Senior Living and Caregiving Blog
Low-tech assistive devices for seniors are simple tools like walkers, canes, magnifiers, ramps, or grab bars—that support mobility, vision, and daily living without the need for electricity or complex technology.
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 Technology and gadgets that aid seniors play a crucial role in supporting independence, monitoring health, and ensuring safety, especially for those aging at home or with limited mobility.
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By Dave Halpern, Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES) (502) 664-7827
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