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27 Feb 2026
Lone Worker Alarms
Hotel Housekeepers: Behind Closed Doors and Vulnerable to Attack
Working alone in guest rooms, hotel housekeepers face real safety threats. Discover the risks and the practical steps hotels can take to protect staff.

26 Feb 2026
Tips & Advice
Financial Predators: Why the Elderly Are Prime Targets for Scams
Older adults are increasingly targeted by financial scams. Learn why the elderly are prime targets and how families can help protect loved ones from fraud.

10 Feb 2026
Activities
Losing the Keys: The Emotional and Practical Impact of Driving Cessation
From loss of independence to emotional strain, understand the real impact of driving cessation and practical steps to support loved ones.

06 Feb 2026
Lone Worker Alarms
Plumbers, HVAC Techs & Lone Tradespeople: Underground & Overhead Hazards
Protect plumbers, HVAC techs and other lone tradespeople from underground and overhead dangers with practical safety insights from SureSafe.

29 Jan 2026
Elderly Care
Aging in Place: When Your Home Becomes Your Enemy
Aging in place can be a difficult task when your home isn't suitably equipped, but there are ways to go about it safely. Find out more today.

27 Jan 2026
Lone Worker Alarms
Delivery Drivers in Danger: Package Theft, Attacks & Isolated Drop-Offs
Delivery drivers in the UK often have to face dangerous, isolating situations. A lone working alarm can be invaluable to this profession. Find out more.

21 Jan 2026
Elderly Health Conditions
The Medication Maze: Why Seniors Struggle with Prescription
Prescription management isn’t easy for seniors. Explore the major obstacles, health risks and the solutions SureSafe provides for safer, stress-free care.

06 Jan 2026
Tips & Advice
Cognitive Decline While Living Alone: Early Warning Signs Family Members Miss
When a loved one lives alone, early signs of cognitive decline and dementia are easy to miss. Discover the red flags families should never ignore.

31 Dec 2025
Elderly Care
Healthcare Access: The Growing Gap for Rural and Urban Elderly
In the UK, there is a distinctive gap when it comes to healthcare access for the elderly living rurally and those living in urban areas. Find out more today.