Mind, Body, Spirit – The Cultural Value of Seniors – Part 2 Our Minds by Philip Regenie Dementia is an avalanche ripping itself through societies worldwide enslaving the young and embittering the old. It is cruel and stealing our most valuable resource: wisdom. So, how do we deal with this avalanche that could affect as […]
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Want to live longer? It’s not what you do, it’s how you do it.
Want to live longer? Improve how you do what you do. https://www.inc.com/chris-matyszczyk/want-to-live-a-longer-life-science-says-you-should-change-way-you-walk.html?cid=sf01001
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A five-part series on how Zanthion enhanced the lives of our residents by improving their Safety, Mental health, Activity, Rest and Togetherness. Michael Gestetner Director Hillside Haven Retirement Residence Of all the many people that inquire about, tour and move into Hillside Haven, most have one major concern – safety. The concerned party can be […]
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As a caregiver, responding to every emergency or situation around your assisted living community can easily become overwhelming and stressful. Fortunately, as technology has evolved over recent years, there are now several apps designed to support caregivers, making senior living much more manageable for those overseeing and tending to the needs of the community. Throughout […]
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How Technology Helps Our Residents Sleep Better By Michael Gestetner, Director, Hillside Haven Retirement Residence According to the National Sleep Foundation, seniors need the same amount of sleep as young and middle-aged adults. Unfortunately, many seniors have difficulties with sleep, struggling to fall asleep or remain sleeping long enough to satisfy their needs. There can […]
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Both my wife, Eva, and I work from home and have a 10 year old girl, Paisley, visiting us this week. My wife and I are purpose driven. Each of us has a dream we wish to achieve that means something to ourselves. For me, that dream is the creation of a society that provides […]
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Thanks to advancements in technology, medical alert systems are now packed full of features that were previously unavailable to consumers. Traditional patient monitoring devices were limited in their capabilities of monitoring the elderly, and only allowed elderly individuals to alert for help if something went wrong. However, modern medical alert systems now allow continuous monitoring […]
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AI for a better tomorrow As Andrew Ng has shown in their research represented in The Machines Are Getting Ready to Play Doctor, AI can easily beat the analytical pattern matching skills of trained professionals detecting arrhythmias. It makes complete sense when you think about what the two of them have to compare against; machine learning […]
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Modernizing Medical Alert Systems Medical alert systems were initially created as a means to offer independence to elderly individuals while providing a level of safety and comfort to families and loved ones. Older medical alert systems possess limited capabilities, and rarely document what actually happened to the individual requiring assistance. With the emergence of new […]
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This article is about the mislabeling of the United States Guaranteed Medical Payment System, as a Healthcare System, and the cost to you built into every product and service you buy with your now mandatory insurance premiums. There are three necessary elements to a valued healthcare system: Environment (food, air, water) Lifestyle (accidents, exercise, anxiety) […]
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