“"A neighbour who suffered from Parkinson's, had a fall in her bathroom. In the middle of Winter she lay naked on the bathroom floor after a shower, for 2 days, until I heard her faint cry and called emergency services. Unfortunately her family had to relocate her to an aged care home as what mobility she had, was now gone." ​ The next neighbour was "pre senior" with health issues and was on medication. Unfortunately during the evening she had a fall and fell down a flight of stairs. Sadly she had limited contact with people and was found 4 days later. ​ My parents both have iphones, an ipad, mum has a smart watch which tracks her health and specifically her diabetes and also all blue toothed to mums hearing aids and the car gps and voice activated phone calls and texts. Mum also regularly has video calls with all the family (Dad is just happy sitting in his chair with his ipad) but he also has the house synched to google home who he likes commanding, to turn the lights and tv on/off or play his favourite music." As a "nearly senior" but also fiercely independent and not wanting to ask for help for fear of being embarrassed by simple things younger people make take for granted. I have struggled with reading my texts / seeing my phone call numbers on my iPhone without glasses. I learnt from this video that such things existed as changing the text size on my iPhone, setting a louder ring tone and also found that I have a torch and a magnifying glass."”

“"A neighbour who suffered from Parkinson's, had a fall in her bathroom. In the middle of Winter she lay naked on the bathroom floor after a shower, for 2 days, until I heard her faint cry and called emergency services. Unfortunately her family had to relocate her to an aged care home as what mobility she had, was now gone." ​ The next neighbour was "pre senior" with health issues and was on medication. Unfortunately during the evening she had a fall and fell down a flight of stairs. Sadly she had limited contact with people and was found 4 days later. ​ My parents both have iphones, an ipad, mum has a smart watch which tracks her health and specifically her diabetes and also all blue toothed to mums hearing aids and the car gps and voice activated phone calls and texts. Mum also regularly has video calls with all the family (Dad is just happy sitting in his chair with his ipad) but he also has the house synched to google home who he likes commanding, to turn the lights and tv on/off or play his favourite music." As a "nearly senior" but also fiercely independent and not wanting to ask for help for fear of being embarrassed by simple things younger people make take for granted. I have struggled with reading my texts / seeing my phone call numbers on my iPhone without glasses. I learnt from this video that such things existed as changing the text size on my iPhone, setting a louder ring tone and also found that I have a torch and a magnifying glass."”