ELDERCARE Support Systems Corp. Presents a Mobile App for Elderly Individuals with Independent Minds

VANCOUVER, British Columbia - March 10, 2022 - PRLog -- Personal freedoms continue to abound in the modern world, and everyone should have the opportunity to live independently and with dignity, especially senior populations. Aging can make independent living complex. However, such targeted solutions as home wellness guides and meal delivery apps can help seniors maintain independence in their own homes. Monitoring e-Health applications are a popular choice as well. Still, they largely lack some critical features essential to older adults' physical and mental well-being. The life of an elderly adult is not solely about managing prescription medication regimens. Disabilities, however minor, as well as a remote location, contribute to the overall quality of life for such individuals; thus, technology solutions should strive for a holistic approach. Leveraging an established routine or enabling new routines and habits to form effortlessly is a key component of independence-enabling care solutions.

Elderly citizens generally want to maintain independent living. Realistically though, two directions arise when faced with such a challenge: committed family members or senior care facilities. Both can turn out to be unsafe environments, and the COVID-19 pandemic made those issues visible. However, the meaning of being independent is almost diluted these days, and pandemic-related enclosures and lockdowns made the situation extremely hard to navigate. The ELDERCARE team wants to help the elders achieve the highest quality of life by giving them the freedom to live in their own homes. The ELDERCARE mobile application is a trusted seniors' care app, supporting the needs of each individual.

About ELDERCARE Support Systems Corp.: ELDERCARE is a mobile app dedicated to independent elderly care, including but not limited to monitoring the daily regime of chores, routine tasks, medication, treatments, meals, walking, exercise and even sleep patterns, providing connectivity with medical practitioners, families and local friends to stay connected with a "social bubble." (https://eldercare.support/)