Huntsville, AL-January 10, 2011 – The graying of America hits a new level in January, as the first of the nation’s 77 million baby boomers turns 65 years old.  However surveys show boomers are hitting retirement age under great stress because they are struggling to balance the demands of a full time job and raising a family while also caring for a family member. That’s why Halo Monitoring, maker of myHalo, the most advanced medical alarm with automatic fall detection, suggests boomers consider using a fall monitoring system as a way to provide peace of mind to both seniors and their families. Read the rest of this entry »

Loving sons and daughters who selflessly care for their parents as well as nieces and nephews caring for an elderly aunt are a few of the winners in the first Halo Hero contest, an online event sponsored by Halo Monitoring, maker of the most advanced fall detection system. The myHalo medical alarm provides safety and wellness for seniors who live alone by assuring help is immediately summoned in the event of a fall without needing to push a button. The Halo Hero contest is a tribute to the “Hero Caregiver” who deserves a myHalo to help care for their loved one, or a “Hero Senior” who deserves a myHalo to preserve their independence. Read the rest of this entry »

Huntsville, Alabama (November 29, 2010)- Peace of mind and a new level of care is now available to seniors wishing to live at home where it is safe, comfortable and affordable, thanks to a partnership between Senior Helpers, a leading national in-home senior care provider, and Halo Monitoring, an aging-in-place technology company. Read the rest of this entry »

Huntsville, Alabama (November 23, 2010)- The holidays mean family time: to make new memories and share old stories, for distant family and friends to be together.  But with parents aging and adult siblings often separated by long distances as well as juggling jobs and their own families, the holidays are also a perfect time to plan for the future.  That’s why Halo Monitoring, maker of myHalo, the most advanced medical alarm with automatic fall detection, is urging families to use the holidays as a time to talk about caring for aging parents. Read the rest of this entry »

Huntsville, Alabama (November 18, 2010)- Chris Otto, CEO of Halo Monitoring, maker of the most advanced fall detection alarm system, will be interviewed on the popular “Coping with Caregiving” Internet radio program on Saturday, November 20th. Otto will share creative tips to help seniors age in place as well as how a fall detection alarm can bring peace of mind to seniors and their caregivers. Read the rest of this entry »