Senior Living Resident Safety
Residents of assisted living and other senior living facilities can become disoriented and risk falls during a power outage.
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Senior Living Uses
Senior citizens and the elderly are most vulnerable when the power goes out. While many senior living properties are required by the state to have a backup power source such as a generator, an overwhelming number of independent living and assisted living facilities are not so fortunate. Slips trips and falls are more likely to occur when emergency lighting is inadequate. Read more about how power outage light bulbs can help keep your residents safe.
Featured Senior Living Uses
Senior Safety
Seniors rely on reliable lighting to avoid unnecessary falls. Power outage light bulbs can provide light in a dangerous power failure situation.
Senior Living Uses
Employee Safety
Protecting employees in a power outage is an employer’s responsibility. Power outage light bulbs can help.
Customer Safety
Establishments operating at night are particularly vulnerable to power outages and need reliable emergency lighting for customer safety.
Tenant Safety
Apartment landlords have a duty to keep their tenants safe during a power outage by providing reliable light in hallways and stairwells.
Senior Living
Senior living facilities including senior apartments, independent living, assisted living, memory care and nursing homes all are concerned about good lighting and the safety of