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How Caregivers Can Access What They Need From Home

How Caregivers Can Access What They Need From Home

Being a primary caregiver is similar to having a full-time job where you’re always on the clock. According to the National Alliance for Caregiving, over 65 million people provide care for an elderly loved one and spend around 20 hours per week doing so. While some of...
3 Tips to Protect and Improve Your Brain Health

3 Tips to Protect and Improve Your Brain Health

The most important organ in the human body is arguably the brain. It needs to be protected at all costs, which may mean changing some daily habits for the better. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 11.2% of people age 45 and older believe...
4 Tips for Safe Lifting Practices

4 Tips for Safe Lifting Practices

Caregivers have a difficult enough job ensuring patients have what they need to live a healthy and safe life. What makes the job even more difficult is when the patient weighs more than the caregiver, and the patient requires assistance when getting up from their...
4 Tips to Stay Socially Connected When Living Alone

4 Tips to Stay Socially Connected When Living Alone

It can be tough for seniors living at home to feel connected with the outside world. Senior living should be enjoyable, though, and feelings of isolation can have negative effects on your mental health. Whether you’re a senior with a disability and can’t leave the...
A Guide for a Multigenerational Household

A Guide for a Multigenerational Household

Whether it’s your parents moving in with you or your in-laws, chances are you may not have been planning to live in a multigenerational household. While it can be nice to have other helpful hands in the house, there still has to be some boundaries set to make the...
How to Prepare Your Home Before a Hip Replacement

How to Prepare Your Home Before a Hip Replacement

Hip replacement surgery is one of the most common types of surgery performed throughout the United States every year. Most patients have to stay in the hospital for at least a few days, but can then be released to recover at home for the next several months. The...
Warmer Weather Tips for Seniors

Warmer Weather Tips for Seniors

The spring and summer seasons are the most common times of the year for people to enjoy the outdoors, take vacations, sit by the pool and other similar activities. As you get older, you have to monitor your health a little more closely and take preventative measures...
Simple Spring Cleaning Tips

Simple Spring Cleaning Tips

Spring is in the air and there’s no better time than the present to get some serious house cleaning done. Your caregiver providing senior care may do a lot of the dirty work for you, but there are still some things you can do to prepare. Anything from unorganized...
Questions to Ask a Potential Caregiver

Questions to Ask a Potential Caregiver

When families have an elderly loved one that requires caregiving services, tough decisions have to be made. Some families don’t have the luxury of being able to be there for their loved one as a primary caregiver, so they have to look at other options. For seniors...
How to Pick a Stair Lift to Meet Your Needs

How to Pick a Stair Lift to Meet Your Needs

Investing in a stair lift is one of the safest things you can do to prevent falls. Going up and down the stairs for people with mobility limitations or balance concerns can be dangerous. With a stair lift, you simply sit on the seat, secure yourself, push a button and...
Improve Accessibility Around Your Home

Improve Accessibility Around Your Home

Seniors who have a desire to age in place need to live in an easily accessible home. Trying to navigate through a home with cluttered floors, stairs that are difficult to climb, raised entryways and more are unsafe and inconvenient. Simply installing a wheelchair ramp...
How to Find the Perfect Wheelchair Ramp for You

How to Find the Perfect Wheelchair Ramp for You

People with mobility concerns should take proper precautions to make their living space safer. Stairs are often difficult to navigate for aging adults, but even things like raised entries in doorways can be problematic and create trip hazards. According to the...
Heartwarming Advice from Seniors

Heartwarming Advice from Seniors

If there’s one thing you can count on, it’s the great advice we can all get from our aging population. Seniors have lived through so much, experienced highs and lows and gained an enormous amount of wisdom along the way. Whether you’re a part of the aging population,...
How to Avoid Scams that Target Seniors

How to Avoid Scams that Target Seniors

Scams are common across the country and worldwide. Many scams today target seniors and the aging population for several reasons. A couple of the reasons are because they are more vulnerable and many have more money in their bank account. Many different types of scams...
Common Questions Surrounding Home Elevators

Common Questions Surrounding Home Elevators

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have an elevator in the comfort of your home? It may seem unreasonable to you due to the size and space of a commercial elevator, but a home elevator is different. People with mobility limitations need something to help...
Creative Tools and Resources for Caregivers

Creative Tools and Resources for Caregivers

Being a primary caregiver for a loved one can be a rewarding job to have. It can also be a stressful one. Taking care of an elderly loved one requires patience, mental strength and creativity, among other attributes. Sometimes you have to dig deep to find new ways to...
All About Assistance Dogs

All About Assistance Dogs

Assistance dogs are amazing companions and guide their owners to help them stay out of harm’s way. These dogs are specially trained to help people with disabilities or conditions that require assistance. They are especially important for seniors striving for...