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How Neuro Design Trends are Changing Senior Living and Home Care
Written by Sherri Snelling* June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Health Awareness Month which makes a recent Wall Street Journal article referencing the importance of brain health and cognitive wellness throughout the lifespan very timely. The article focused on the Super...
LA County program to find missing loved ones chooses Theora Care as tech partner
Wandering is a problem in special populations, but a smart wearable is helping LA County, first responders and families find missing loved ones faster Written by Sherri Snelling* A Two-Year Search Ends Sadly It was a beautiful October day when Nancy Paulikas, age 55...
A Prize That Challenges the Status Quo
By Shelley Symonds The Longitude Prize on Dementia was created to tackle one of the most complex challenges in modern healthcare: how to help people living with dementia maintain independence while reducing risk. The problem is not just clinical, it’s deeply human....
The Home Safety Lessons We Can Learn from the Nancy Guthrie Case
Written By Sherri Snelling* May is a time we think of our moms (Mother’s Day). And, since May is also Older Americans Month, we may think about our moms growing older and how do we plan to keep them safe, especially if living at home alone. According to U.S. Census...
How High Tech Partnered with Human’s Best Friend to Help Police Find a Man with Dementia
60% of Alzheimer’s Adults Wander But Tech Can Change a Possible Tragic Ending to a Happy One https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwlRpqCkols More than 60% of dementia adults wander and 9 in 10 will die if not found within the first 24 hours according to the Alzheimer’s...
Project Lifesaver International Partners with Clairvoyant Networks, Inc.
Project Lifesaver International has been helping law enforcement bring loved ones home since 1999. At their annual conference, Chief Gene Saunders announced that the Theora Connect wearable and the Theora Link smartphone application has joined their technology...
NSA 2022 Annual Conference, The Future of Law Enforcement: Jun 27-30, 2022
Clairvoyant Networks, Inc. Booth 1835 June 27th-30th, 2022 Kansas City Convention Center in Kansas City, MO Sharon Howard, Victim Services Manager, will be speaking Monday, June 27th: “How Sumter County Sheriff's Office's Proactive Response to Wandering in...
So you saw Mom and Dad for the first time in a while – what now?
So, you saw your loved ones for the first time in a while. That’s a good thing given how the last few years have been, but unfortunately you noticed things have changed. Changes are more apparent when you haven’t seen someone for an extended period of time - think of...
Caregivers Come in All Ages
It is easy to forget (or not even realize in the first place) that caregivers come in all ages. When we think of a caregiver, it’s usually an adult child caring for their parent with “young” being classified as 35ish years old. But, the National Alliance for...
TALA 2021 Annual Conference & Tradeshow: Oct 19-21
Clairvoyant Networks, Inc. Booth 112 October 19th-21st, 2021. Kalahari Resorts in Round Rock, TX Stephen Popovich, CEO, will speak on Thursday, Oct 21st: “New Technology and How it Helps Increase Revenue, Lower Costs and Mitigate Risk"
Law Enforcement Agencies Decrease Wandering Incidents while Enhancing Peace of Mind for Communities using mPERS Monitoring Technology
Baby Boomers in the US number 69 million, the second-largest demographic group, trailing the 72 million Millennials by a mere 3 million. Many of us have already retired, while most of the rest of us can’t wait! With ongoing advancements in healthcare, we are living...
How Technology is Key to Reducing Social Isolation in Youth Caregivers
The detrimental impact of social isolation has brought the issue from the caregiving community to mainstream. We’ve seen the families struggling to connect with their loved ones and how creativity and technology has helped to bring these families together. However,...
The Connected Caregiver – Part 2
This is such a challenging time for all of us. Most of us can continue to stay connected in many different ways – but not everyone is able to. Our usual routines have changed, which can be frustrating, lonely, and annoying. We might rather be somewhere else, doing...
The importance of staying connected, especially when you’re not there – Part 1
One of the biggest concerns we hear from family caregivers is knowing how a loved one is doing when they’re not with them. We may just be in the next room, at work, a quick errand, or even three states away, but the concern is still the same. Is my mom, dad, spouse,...
More Help for Caregivers: The Alzheimer’s Foundation of America Educating America Tour
It is very daunting when you first begin a caregiving journey, especially if your loved one has Alzheimer’s or dementia. One doesn’t know where to begin, and often family caregivers find themselves in firefighting mode because the magnitude of a loved one’s problem...