"elderly friendly" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is designed or tailored to meet the needs or preferences of older people. Example: This city has a lot of parks that are wheelchair accessible and have benches for resting, making it very elderly friendly.
If so, they would be mimicking efforts in Korea and Japan, where the higher penetration among older people has led to development of more elderly-friendly gadgets, said Peggy Johnson, a division president for Qualcomm, a company that makes software and computer chips used in cellphones worldwide.
Expect to see a lot more elderly-friendly gadgets from Japan in the next few years.
This paper presents a methodology which aims to investigate the risk of falling associated with the architectural design of staircase elements, in order to suggest best practices to create elderly-friendly design that enhances safety for older adults.
Following a major development project which began in 2003, Poh Ern Shih became the first religious building in the country to incorporate both eco-friendly and elderly-friendly features.
The PSTN-connected glucometer was designed to be elderly-friendly and thus was appropriate for use in this study: the control buttons on glucometer and the screen size of liquid-crystal display (LCD) displaying the glucose results were bigger than those of other commercially available glucometers.
To improve quality and efficiency of care for elderly patients with type 2 diabetes, we introduced elderly-friendly strategies to the clinical decision support system (CDSS -based ubiquitous healthCDSS -basedlthcare ) service, which is an individubiquitousalthealthcarent system using advanced medical information technology.
Be warned: this is not a museum; no friendly elderly women in 18th-century dress will tell you snippets of history or sell you lavender bags.
I started with the later episodes when Columbo was getting on a bit; to me he was like a friendly, elderly uncle.
(On the boat!) The creature, named Brittany, travels with her for the rest of the evening, joining us at a Mexican restaurant where a friendly elderly man at the next table instantly pegs us as Lair campers.
Salad greens were the one thing we couldn't count on from the C.S.A. or local shops that donated food to us, so Christine would scrounge in the cupboards until she found the petty-cash envelope and then send whoever was first to arrive out to the greengrocer on Manhattan Avenue, the one with a friendly, elderly cat and big bunches of decent lettuce for only a dollar-fifty a head.
Mr De Celes said the dog was elderly but healthy, friendly and used to being carried, so there was no logical reason why anyone would deliberately dump it.
