Who Should Use a Weighted Blanket?

Seniors with Alzheimer's or dementia

Elderly adults with insomnia or anxiety

Residents in nursing homes and assisted living facilities

Are Weighted Blankets Good for the Elderly?
Yes. Weighted blankets are widely used in senior care settings because they:
- Enhance sleep quality
- Reduce sundowning symptoms in dementia
- Ease anxiety and agitation

Are Weighted Blankets Safe for Elderly Patients?
Safety is our priority. Our blankets are:
- Breathable and temperature-balanced
- Made with lightweight, non-restrictive materials
- Available in weights appropriate for fragile bodies
If you're wondering, "Are weighted blankets suitable for the elderly?" or "What's the best weighted blanket for dementia?", look no further. Our weighted blankets for seniors are backed by caregivers and clinicians alike.
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Give your loved ones or residents the comfort they deserve.
Frequently Asked Questions
We recommend choosing a blanket that is approximately 10% of the user's body weight, with a preference for lighter options in senior care to accommodate reduced mobility and sensitivity.
Yes, when chosen correctly. We offer lightweight, breathable blankets designed to avoid restricting movement or airflow, but we always advise consulting with a healthcare provider for individuals with specific medical conditions.
Absolutely. Our weighted blankets have been shown to help reduce sundowning, agitation, and nighttime wandering in seniors with dementia or Alzheimer's by promoting a calming sensory response.