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Tools to Support Indpendent Living for Seniors with Early Stage Memory Loss

Join aging specialist and occupational therapist Maureen Burke as she shares her favorite tools and gadgets designed to make daily life easier and safer. From simple kitchen aids to innovative mobility supports, discover practical solutions that promote independence and confidence as we age. Whether you're looking for ways to stay active, manage daily tasks, or enhance home safety, this session will provide expert recommendations to help you maintain your independence Links sheet Maureen’s favorite OT Tools for Independence 2025: Maureen Burke Occupational Therapist [email protected] Cognitive Empowerment Program Goizueta Brain Health Institute Medication Related Items: 1. MED-Q Digital Pill Box: Single Beep Alarm and LED Alert Not Locked. Program reminders. Unit will flash and beep until is opened to access pills. For those who need a system for medications and cues to take it. https://a.co/d/bd661Oi 2. Weekly Pill Organizer Arthritis Friendly: Colorful, easy to read, each day with different color https://a.co/d/42LrY6I. For those who just need a simple system to take medications. No technology involved. 3. Med Ready 1700 Medication Dispenser: Basic (1700) https://a.co/d/2xDrFRy Remote access, several options, locked device. If device is not accessed messages, or phone calls can be sent to family. Avoids double dosing. 4. Hero Health Automatic Pill Dispenser: https://herohealth.com/ Automatically dispenses meds. Alerts when pills are ready to take. Requires subscription. Family alerted via app when meds are dispensed and when refills need to be ordered. 5. My Medication Record FDA-3664.indd This sheet is a great resource for keeping track and understanding what medications a client is taking. You fill in the blanks with the name of medication, what it’s for, what it looks like, who prescribed it etc. 6. EZY DOSE Pill Cutter and Splitter with Dispenser, Daily Usage, Safely Cut Pills, Vitamins, Tablets, Accurate and Easy Cutting, Stainless Steel Blade, Travel Sized, Colors May Vary, BPA Free Apothecary Products EZY Dose Pill Cutter, Tablet Splitter | Vitality Medical 7. Dycem: Multi-Purpose, Non-Slip Bottle Opener, 2" Diameter, Yellow https://a.co/d/a91CSC2 Excellent jar/ top opener 2 sizes available. All-time favorite! Phones for those who may need an alternative to typical smartphone: 1. RAZ phone Senior Mobile Phone w/ Picture Dialing, Video Chat + Emergency 911 Calling | Unlocked | Protects elderly w/ Alzheimer's w/ GPS Tracking | Controls Incoming & Outgoing Calls | Verizon + AT&T + More | Caregiver Portal Keeps You Connected | AlzStore Simplified Mobile Phone w/ Photo Dialing, Video Chat + Emergency 911 Has remote access for charging, volume. No internet access. Uses faces and name to call. 2. Memory Picture Phone: Simple desk top phone. Picture based. Numbers are programmed https://www.alzstore.com/memory-pictu... 3. Big Button Speaker Phone with Caller ID and 911 Low vision and low hearing friendly https://www.alzstore.com/big-button-s... 4. Flip phone: Jitterbug Flip2 | Easy, Big Button Flip Phone for Seniors | Lively No internet which can be a big plus as far as scams. Good visuals 5. Jitterbug Smart Phone Jitterbug Smart4 | Simple Smartphone for Seniors | Lively This version does have internet access 6. Theoracare Watch and Tracker and Fall Notification with 2-way communication Great system- Tech company out of Austin, Texas- cutting edge technology) geofencing, 2-way communication if fall is detected, will call caregiver first not 911. Watch locked on clients wrist- digital or analog face available https://www.alzstore.com/gps-tracker-... 7. My Medication Record FDA-3664.indd This sheet is a great resource for keeping track and understanding what medications a client is taking. You fill in the blanks with the name of medication, what it’s for, what it looks like, who prescribed it etc. 8. Project Lifesaver Project Lifesaver International | Bringing Loved Ones Home Call 877-580-LIFE (5433). Excellent nationwide system to locate missing persons through location technology. Wrist band or ankle band http://projectlifesaver.org/ 9. Life 360 app Life360 | International Location Sharing App Allows family and friends to keep track of each other. Can download from the app store. Free version is fine. Then care partner would send invite for their loved one to “join”. It allows you to see where(generally) your person (their phone) is located. Both Android and Apple can share their locations. Home Security Cameras: Arlo: https://www.arlo.com/en-us/security-s... Join Us for CEP Community Live! A Free Weekly Webinar for People with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) and Their Care Partners presented by the Charlie and Harriet Shaffer Cognitive Empowerment Program at Emory's Goizueta Brain Health Institute.