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*NEW* 1 Year 10" x 15" Cordless Chair Pad - Use with Alarms 433-EC, 433-CMU

*NEW* 1 Year 10" x 15" Cordless Chair Pad - Use with Alarms 433-EC, 433-CMU

$69.95
*NEW* 1 Year 10" x 30" Cordless Bed Pad - Use with Alarms 433-EC, 433-CMU, 433-CMU-40 or -60

*NEW* 1 Year 10" x 30" Cordless Bed Pad - Use with Alarms 433-EC, 433-CMU, 433-CMU-40 or -60

$69.95
*NEW* 1 Year 20" x 30" Cordless Bed Pad - Use with Alarms 433-EC, 433-CMU-40

*NEW* 1 Year 20" x 30" Cordless Bed Pad - Use with Alarms 433-EC, 433-CMU-40

$71.95
1 year cordless chair pad for Dementia care

1 Year 10" x 15" Cordless Chair Pad - Use with Alarms 433-EC, 433-CMU, and TL-2100G

$69.95
1 year bed sensor pad and bed alarms for fall prevention

1 Year 10" x 30" Bed Pad - Use with TL-2004E, TL-2100 Series, TL-2016 Series, and TL-3100 Series Alarms

$39.95
$42.95
1 year bed sensor pad with breakaway cord for use with Smart Caregiver monitors

1 Year 10" x 30" Bed Pad with Safety Cord - Use with TL-2004E, TL-2100 Series, TL-2016 Series, and TL-3100 Series Alarms

$49.95
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14 Sep

Everything To Know About Motion Sensor Alarms For The Elderly
It’s no secret that the elderly are often at risk of injury from slips and falls. This is because when one grows old, their motor function starts to deteriorate, making them more vulnerable to falling than any other age group. Protecting them from this risk is essential, and this can...
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14 Sep

Live Carefree with Innovative Bed and Chair Alarms for Seniors
Dementia is a serious condition that may bring troubles not only for a senior person but for the caretaker also. Accidental slips and falls may increase the troubles by manifold. Intelligent gadgets today, for example, bed and chair alarms for seniors ring the janitors when they are the most prone...
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14 Sep

How A Chair Alarm Pad Ensures Better Care For The Elderly
Whether you are taking care of someone in a nursing home or at their residence, it sometimes seems impossible to leave them unsupervised. Especially if they are elderly or tend to wander around, leaving them to their own devices feels irresponsible. But however much we want to, we can’t stick...
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12 Sep

Customize the Safety of Your Home with This Floor Pressure Mats
New tech-enabled inventions are making the life of a caregiver of Alzheimer’s patients more well-timed. Earlier caretakers slept less in order to ensure the safety of their affected elders but now things have transformed for good. One of the inventions is the innovative floor pressure mat alarm for Alzheimer’s patients....
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12 Sep

Striking a Balance Between Safety and Independence With In-Home Care
As our parents and loved ones enter the sunset years of their lives, they are presented with a myriad of challenges pertaining to their health and well being. With deteriorating health, limited mobility, and other chronic conditions, older adults usually have a hard time adjusting to being dependent on others....
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09 Sep

Selecting the Right Bathroom Stools and Benches
Consider the possibility that you or a loved one is starting to experience balance or mobility issues. If so, you may be considering buying bath safety items to help prevent trips, slips, and other mishaps in the bathroom. Bathroom stools and benches are just one of many possibilities for maintaining...
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01 Dec

Follow These Tips To Prevent Falls At Home
When it comes to senior care, caregivers should give considerable attention to fall prevention. Falls can seriously impact seniors and cause hip fractures, cuts, brain injuries, and many other problems. And even if a fall does not physically harm a senior, it can definitely frighten a senior and stop him...
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01 Dec

Home Care Tips: Taking Care of Someone With Dementia
Taking care of someone with dementia can be taxing, especially when coupled with other inevitable tenants of old age such as decreased mobility and declining physical health. According to a report published by CDC, “each year, more than 16 million Americans provide more than 17 billion hours of unpaid care...
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01 Dec

3 Essential Tips for Installing Elderly Floor Mat Alarms In Your Space
Floor mats with wireless remote alarms and bed/ chair exit alarm systems are beneficial for people who require assistance from time to time yet wish to live independently. These modern systems alert the caretakers and family members staying with the elderly or needing constant help during their movement. The floor...
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30 Sep

Risk Factors That Increase The Likelihood of Falls Among Seniors
Falls are common occurrences in our lives. Falls can happen to anybody at anytime. We all have fallen in our childhood years, teenage years, and adulthood years as well. During all these years, our physical health is quite strong to endure common falls. However, when we enter 60s and start...
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12 Jul

3 Simple Ways of Keeping A Senior Feeling Happy And Loved
It is important for family members of a senior loved one or an aging adult to understand that financial difficulties, medical conditions, limited mobility, etc., can all take a toll on the mood or mental state of a senior. It is not uncommon for seniors to feel left out and...
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05 Jul

Tips for Eliminating Dementia-related Falls Among Seniors
Falls among seniors is among the major concerns for people with dementia and their family members. As per NFSI, falls causes 87% fractures among elders over the age 65 and are the second leading reason causing spinal cord injuries, brain injuries, and injury-related deaths. You see, the numbers are staggering!...
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16 Jun

Dangers of Leaving Dementia Patients Alone
There aren’t many conditions that make an older adult as highly dependable on others as dementia. As the condition progresses, it becomes essential for the caretaker or the loved one to ensure that the patient stays under their supervisions all the time. Leaving a patient with dementia alone can lead...
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12 Apr

Caring For Someone With Dementia At Home Isn't Easy! Here's A Plan For Dementia Behavior Management
Looking after someone with dementia has many challenges. There are big decisions to make, unusual behaviors to manage, and lots of emotions to pass through - all of these do not come naturally. Amid caregiving, sometimes it is hard to believe that patients with dementia still have abilities despite the...
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15 Mar

Contemplating A Loved One's (Patient) Safety? We Can Help!
The thought of leaving a senior patient alone in a room, even for a minute, drives caregivers crazy. One minute becomes the toughest 60 seconds, and why? It’s the risk of accidents that keep the caregivers and other family members worried. To combat these problems, today we have a wireless...
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18 Jan

Why Is Aging In Place The Preferred Choice Of Seniors?
Aging in place is preferred by most older adults. And why should it not? It allows them to remain at home during the golden years of their life. While some seniors may require nursing home care because of unique medical needs, aging in place is a safe option for others....
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19 Dec

Do Bed Alarms Ensure Patient’s Safety? The Pros You Need To Know
Patient’s safety products are an integral part of their healthcare regime. If you have an elderly or a disabled member at home, it’s very likely that you might need to get bed and wheelchair alarms for the purpose of reassuring their constant safety. One of the most common issues among...
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10 Nov

Caring For A Loved One With Alzheimer’s Disease: 5 Helpful Tips
Are you a caregiver for a family member with Alzheimer’s? Sometimes the task may seem daunting. You may have to answer the same question again and again. You have to be very careful so that your loved one does not wander off. But there are products available that help you...
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22 Oct

Creating A Safe Home Environment For Seniors With Alzheimer’s Disease
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, many people have brought their parents home from nursing facilities to keep them safe and to tend to their health needs. After all, coming into contact with many people might not be in their best interests at the moment.  However, it is important to bear in...
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15 Oct

4 Factors Responsible For Falls Among Seniors
Fall-related injuries can result in serious health repercussions in seniors. Not only are these extremely painful for them, but dealing with the aftermath can a harrowing time for the family too.  In this blog, we will cover some of the major factors that can cause seniors to slip and fall...
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08 Oct

4 Tips to Help You Improve A Senior’s Safety at Home
Aging in place helps seniors lead the best possible quality of life, but it has its own set of challenges that must be addressed proactively, or else, seniors’ safety and health may be compromised. These challenges may range from limited mobility to deteriorating cognitive abilities to social isolation and more....
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07 Aug

Common Home Accidents Among Seniors Aging in Place and How to Prevent Them
Today, many seniors prefer aging in place to going to an assisted-living facility for long-term care — all thanks to caregivers who help them remain safe and independent at home. However, with aging in place comes the risk of home accidents, which often compromise the safety and well-being of seniors....
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01 Jun

Adults May Endure Falling Off The Bed, But Seniors Can’t And Should Not
One of the thoughts that keep seniors wake at both night and day is that of falling and injuring themselves. While the majority of the falls that most seniors experience take place during the day, there’s a group of seniors who often fall out of the bed at night. They...
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14 Apr

How to Help Your Senior with Personal Hygiene During COVID-19
Suggestions from Kerr Medical Appearance matters to adults of all ages. Looking our best includes basics like brushed hair, bright teeth, and the pleasing scents of a clean body and laundered clothing. Helping seniors maintain their style is essential to their dignity, sense of well-being, and overall health. As mobility...
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14 Apr

How to Live Alone as a Senior in the Time of COVID-19
Margaret's Story After Margaret's husband, Jerry, passed away, she wanted to continue living independently in the home they shared for 60 years. Margaret has a strong support group of friends and is active in her church, but with the stay-at-home order due to COVID-19, Margaret's daily connections have diminished. Here...
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27 Mar

Staying Connected During COVID-19: What You Need to Know
Useful Advice from the Kerr Medical Team Even before the COVID-19 pandemic created government-mandated isolation, seniors were one of the loneliest groups in the United States. Many lack strong support networks, and if they are dealing with a disability or limited mobility, they are likely spending a lot of time...
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25 Mar

How to Stay Healthy During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Get Daily Use Products Delivered from Kerr Medical Data about Coronavirus COVID-19 shows that seniors, especially those with pre-existing conditions like heart disease, lung disease, cancer, and diabetes, are more vulnerable to the virus. If you're caring for a patient or loved one during this stressful time, minimizing the risk...
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09 Mar

When is it Time for a Cane?
And How to Find the Right Cane Although some seniors must begin using a cane for support after knee or hip surgery, others experience a more gradual loss of mobility. Here are several signs that indicate a cane may be a timely decision, and tips for choosing one that fits...
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09 Mar

Easy Meal Prep for Seniors: What You Can Do to Help
With Support from Kerr Medical Mealtimes can become difficult for seniors, especially if they're living alone or lack local support. Dietary restrictions and changing tastes add another level of complexity to helping the elderly get the nutrition they need to stay healthy. We've compiled a few suggestions that caregivers can...
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04 Feb

Technologies that Improve Life for Seniors and Caregivers
Insights from Kerr Medical Advances in technology are making it easier for elderly parents and patients to remain independent while delivering peace of mind to caregivers. A range of gadgets is available from essential support like medication reminders to sophisticated alerts for in-home and away-from-home medical monitoring. When to Invest...
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04 Feb

The Benefits (and Risks) of Mobility Scooters
Advice from Kerr Medical Mobility is essential to remaining independent, and for many seniors, a scooter is a convenient method for getting around. Several types and styles are available to accommodate the elderly in many different settings. How to Choose the Right Scooter When deciding on a mobility scooter for...
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07 Jan

When Seniors Struggle with Mobility: What You Can Do
Get Help from Kerr Medical's Diverse Product Portfolio Getting out of the car, sitting up in bed, or standing up from a chair can be challenging for elderly parents or patients. Whether they need support after surgery or because they have chronic conditions such as arthritis, seniors can retain mobility...
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07 Jan

Calming Restless Hands: 5 Ways to Help Seniors
Suggestions from Kerr Medical Elderly patients with dementia or Alzheimer's may express distress or agitation with restless hands. Researchers from John Hopkins University and the University of Michigan Medical School found evidence that non-drug approaches can effectively address dementia or Alzheimer's symptoms like agitation and anxiety. The Kerr Medical team...
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13 Dec

How to Make Bathrooms Safer for Seniors
Insights from Kerr Medical The bathroom can be a dangerous place for seniors. It's filled with hard materials, sharp edges, and often slippery surfaces. A study from the National Institute on Aging (NIA) shows that 80 percent of falls among seniors older than 65, happen in the bathroom. According to...
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13 Dec

Living with Incontinence: How to Help Seniors
Solutions from Kerr Medical Although incontinence can occur at any age, it's often a challenge for seniors, particularly if they struggle with mobility issues. Managing incontinence starts with understanding the underlying causes, then exploring tactics for minimizing its impact on the quality of life. Common Causes of Incontinence in Seniors...
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19 Nov

When Is It Time to Recommend a Walker or Rollator?
Tips from Kerr Medical Products When your senior parent or elderly patient begins to struggle with mobility, a walker or a rollator can help them remain active. Here are a few tips for guiding the decision to start using a mobility aid. Signals that it's Time for a Walker or...
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19 Nov

How to Help Elderly Parents Live Independently
Kerr Medical Products can Help Most seniors want to enjoy the freedom (and privacy) of living independently in their homes for as long as possible. If you notice that your older adult is starting to need help with daily tasks, it may be time for an honest and timely conversation...
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07 Nov

Choosing a Bed Alarm for Elderly Patients
What You Need to Know If you're caring for an older person, a bed alarm for fall prevention is a good investment. You'll be able to monitor your patient confidently, and the alert helps you respond quickly if your patient unexpectedly leaves the bed.  Several brands and types of bed...
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17 Oct

Door Alarms for Elderly Alzheimer’s Patients Are a Must
Many people think that dementia and Alzheimer's disease are one and the same thing. "Dementia" is an umbrella term which refers to a group of disorders in the brain. One of these disorders is Alzheimer's disease. To put it more simply, Alzheimer's disease is one of the most common types...
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02 Oct

Senior Fall Prevention: Products for Keep Your Patients Safe
Once you get older, expect a lot of gradual but significant changes that can happen to your body. Your hair will turn gray (or even start to fall out) and your skin will begin to lose elasticity, thus wrinkles will set in. But this is just the beginning. What you...
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02 Oct

Bed Pads Give You Peace of Mind
One of the things you should be concerned about when taking care of an elderly patient is the possibility of accidental falls especially whenever he or she attempts to get out of bed. As people get older, their sight, hearing, coordination, and reflexes won't be the same as they used...
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17 Sep

Kerr Medical Has Products You Need from Smart Caregiver
Kerr Medical knows that being a caregiver is a tough job to start with. It requires more than just skills and experience – it also requires patience, compassion and a knack for communicating. Whether you're a caregiver by profession or a caregiver by default, you are aware of how challenging,...
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17 Sep

Dementia Wandering Devices: How to Prevent Wandering
Dementia is a condition which is characterized by loss of memory, remembering, and reasoning skills. Alzheimer's disease is probably the best-known cause of dementia. Dementia is a progressive disorder. There is no cure for it or treatment to slow down its progression. The symptoms become worse as the condition continues...
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16 Aug

Products for Elderly Safety around the Home
The moment people hit senescence or begin to show signs of debilitating illnesses such as dementia (or its more degenerative form, Alzheimer's disease), concerns immediately raise among family members, friends and people who are tasked to take care of them. Apart from the condition itself, one of those major concerns...
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16 Aug

Ways to Use Pressure Sensor Pads
Caregivers know all too well that it sometimes takes a lot of sacrifice to make sure that their senior patients and loved ones are safe and secure in their own beds. More often than not, they have to give up their own time or delegate important tasks to other people...
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14 Aug

Tools to Help with Alzheimer’s Care
Alzheimer's disease is characterized by a progressive loss in brain cells which leads to steady memory loss. This causes distress, anxiety, boredom, agitation and even aggression in patients who suffer it. Although these tools cannot cure this condition, they can help slow down memory loss by stimulating the brain cells....
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14 Aug

The Importance of Using the Right Nurse Call Button
Technology has produced many tools, gadgets, and innovations that continue to revolutionize in the field of medicine and healthcare. Overall, they help in improving healthcare dramatically, making the quality of life better especially on the lives of the patients – including those who suffer from progressive diseases like Alzheimer's and...
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15 Jul

Using Bed Alarms with Elderly and Dementia Patients
Bed alarms for the elderly and dementia patients are devices that can detect the patient's movements and sound an alarm if he/she tries to get up from the bed on their own. As a caregiver, it is your responsibility to take care of patients who are advanced in age and/or...
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15 Jul

Fall Prevention: Things You Can Do at Home
Seniors or patients with dementia experience falls up to two to three times more than individuals who are younger or who are cognitively intact. Falls put them at risk to more serious injuries such as fractures. Additionally, fear, declining function, decrease quality of life and even death may result from...
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