The challenges of moving from lockdown to “new norm” We’ve had several weeks of listening to the Government, and for those outside England, listening to our devolved leaders, tell us to stay at home to protect ourselves and the NHS.

Resilience will be key to enduring Covid-19 Kraydel’s mission is to enable and increase the resilience and independence of the elderly.

Taking care of your mental health while isolated The restrictions on social contact and movement can feel frustrating, but there are a number of things that can be done to maintain your social connection and improve your mental wellbeing.

AgeTech: How UI design has had to adapt for elderly tech users For those who’ve grown up in the digital age, UX and UI design have become intuitive. We can navigate around any site on any device.

How can the care sector protect the vulnerable during the Covid-19 outbreak? As the Covid-19 pandemic spreads, even the most bustling cities have fallen silent as residents heed the guidance to self-isolate. But whilst we are all in quarantine, for now, there is one group who are far more at-risk than the...

Planning for life in the “New Normal” When this generation looks back at our lives we will begin to reflect on the three new age defining epochs: BC, DC, and AC.

Successful social isolation needs purpose and routine Sitting in splendid social isolation in London, we see two phrases being used more than any other.

Top tips for taking care of physical health while self-isolating It is easy to neglect physical health when we are worried and stuck inside self-isolating, but it’s crucial to ensuring our overall wellbeing.

From social isolation to self isolation In 2019, the world had started to realise the growing health crisis that was being caused by loneliness amongst older adults, in particular.

How old is “old”? One of the things that causes AgeTech companies like Kraydel difficulty, is how to refer to the very people whom we are trying to assist. Are they “the elderly”, “elders”, “seniors”, “old people”, “the aged”, “geriatrics” or something else?