Habitat's New Partnership to Provide Pathways to Success
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity is excited to embark on a new partnership with Minneapolis Public Housing Authority (MPHA) and Twin Cities R!SE....
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1:17 PM on January 5, 2021
When staying at home longer, seniors often look for ways to make life easier in the space they have. Modern technology is one of the best ways to make your home work for you when aging in place – the right tools can keep seniors safe and connected to preserve independence when they decide to stay at home.
Consumer technologies are available, affordable, and more ergonomic than ever before. The best part of these advanced technologies is that it's easier than ever to find, install, and use tech tools to make aging in place a possibility for almost anyone.
Depending on your location and lifestyle, you might find a few of the following useful when aging in place. Here are a few easy-to-use gadgets that can make aging in place a reality for you or the at-home seniors in your life.
New technologies can keep seniors safe and stimulated, create peace of mind for their families, and provide independence for seniors living at home.
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