Quality of life means different things to different people. For some, it means having an improved feeling of safety and security for their home and family. Others may consider the quality of life to be staying in their home and maintaining their independence for as long as possible. In some cases just having the latest/newest technology in their home is how they want to live.

We've found that specific Smart Home technologies cross the gamut of needs. For example, I like the ability to tell Alexa to turn on/off lights, because I don't have to walk over there and flip the switch. However, if I have a physical impairment that limits my ability to move, voice commanding lights takes on a whole new meaning.

So whether it's controlling systems through voice commands, personals assistants (like Alexa) or my cell phone, Smart technology will make the quality of your life better...it's all about understanding how to diagnose and implement the right solution.