Podcasts about senior safety

In this episode, Gina and Don take on the “F word” that no aging adult wants to talk about — falling. For many older adults, the fear of falling looms large, threatening their independence, confidence, and daily life. Gina and Don break down the many factors that contribute to falls, from physical changes like muscle weakness and balance issues, to environmental hazards lurking right at home. But it's not all doom and gloom — they also explore practical, proactive ways to reduce the risk of falling and help aging loved ones stay safe, steady, and strong. Whether you're an older adult yourself, a caregiver, or part of the sandwich generation, this episode offers valuable insights and tips to keep “the F word” from taking over.

How can organizations prioritize mental well-being while enhancing workplace safety? Join Manish Mehta, Ontic's Chief Product Officer, and Allison Macalik as they sit down with Elda Baez, Senior Safety and Security Specialist at Hub International.Elda shares her inspiring journey of creating and launching a Mental Health First Aid program that's impacting thousands of employees across 600 offices in North America. From certifying 75 HR professionals to fostering a culture of care, Elda provides a practical roadmap for organizations to integrate mental health resources with workplace security.You'll learn:What Mental Health First Aid is and why it matters in the workplaceSteps to implement programs that unite mental health awareness and organizational securitySuccess stories from Hub International's certified mental health first aidersSimilar episodes:Fighting Imposter Syndrome and Leading with VulnerabilityWhy We Should Be Concerned About the Mental Health of Protectors

In this episode of This is Getting Old: Moving Towards an Age-Friendly World, financial expert Cameron Huddleston shares essential tips for recognizing and preventing scams targeting older adults. Scammers have become more sophisticated, using fear, urgency, and emotional manipulation to steal personal information, drain bank accounts, and isolate victims. From tech support and romance scams to investment schemes, these fraudsters take advantage of vulnerabilities, often leaving their victims financially and emotionally devastated. To protect yourself, watch out for red flags such as unusual payment requests (gift cards, wire transfers), pressure to act immediately, or isolation tactics. If you suspect a scam, cut off contact with the fraudster, consult someone you trust, and report it to authorities like the Federal Trade Commission or the U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging's Fraud Hotline. Education and awareness are key to preventing these scams—talking to your loved ones about these tactics can help them stay safe.

Farmers kickstart the journey many essential goods make from the field to the table. While farming is the backbone of many communities and economies, it is also one of the most dangerous professions. From heavy machinery and hazardous chemicals to unpredictable weather conditions, farm workers face safety risks at every turn. Learn how to reduce risk and introduce innovation with Brad Minor, Senior Safety and Risk Consultant at MEM.

Are you concerned about a loved one becoming more unsteady on their feet? What will happen if they fall? Senior Surge explains how fall detection devices can remove this worry by providing an extra layer of safety. Learn more at https://seniorsurge.com Senior Surge City: Coopersburg Address: 7001 Pennsylvania 309 Website: https://seniorsurge.com

MCCC alumnus Stephan Strother, Sr., is a United States Marine Corps veteran and currently works as the senior safety specialist at PECO Energy Company. He'll talk to Jared about his story as a student at the College, his role at PECO and what makes a good employee for someone starting their career.     Recorded and edited by Matthew O'brienfrom the College's Sound Recording and Music Technology Program

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In the latest installment of our "Where are your roots?" series presented by Wear Your Roots Clothing, Colter Nuanez talks to Griz senior safety Ryder Meyer, a Fairfield product, about his origin story. 

Ryan Herd, CEO of Caregiver Smart Solutions, shares his journey from the tech industry to founding his company, and discusses the development and functionality of the Caregiver Smart Solutions Core Kit. The conversation also covers the use of data collected by the Core Kit, privacy issues, system setup, and the unique features of the monitoring system. The conversation covers the innovative technology of Caregiver Smart Solutions, focusing on in-home monitoring and safety for seniors. It also delves into the importance of fall prevention and the role of technology in providing peace of mind for family caregivers. The discussion highlights the company's products, success stories, and the broader mission of enabling a better quality of life for seniors.TakeawaysTechnology can play a crucial role in enabling aging individuals to live independently and safely at home.The Caregiver Smart Solutions Core Kit monitors activities of daily living without the use of cameras or listening devices, providing valuable insights into the habits and routines of loved ones.The system allows for customization and control over data access, ensuring privacy and tailored monitoring for individual needs.The Core Kit's simplicity, effectiveness, and focus on preventing falls and related health issues set it apart from other monitoring systems.Falls among older adults can have serious and costly consequences, making preventive monitoring systems like the Core Kit essential for aging in place. Caregiver Smart Solutions provides innovative in-home monitoring technology to ensure the safety and well-being of seniors, offering peace of mind to family caregivers.The conversation emphasizes the importance of fall prevention and the role of technology in addressing the specific needs of seniors living independently.The company's mission is to enable a better quality of life for seniors and family caregivers through the use of smart technology and real-time monitoring.The discussion also highlights the significance of education and awareness in creating safer home environments for seniors, as well as the value of partnerships with industry experts and organizations like AOTA.Chapters00:00 Empowering Aging in Place with Technology03:09 The Core Kit: Monitoring Daily Living Activities07:24 Customized Monitoring and Privacy Control15:26 System Setup and Data Access34:39 Enabling a Better Quality of Life for SeniorsSupport the Show.website: https://homedesignsforlife.com/Email: homedesignsforlife@gmail.com

"Shocking Dementia Symptom: When Common Objects Become Hazards!"

Colter Nuanez shares a Griz spring football interview from “Nuanez Now” with Montana senior linebacker Ryan Tirrell about last season's breakout campaign and his thoughts on the Griz as Montana tries to forge another national championship run. 

In this poignant episode of our healthcare innovation series, we delve deep into the critical yet often overlooked aspect of senior care: fall detection in older adults.This discussion goes beyond technology; it's a journey into safeguarding the dignity and independence of our elders. We explore the intersection of technology, ethics, and senior care, examining both the psychological and social dimensions of falls.From wearable devices to advanced home monitoring systems, we scrutinize each method's benefits and limitations, balancing safety with privacy and independence.This episode also shares a personal story, highlighting the real-life impact and aftermath of falls in our senior community. Join us in this important conversation, where we aim not just to prevent falls, but to preserve the confidence and independence our elders cherish so deeply.

A safety plan is essential for any business owner who directs employees in the course of daily operations. Safety risks are present in every industry. Whether your employees use tools or equipment, operate company vehicles, or deal with the public, it's essential to outline safety expectations. Learn how a safety plan goes a long way in preventing injuries and reducing on-the-job incidents with Mark Woodward, Senior Safety and Risk Trainer at MEM.

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Creating an effective safety plan can seem like a huge undertaking if  you don't specialize in it. They are often made of multiple moving parts. Small- to medium-sized businesses are growing every year. How can they put together an effective safety plan for the first time, or even with limited resources? Learn about building an effective safety plan using safety rules - and what they can and can't do for your business, with Mark Woodward, Senior Safety and Risk Trainer at MEM.

Today's guest is Patrick O'Brien, Senior Safety and Cybersecurity Engineer at exida. In today's episode, Patrick discusses exida and his role there, the safety and cybersecurity issues facing industrial systems, the similarities and differences between threat models facing organizations, working on ISA/IEC 62443 and other standards, what role the software development plays in developing standards, his industry's use of SBOM, the most significant cybersecurity threat asset owners face today, whether he is optimistic or pessimistic about the future of cybersecurity, a surprise Penn State football question, and as always, his toughest lesson learned.

Stan Hall of the Gas South District joins us to talk about the upcoming speaker series. Plus... Rising country superstar  Zach Bryan is bringing his Burn Burn Burn North American Tour to Gwinnett County in May. The singer, who has hits with "From Austin," "Heading South" and "Something in the Orange" is coming to Gas South Arena on May 15. Fans can register for the chance to purchase  tickets via Fair AXS at www.axs.com/zachbryan. After the Fair AXS registration period concludes on January 29 at 10 p.m., AXS will work to ensure any suspicious, fraudulent, and/or duplicated registrations are removed, tour officials said. Fans who are randomly selected to purchase tickets will be notified via email, starting on Feb. 13, with all pertinent information for them to complete their purchase, subject to availability.  Tickets will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis and an invitation email for the chance to purchase tickets does not guarantee tickets will be available.  Tickets purchased through AXS cannot be transferred or resold for profit. If a fan can no longer attend a show, tickets can be sold on the Zach Bryan AXS Marketplace for face value to another fan. There can be little argument that the COVID pandemic of the last few years forced a lot of folks to become more acquainted with their own homes, where they found themselves spending more and more time. It is for that reason that the home renovation and design industries stayed healthy while many other businesses struggled. With that in mind — and with spring right around the corner — could there be a better time for the 25th annual North Atlanta Home Show? Set for Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Gas South Convention Center in Duluth, the North Atlanta Home Show will bring more than 160 exhibitors to the area for a comprehensive collection of products, services, displays and experts that covers just about everything related to home improvement. Levine added that with the expansion of the convention center now complete, there will be even more opportunities for patrons to be dazzled by the array of options. Last year's home show attracted some 7,000 visitors and Levine said he can see even more attendees this time around. The home show is produced by Marketplace Events, North America's largest presenter of home, garden, holiday and bridal shows. Levine said just every show produced thus far in 2023 — including Oklahoma City, Dallas, Washington, Kansas City, Austin, Salt Lake City and several Canadian cities — has seen an uptick in visitors.  Suwanee resident and Southern Company Gas/Nicor Gas Director of Corporate Safety Brian Thomas was the recent recipient of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity — Alpha Upsilon Lambda Chapter's Martin Luther King, Jr. Legacy Award for Governmental and Military Service. Thomas began his military service in 1988 as a member of the Alabama National Guard while attending Alabama A&M University, where he earned a degree in Business Administration. During his military career, he served in many roles including Safety & Occupational Health Officer, AMEDD Recruiter, Medical Battalion Administrative Officer, S-1, Deputy Military Personnel Officer and Recruiting Commander. In 2009, Brian deployed to Afghanistan with the 135th Sustainment Command as the Human Resources Operations Branch OIC. He retired from the Alabama Army National Guard Active/Guard Reserve program as a Major, after 26 years of service in November 2014. In August 2014, Thomas joined Southern Company — Nicor Gas' parent company — as a Senior Safety & Health Specialist with the Georgia Power Company. He began with Southern Company Gas in 2017, as the Senior Safety Compliance Specialist, and was later promoted to Safety Manager. Currently, he is the Director of Corporate Safety for Nicor Gas in Naperville, Illinois In this role, he is responsible for providing strategic leadership and directing programs two ensure compliance in the areas of occupational safety, motor vehicle safety, process safety and industrial hygiene. Thomas currently resides between Suwanee and Plainfield, Illinois with his wife of 26 years, Shirlinda Nelson Thomas. Founded in 2014 to positively impact the lives of foster children and young adults in economically challenging situations, Lawrenceville-based Because One Matters seeks to provide hope, dignity, empowerment, mentorship and economic opportunity to young people from disadvantaged communities. Because One Matters fulfills its mission in a host of ways, including celebrating the birthdays and graduations of its clients, a Home for the Holidays program, foster care emergency supply bags, college internships and scholarships, school supplies (including laptops) and mentorship programs for middle and high school students. One of the agency's main initiatives is its Wrapped In Love clothing closet, which provides foster, kinship, adoptive and underrepresented families in Gwinnett and Walton counties the opportunity to obtain new and gently used clothing items, toiletries and everyday essentials. Wrapped In Love also gives duffel bags with essential items to children entering foster care for the first time. According to the Because One Matters website, Wrapped In Love has found a permanent home at 480 North Perry Street Suite H, in Lawrenceville and representatives from Because One Matters, Wrapped In Love and the Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 11:30 a.m. on February 7. Braselton recently announced that Sandy C. Weinel is the city's new Public Works Director, succeeding Ken Robbins, who has retired. Weinel most recently served as the town's director of roads and stormwater as well as serving as the town engineer. After earning a bachelor's degree at the University of South Florida, she worked as a construction inspector, contract administrator and local government planner. 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Esther Kane and Robin Shiltz co-founded the website seniorsafetyadvice.com. Esther is a retired occupational therapist and Senior Safety Specialist. Their website is focused on helping seniors age in place and live life to the fullest. They have published over 800 articles in the past four years and also have a YouTube channel. Please listen to my episode with Esther Kain to learn more about you can stay connected and receive invaluable information from seniorsafetyadvice.comhttps://seniorsafetyadvice.com/ Support the showhttps://homedesignsforlife.com/info@agingmatters.health

Hoarding has become an epidemic in the United States and is even more problematic with seniors. While those numbers continue to grow, we discuss how to recognize when hoarding begins and the why's of hoarding specifically to seniors. There are many reasons that a senior may begin to have a tendency to hoard. We will address the different types of hoarding and how to compassionately address the hoarding. We are joined by Ann Meyerson, who has a PhD in educational leadership and is a trained counselor and Real Estate professional who specializes in working with seniors that have hoarder homes.SeniorLivingGuide.com Podcast sponsored by Parrish Healthcare/Parrish Medical CenterThe background music is written, performed and produced exclusively by purple-planet.com.https://www.purple-planet.com/*SeniorLivingGuide.com Webinars and Podcast represents the opinions and expertise of our guests. The content here is for informational and educational purposes. It does not necessarily represent the views, recommendations, opinions or advice of Fairfax Publishing/SeniorLivingGuide.com or its employees

Tulsa senior safety Bryson Powers talks with TU beat writer John Tranchina about the season so far and previewing Navy (which once recruited him). Plus, do the Golden Hurricane play with a chip on their shoulder against Power 5 opponents like Ole Miss? Bryson also talks about getting to play with brother and Tulsa tight end Colby Powers for the first time, after Colby transferred from Arizona. Related Guerin Emig: One player, one problem, one preposterous prediction and one pick for TU-Navy Steven Anderson glad to have Deneric Prince back to help improve TU run game Davis Brin likely to play, but expect to see more of Braylon Braxton also Tulsa football notebook: Bad blood infects showdown with Cincinnati Davis Brin returns, but Tulsa falls to Cincinnati at home, 31-21 Cincinnati keeps TU from completing comeback despite Davis Brin's return Contact us Sports Writer John Tranchina: Email | Twitter | Follow his stories Regional Digital Editor Patrick Prince: Email | Twitter | Follow his storiesSupport the show: https://tulsaworld.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we talk with senior Luke Glenna, a Safety from the football team about growing up as a fan of the MIAC, what he has in common with Tommie basketball players, his favorite sports memory, and much more.

We keep with the theme of interview the excellent Wildcat secondary by welcoming this week's guest, Senior Safety (and reigning Big Sky Co-Defensive Player of the Week) Desmond Williams to WSW. We'll talk about what made him come to Ogden from Boise, bouncing back after tough injuries, and that delicious dub in Logan on Saturday night.Then, our panel will break down what they saw against the Aggies. What did they see that gives them hope? What still needs some work? We'll analyze it all.Don't forget to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram or join the Wildcat Fans FB group.

Lori Schroth, Senior Safety & Environmental Professional at Concurrent Technologies Corporation, shares strategies for addressing employee mental health and wellness, how to recognize the signs and symptoms of depression and support those in need. 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline ASSP Total Worker Health Resources

Corrie Summers, TasRail Senior Safety Specialist

In today's world, we must always be conscious that danger could be lurking near us and really pay attention to our "spidey" senses.  Unfortunately, seniors are often a target when it comes to crime or dangerous situations. It is vital to be aware of potential threats because it could be life-saving. We are joined by Jen Lee with the "I Need Blue Podcast". Jen  shares her experience as a victim of a crime and provides tips on how to increase our situational awareness so that we can keep ourselves and each other safe in our daily lives.SeniorLivingGuide.com Podcast sponsored by Parrish Healthcare/Parrish Medical CenterThe background music is written, performed and produced exclusively by purple-planet.com.https://www.purple-planet.com/*SeniorLivingGuide.com Webinars and Podcast represents the opinions and expertise of our guests. The content here is for informational and educational purposes. It does not necessarily represent the views, recommendations, opinions or advice of Fairfax Publishing/SeniorLivingGuide.com or its employees. 

In part two of our series on hearing protection selection, co-hosts Mark Reggers and Laurie Wells welcome Bev Borst, Occupational Hearing Nurse and Senior Safety and Health Specialist with 3M Canada. This discussion focuses on essential hearing protector selection criteria, such as attenuation, audibility, comfort, fit, environmental conditions, and personal protective equipment (PPE) compatibility. Tune in to hear about what you can do for your hearing by choosing appropriate hearing protectors. The first global season of the Science of Safety Podcast is presented by the 3M Personal Safety Division. This is a podcast that is curious about the science and systems behind workplace health and safety with a focus on personal protective equipment (or PPE) used to help keep workers healthy and safe.

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This week Hannah and Travis chat with Northwest alumni and Senior Safety and Environmental Specialist at Busch Gardens in Williamsburg, Virginia, Ryan Sanders, about being a recent graduate in Emergency Disaster Management, the value of Missouri HOPE and how he fell in love with the amusement industry. Remember to subscribe for more and learn more about the podcast at www.nwmissouri.edu/career/podcast.htm.

Are you looking for low-cost, round-the-clock remote care, companionship and tele-home monitoring for a loved one in Brooklyn? Contact Amelia Home Care today to discuss your needs with a professional home care expert. Go to https://www.ameliahomecareny.com/virtual-in-home-care (https://www.ameliahomecareny.com/virtual-in-home-care) for more details.

The Wildcats closed out the season Saturday afternoon at Stewart Stadium with a dominating win over Northern Colorado. But, it was a bittersweet victory, with so many seniors playing for the final time.We chat with one of those seniors, Safety Preston Smith, about his career at Weber State, some of his favorite playoff moments, and what's the next chapter.Then, we breakdown the game and play Over the Top to see what our panel's favorite moments from the season.Special thanks to our sponsor, WildcatRack.com. Visit their website to check out all their latest Wildcat gear and follow them on Facebook or Instagram.Don't forget to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram or join the Wildcat Fans FB group.

Safety has many aspects to senior life. We always think of keeping safe at the Homefront, but keeping safe when heading out to the grocery store or taking a walk around the neighborhood are just as important and safety may be taken for granted. Dr. Tronetti and Janet Rooks hit all of these topics and many more with Darleen as they open even her eyes on everyday issues facing seniors. The upside is that Dr. Tronetti and Janet share some easy solutions and resources to help seniors stay safe in all aspects of their lives.This podcast represents the opinions of Dr. Tronetti and her guests. The content here is for informational, educational and entertainment purposes only, and should not be taken as medical advice. Please consult your healthcare professional for any medical questions or before making any changes in your personal health regimen. No other use, including without limitation, reproduction, retransmission or editing, of this podcast may be made without the prior written permission of Parrish Medical Center. This podcast is HIPPA compliant. All people, places, and scenarios mentioned in this podcast have been changed to protect patient confidentiality 

Corrie Summers, Senior Safety Specialist for TasRail

While many internet website ads will use a title like this as "click bait", our studio guests Dr. Pam Tronetti and Janet Rooks will not disappoint on the level of information shared in this episode as we countdown 10 things you probably did not know, but should about Alzheimer's. "Your not arguing with the person, you are arguing with the disease and the disease always wins".This podcast represents the opinions of Dr. Tronetti and her guests. The content here is for informational, educational and entertainment purposes only, and should not be taken as medical advice. Please consult your healthcare professional for any medical questions or before making any changes in your personal health regimen. No other use, including without limitation, reproduction, retransmission or editing, of this podcast may be made without the prior written permission of Parrish Medical Center. This podcast is HIPPA compliant. All people, places, and scenarios mentioned in this podcast have been changed to protect patient confidentiality 

One fall can completely alter a Seniors life...The potential for painful and long term recovery  to the way that a seniors freedoms and ability to age in place can change on a dime can with a "simple" fall. Why are seniors more prone to falling and injury that can have such catastrophic effects on their overall life? Are there proactive steps and measures that can be taken that even the most detail oriented caregivers miss when making sure their loved one is in a "fall free"  environment? Yes, and we share how to help your loved one avoid falls and also understand why they may be more prone along with solutions when there is a fall and what to expect.This podcast represents the opinions of Dr. Tronetti and her guests. The content here is for informational, educational and entertainment purposes only, and should not be taken as medical advice. Please consult your healthcare professional for any medical questions or before making any changes in your personal health regimen. No other use, including without limitation, reproduction, retransmission or editing, of this podcast may be made without the prior written permission of Parrish Medical Center. This podcast is HIPPA compliant. All people, places, and scenarios mentioned in this podcast have been changed to protect patient confidentiality 

EP 81 Senior Care Industry Netcast with Aparna Pujar of Zemplee (AI Platform for Senior Safety)https://www.asnmarketingplan.com/ep-81-senior-care-industry-netcast-with-aparna-pujar-of-zemplee-ai-platform-for-senior-safety/Hi, everyone. I am excited to be on this show here. My name is Aparna Pujar and I am the founder and CEO of Zemplee (Zemplee.com). Zemplee is an AI platform. It's a technology platform for aging in place. It uses IoT sensor and artificial intelligence technology to enable self-managing elderly to live in their own homes for as long as they want, or as long as they can. We are a Silicon Valley based startup, based here in San Jose, California.

This episode is all about approach and communication in the Occupational Health and Safety Industry. Ted and Barb talk to Devon Molitor, a Senior Safety, Health and Environmental Manager at AECOM who was recently awarded with 2020 Rising Star of Safety Award. Since communication is crucial in safety, Devon educates us on speaking in front of a group of people, as well as encourages us to practice and build confidence. According to Devon, people prefer hearing safety stories rather than safety regulations, so the key is to be a good communicator. Finally, listen to this episode and find out 3 key attributes safety professionals need. Resources: https://www.healthandsafetynow.com (https://www.healthandsafetynow.com) Devon on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/devon-molitor-ms-arm-cit-csp-94975849/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/devon-molitor-ms-arm-cit-csp-94975849/) AECOM website https://aecom.com (https://aecom.com)

In November Virgin Hyperloop trialled its first ever journey with passengers, in the desert of Nevada. The futuristic transport concept involves pods inside vacuum tubes carrying passengers at high speeds. So with this proof of concept, are certified Hyperloop transport systems on the horizon? On today’s programme, we’ll hear from Mars Geuze, Chief Commercial Officer of Hardt Hyperloop, who have raised $10m to develop the technology in Europe, as well as Bibop Gresta, founder of Hyperloop Italia, who hints that a big announcement may be imminent. And we’ll also hear from Roseline Walker, Senior Safety and Risk Researcher for the Transport Research Laboratory, who outlines for us some of the concerns and obstacles the new technology faces. (Image Credit: Getty images.)

Host Barbara Ross interviews Queens County Senior Safety Coordinator Shelley Walker about her role and resources for seniors.

Join us on Coping to Care with Captain Ben Gonzalez, the Orange County Fire Authority Public Information Officer, and Brandi Najm, Community Relations and Education Supervisor at the Orange County Fire Authority. They share in-depth insights on what you need to do to stay safe in your home. From fire prevention and safety to stopping an accident with drowning, they offer the tools you need to implement to make sure you remain aware and prepared in all circumstances. Both offer a large amount of wisdom to assist with seniors in the community. They have extended their hand to make sure everyone in the community knows that they are always there to serve and protect the community. Click here to learn more about the Orange County Fire Department. Click here to learn more about BlueSea Care in Seal Beach. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coping-to-care/message

How many people are hearing about how you have to pick one side or the other? The economy? Your health? They are both connected. I spent 6 years as a Safety and Health professional (3 years as a Senior Safety and Health Specialist and 3 years as an Industrial Hygiene officer) and I have a Masters of Public Health focusing on Industrial Hygiene. I learned the two are connected and here is why it should be important to you.

BYU safety Sawyer Powell joined Mitch Harper on Cougar Tracks to reflect on his career in Provo and the memories he will take from his time with the Cougars. Subscribe to the Cougar Tracks Podcast! Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cougar-tracks/id1146971609 Google Play: https://kslsports.com/category/podcast_results/?sid=2035&n=Cougar%20Tracks Download the KSL Sports app Google: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bonneville.kslsports&hl=en_US iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ksl-sports/id1435930251

We were in the studio for a conversation with Carol Miller, President of the of Front Royal/Warren County Council of TRIAD & Lt. Jennifer Laney-Kirkland from the Warren County Sheriff's Office. We talked about S.A.L.T. (Seniors and Law Enforcement Together) and TRIAD, plus got all the details for the upcoming Senior Safety & Wellness Fair happening on Wednesday, September 25, 2019 at the Front Royal Moose Lodge. Registration begins at 8am with the various speakers and vendors available beginning at 9am. Triad is a cooperative effort of law enforcement agencies (police/fire/sheriffs), senior citizens, and senior organizations, focused on reducing crimes against our most vulnerable citizens: our seniors. The goal of Triad is to reduce the fear of crime and victimization among seniors by increasing awareness of scams and frauds targeting them, strengthening communication between the law enforcement and senior communities, and educating seniors on local and state resources that are available in their community. For more information, visit the Warren County Sheriff's Office website: https://www.warrencountysheriff.org/general-information/community-programs/39-home/general-information/community-programs/414-triad-salt

#SuccessInSight is pleased to introduce David DuPont, President of Shure-Step.David shares about his passion for "fixing things", whether it was learning to fix lawn mowers with his dad that led to his first taste of entrepreneurship, to inventing the Shure-Step to keep automotive mechanics safe while working on all sizes of vehicles, and creating the Senior-Step for seniors to prevent "Slips, Trips, and Falls".Along his path to success & insight, David has learned and been mentored by sales & marketing gurus like Dan Kennedy & Perry Marshall David is the author of the best selling book, Seniorology: The Ultimate Guide to Keep Seniors Safe from Slips, Trips, and Falls.For more info about David, you can find him on LinkedIn, or contact him via his website at https://www.shure-step.com. Please visit https://successinsightpodcast.com to read the full transcript of this episode and to listen to more selections and read the transcripts from the podcast library.

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We all know that protecting employees from safety and environmental hazards is just the right thing to do, but business needs cannot be ignored. Going beyond compliance, how can an EHS manager demonstrate to business stakeholders the return on investment of their efforts—or, to put it another way, what is the return on safety in the organization? Well, we’re talking with an expert today who can help us better understand return on safety, from proper safety investment to experience modification rates. Our guest today, Mark Woodward, is a Senior Safety and Risk Trainer at Missouri Employers Mutual, a safety company and Missouri’s number one workers compensation insurance provider. Throughout his career, Mark has instructed tens of thousands of workers on how to improve workplace safety and prevent injuries on the job.

We were in the studio today with Sgt. Robbie Seal, Community Resource Officer for the Front Royal Police Department & his guest, Carol Miller, President/Owner of Synergy HomeCare and committee member of the SALT/TRIAD organizing the event. We talked about details for the Senior Safety Carnival that's happening on September 21st from 9am - 1pm at the Health & Human Services Complex located at 465 W. 15th Street in Front Royal. The event will feature vendors offering a wealth of information to seniors and their families/caregivers along with games, speakers and musical entertainment. A continental breakfast and free lunch is also included in this free event - but pre-registration is highly recommended (to ensure your free lunch!) by calling Charity Michael at 540-551-5696 or Terry Byrnes at 540-635-8652. Vendor spaces and sponsorships are also still available. Download that form here: registration You can download a flyer for the event here: senior carnival

This week we are exploring senior safety in home and online, along with how to become tech savvy.

Since more than 95% of adults want to remain in their homes as they age, it's fortunate that there's recently been an explosion of inexpensive and effective caregiving technologies supporting the aging-in-place movement. The only problem is that many people don’t know it’s out there. With us this week is Dan Henderson. Dan will describe new approaches that help older Americans age in place, including non-invasive activity and wellness monitoring systems that provide enhanced independence for older adults, peace of mind for their adult children, and increased family communication overall.