Holiday Gifts for Seniors

I would also recommend Doro mobile phones for seniors. The entire PhoneEasy line is HAC or Hearing Aid Compatible. The phones feature larger buttons, bigger and brighter screens and fonts that make it simpler for those who may have a hearing or vision impairment. Many of the mobile phones come equipped with an alert button that will call up to five programmed emergency contacts with one touch. The models also have various features that can help those suffering from memory loss or Alzheimer’s. For example, the Doro Care MemoryPlus 319ph (corded) model is equipped with four large speed dial buttons. On each button is a picture of a loved one that can be reached with a single touch. The price point of the phones and value of the mobile monthly service plans make Doro a great option for holiday gifting.

JoeE71

over 2 years ago

I like FotoDialer. It allows the elderly to dial people/places by photographs that are2x3 inches. They just find the photo of the person/place they want to call and push a button next to the photo and FotoDialer calls them. It connects into their existing, analog telephone. There is no monthly fee. http://www.PhotoDialing.com or http://www.FotoDialer.com

hokieglenn

almost 3 years ago

Yes, <a href="http://www.digitalsmartframes.com/kodak.html">Kodak digital picture frames</a> are also great, great gifts for grandparents. Load them up with 1000 pictures and let them loop continuously.

ens

about 3 years ago

There were some good things suggested, but I would have liked an idea list of inexpensive gifts for seniors...