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Medical Alarm Company Bay Alarm Medical Unveils “Grumpy Grandpa” Mascot

Cartoon character seeks to educate seniors and their children about medical alert systems. Pacheco, CA (December 3, 2012) – Bay Alarm Medical (https://bayalarmmedi.wpengine.com), a nat...

December 3, 2012

Alan Wu

Meet Grumpy Grandpa | Convincing Your Loved Ones to Get a Medical Alert

We’d like to introduce you to Grumpy Grandpa. Grumpy Grandpa is a very strong, healthy and independent senior. On top of that, he likes to stay active. He’s the kind of person that’s a...

November 29, 2012

Alan Wu

Medical Alert Systems: A Christmas Gift or a Lump of Coal?

  Christmas is a time of gift-giving. So is it a good time to give your aging father or mother a medical alert watch? It all depends on how you give the gift. Give it too bluntly and yo...

November 19, 2012

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Part 3: All Moved In!

  If you haven’t had a chance to read our previous posts, here are a couple of quick links: Part 1 | Part 2 After months of hard work, the Bay Alarm Medical staff has finally move...

November 9, 2012

Alan Wu

Senior Loneliness: Can You Really Make a Difference?

We’re pleased to have Joe Thoron, owner of Aging Parent Rescue, here with us today. Joe is an expert in senior care and independent living and has recommended the Bay Alarm Medical Med...

October 9, 2012

Alan Wu

Part 2: Bay Alarm Medical is Moving!

  A lot of progress has been made since Part 1 of our renovation blog posting. After the initial demolition and tear down, we’re now able to somewhat envision the final product. Y...

September 21, 2012

Alan Wu

Part 1: Bay Alarm Medical is Moving!

  Because of our wonderful customers and super stellar team, Bay Alarm Medical has grown quite a bit over the last few years. In order to support the growing number of clients and conti...

September 13, 2012

Alan Wu

Is your relative unable to taste food like he or she used to?

If your relative begins to notice that foods - specifically those that are spicy, sweet or very bitter - no longer seem to taste like they once did, he or she may be losing their sense of t...

June 27, 2012

Lisa Wurth

Five ways to prevent complications from type 2 diabetes

If your relative has already received a diagnosis of diabetes, there are certain steps you can take together to ensure that he or she lives a healthy, active life. ...

June 26, 2012

Alan Wu

Five ways to make estate-planning easier on loved ones

Even if the senior in your life enjoys robust health and energy, a formal last will and testament can make the care of his or her estate much easier for you and your loved ones down the road...

June 26, 2012

Jasmine Phu

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