Helping Seniors Live Safely and Comfortably
Through Responsive Smart Home Technology
-Alice Koehn
“My husband and I couldn’t be happier with our experience with MyIntel. From start to finish, the team was professional, knowledgeable, and incredibly helpful. The safety products were installed seamlessly and automated to make our lives easier. They even took the time to train us on how everything works. It’s given us so much peace of mind, and we’re so grateful for their work. If you’re looking to make your home safer, we highly recommend MyIntel!”
Revolutionize everyday living with responsive smart home technology. MyIntel Home provides innovative solutions that enhance safety, convenience, and efficiency for a smarter, more connected world.
- Austin Gough, CEO
Frequently Asked Questions
Age In Plage
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Home automation benefits for aging in place include increased safety and security, improved accessibility and convenience, enhanced monitoring of health and wellness, and the ability to stay connected with caregivers and loved ones.
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To prevent falls at home as you age, consider removing tripping hazards, improving lighting, installing grab bars and handrails, using non-slip mats, wearing supportive footwear, and incorporating exercise programs for balance and strength.
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Essential features of an age-friendly home include single-floor living, wide doorways and hallways for wheelchair accessibility, no-step entries, lever-style door handles, low-maintenance landscaping, and smart home technology for safety and convenience.
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Technology can help seniors age in place independently by providing tools such as smart home devices for home security, fall detection systems, medication management apps, remote health monitoring devices, and voice-activated assistants for hands-free control.
Home Modifications and Safety:
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Home safety modifications for seniors include installing grab bars in bathrooms, adding handrails on staircases, removing tripping hazards like rugs, improving lighting, and installing smart home devices for monitoring and alerts.
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To make a bathroom more accessible for seniors, consider installing grab bars near the toilet and in the shower, adding a shower seat or bench, replacing a traditional bathtub with a walk-in tub or curbless shower, and ensuring non-slip flooring.
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To create a senior-friendly kitchen, consider installing lower countertops and cabinets for easy reach, lever-style faucets for easy operation, non-slip flooring, adequate lighting, pull-out shelves for accessibility, and smart appliances with voice control features.
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Conducting a home safety assessment involves identifying potential hazards such as uneven flooring, inadequate lighting, slippery surfaces, and inaccessible areas. Consulting with an occupational therapist or home safety specialist can provide valuable insights and recommendations for necessary modifications.