Being active is essential for the elderly. It reduces the risk of cognitive decline & all-cause death and helps maintain physical fitness. However, physical inactivity is prevalent among older adults due to age-related changes that affect their physical and mental health. This can ultimately affect their daily routines and make it challenging for them to stay active. This is where Senior Care Management System can help! #SeniorCare #Technology #StayActive #Werkdone #Solutions #Revolutinize #SeniorCare

1. Revolutionizing Senior Care
Encouraging Activities,
Improving the Quality of Life

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Staying active is essential for the elderly. It helps
maintain physical health, reduces risk of cognitive
decline, and prevents development or worsening
of chronic illness such as diabetes, cardiovascular
and respiratory disease, and cancer.
Yet, physical inactivity is prevalent among older
adults due to age-related changes. Physical
deterioration can render them unable to partake in
activities they used to enjoy, such as sports or
dance. While Deterioration in mental health can
cause them to lack confidence and motivation to
stay active.

3. Senior care facilities can benefit from a Senior Care
Management System. The system helps caregivers to
encourage physical activity adherence amongst seniors
by taking a more personal approach to care.
By taking into account each senior's preferences and
interests, the system helps caregivers map activities
through tailored, individual care or rehabilitation plans.
Additional modules include activity trackers (wearables)
that provide automated reminders to both staff and
seniors. Or tablet-based applications for seniors to select
and participate in activities of their choice, and earn
rewards for activity adherence.
The independence to choose can help build confidence in
seniors, which is beneficial for mental health.

4. Encouraging elderly people to stay active is
crucial for their physical and mental health.
Beyond monitoring and streamlining
processes, Senior Care Management
Systems also gather a wealth of data about
seniors' preferences and behaviour.
This data is crucial in helping us develop a
more profound and complete
understanding of seniors and their needs. It
can help us to make well-advised decisions
around senior care, and formulate innovative
solutions to tackle physical inactivity
among elderly.