Happy Thanksgiving! The team at Theora Care is grateful to support caregivers and their loved ones in feeling confident and connected throughout the year. We love the fun, funny, and heartfelt stories you share with us when you use our technology. Thank you for everything you do!

If you are out and about this holiday season with your loved one who might wander, have peace of mind with a Theora Connect smartwatch. It can keep you connected and able to locate your loved one instantly with GPS location and wandering safe zone alerts. https://t.co/eYL7bpUAYX

This year, consider signing up for your local turkey trot. It is a great motivator to stay active and train together during the holidays. Whether you want to walk it or run it is entirely your choice. Track your steps with Theora Connect as you reach your goals.

LA Found is giving away Theora Care smartwatches for free to their local community members to help find people with Alzheimer’s, autism, dementia, or other cognitive conditions who may wander and go missing. Read the full story here: https://t.co/7NNpstEVSg

What is your next adventure? Discover a multitude of ideas and the reasons to keep exploring new interests from the National Institute on Aging: https://t.co/WTXQDa79Ni

Boldly take the road less traveled with a Theora Connect smartwatch. Wherever you may go, your trusted friends and loved ones will know where you are, if you are ok, and be able to communicate with you as you travel. Adventure on!

Let's celebrate L.A. Found's amazing support for caregivers. They have distributed hundreds of GPS watches at no cost to at-risk individuals and their families. Enabling caregivers to locate loved ones, get alerts, and contact them when they wander. https://t.co/B14A7FwqK0

Go teal for AFA's Alzheimer's awareness month. Get the support you need as a caregiver for a loved one with Alzheimer's disease using state-of-the-art technology to help. Know where they are, if they have wandered, if they've fallen, or if they are ok. https://t.co/eYL7bpU39p

Not all heroes wear capes. To all Caregivers, this Halloween, thank you for wearing many hats, dressing for every part, and playing the roles that you do. You are superhuman - Happy Halloween! #CaregiverHalloween #SpookySeasonCaregiver #DementiaCareHalloween #AdaptiveHalloween

Keep the happy in happy Halloween this year by reducing the disorienting and scary parts of Halloween for someone living with dementia or Alzheimer's Disease. Check out a list of comprehensive tips from the Alzheimer's Foundation of America. https://t.co/p86m3Fch94

Part of keeping your loved one healthy and happy is making sure they are eating right. The best quality of life comes from eating the best quality of food. Try a meal delivery program designed with older loved ones in mind. https://t.co/Je8AtSN2qc https://t.co/GdTqSKKpyS

Learn for a lifetime through the National Institute of Lifelong Learning. They provide adults with opportunities to acquire new skills and pursue their interests. See if you have a National Institute of Lifelong Learning at a college campus near you: https://t.co/6fVimQCuAW.

If you are thinking about increasing your exercise, just start! You might be surprised by what happens. If you are being held back by any fears at all, use tech to connect you to someone who cares. Walk boldly and live with No Fear! #exercise #NoFear #liveboldly #TheoraCare

According to the World Health Organization, simply believing that your life matters and you have purpose can extend your life more than 7.5 years. We call this aging with #NoFear. Find out our inspirations here at https://t.co/eYL7bpUAYX #TalkAboutAgeism #AgeismAwarenessDay

We want everyone to live boldly with no fear like Linda! Have no fear of falling when you have a #Theora Connect smartwatch by your side, equipped with highly accurate fall detection. What will you learn next when you live with #NoFear? https://t.co/AyxT3AYaLn

Nine ways to cope with the gradual loss of a loved one to Alzheimer's, as the disease progresses, from the Alzheimer's Association. Read the expanded list and descriptions directly from the Alzheimer's Association: https://t.co/JBbXU4pDhS

One in four older adults falls, resulting in injury and even death. Observe Falls Prevention Awareness Week by sharing @NCOAging’s #FallsFree CheckUp, a digital tool to learn about falls risk.  https://t.co/8Zg0PXH2Gr

Deaths caused by falls have gone up from 92 per 100,000 in 1990 to 339 per 100,000 in 2023. Be prepared for when your loved one falls with fall detection that looks and works like a regular smartwatch. You can be their first call with Theora Connect. https://t.co/eYL7bpU39p

Injuries and mobility issues after a fall can decrease the quality of life for your loved one. Try these techniques to practice getting up if you are alone after a fall. Having a Theora Connect ensures you can always get help if needed. https://t.co/IslOtfpmZe

Alzheimer's disease isn't just memory loss; it can involve wandering because they no longer recognize where they are. Theora Care can keep you and a loved one connected and informed if they have wandered or fallen. Share this with someone. This kind of technology might help.