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The “Why” Behind Installing a Stair Lift

The “Why” Behind Installing a Stair Lift

Everyone’s living situation is different. Some people may have to work harder than others to achieve independent living, especially when stairs are involved in the home. Falling is one of the most common reasons why people get injured in the home. A study from 2014...
Easy to Care for House Pets

Easy to Care for House Pets

Pets provide many benefits to homeowners. They can be especially important for people enjoying senior living, as they can provide companionship throughout every day. One reason why people with mobility concerns are hesitant about owning a pet is because of the...
Weather Changes: Mesh vs. Solid Surface Ramp

Weather Changes: Mesh vs. Solid Surface Ramp

Adverse weather conditions can be difficult for a person with mobility limitations to navigate. Even having a wheelchair ramp installed at your home may require extra caution when the surface is wet, icy, or slippery in other ways. According to the Centers for Disease...
Accessibility Obstacles in Public Places

Accessibility Obstacles in Public Places

Anyone who uses a wheelchair or mobility scooter regularly encounters accessibility obstacles daily. Things like curbs in parking lots, soft or uneven ground, narrow doorways, and other similar things don’t seem like a big deal to a person who is not in a wheelchair,...
How to Make 2021 the Greatest Year

How to Make 2021 the Greatest Year

The year 2020 was a rough one for many people for numerous reasons. As the page has turned to the new year, you have the opportunity to have a different outlook and a better perspective on what 2021 will be. You may not be able to control certain circumstances, but...
The Top New Year’s Resolutions for Seniors

The Top New Year’s Resolutions for Seniors

Making a New Year’s resolution is a tradition for many people at the beginning of every year. If you’ve struggled with keeping yours in past years, come into 2021 with a positive attitude and put together a plan to ensure you remain accountable for achieving your...
3 Ways to Accommodate a Temporary Disability

3 Ways to Accommodate a Temporary Disability

Experiencing a sudden injury that leads to a temporary disability can be a lifestyle change that’s hard to deal with at first. According to the Centers for Disease and Control Prevention, mobility is the most common type of disability and impacts roughly one out of...
Buying vs. Renting Mobility Products

Buying vs. Renting Mobility Products

Mobility products can make life significantly easier for people with disabilities or mobility limitations. In some situations, the biggest question is whether it makes the most sense to buy them or rent them. If you have a permanent disability, then buying a mobility...
Long-Term Disability Mobility Solutions

Long-Term Disability Mobility Solutions

People with long-term disabilities need solutions to ensure they can maintain the highest quality of life possible. Mobility equipment like a power wheelchair or a stair lift can be rented, but it’s likely more cost-effective to purchase these items if you’ll be using...
Steps to Take to Age in Place Successfully

Steps to Take to Age in Place Successfully

The aging population has trended toward the desire to live at home as they get older rather than moving into an assisted living facility. It makes sense in many different ways to age in place, but some adjustments might have to be made to make it a successful...
When is Aging in Place an Option?

When is Aging in Place an Option?

If you have an aging parent with a desire to remain at home as long as possible, it’s important to look at different aspects to ensure it’s the right decision. According to an AARP survey, roughly 75% of adults age 50 and older prefer to stay in their home as they get...
Chronic Pain Mobility Tips

Chronic Pain Mobility Tips

Living with chronic pain isn’t easy, but many people are forced to deal with it. In a 2016 report published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 20% of adults in the United States deal with chronic pain. This type of pain can impact everything...