mishock discusses how physical therapists can work directly with seniors to help increase endurance, strengthen balance, and educate about fall prevention in order to make this snowy season a safe one.
Andrew Carle, a former rehab hospital director, has come up with an idea to help out people with dementia disorders. More than 60% Alzheimer’s patients and elderly folks with dementia have a tendency to wander from their homes. A new shoe that has a GPS tracking device will help eliminate the risk of losing track of a loved one.
Here at Always Here Home Care we were pleased to receive a “Certificate of No Complaints” from the Better Business Bureau on October 4, 2011. Even a lifelong pessimist can learn to expect the best!
Take advantage of our beautiful city by following some of these helpful tips for seniors. There are many exciting informative and entertaining activities to do right here in historic Boston! Seniors in Motion: Three Days in Boston
“Don’t Ever Lose Your Keys Again” Looking for a nice, thoughtful gift idea? From celebrations, to congratulations, to condolences these will not only work for any occasion, but they will also be warmly received. Click on the link below to see how to make these little treats!
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