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How to Support Your Elderly Loved Ones

How to Support Your Elderly Loved Ones

Aging is an inevitable part of life, and as time passes, we begin to require more support and care. Providing love and assistance to our elderly loved ones is an opportunity to show our gratitude for all the wisdom, love,

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Staying Active in Older Age

As we age, we begin to slow down and become more sedentary, but this does not mean we have to stop prioritizing our health and fitness. In fact, regular physical activity and exercise is one of the most important things

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Overview of Hospital Beds

The decision to purchase a home hospital bed, for yourself or a loved one, can feel overwhelming. With so many types of hospital beds for home use available, it can be confusing knowing which home hospital bed is right for

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Maintaining Senior Independence

Maintaining independence can be one of the biggest challenges of growing older. As age increases and health declines, everyday activities grow more difficult and assistance may become necessary. This can be hard to come to terms with because independence is

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Senior or elderly adult using grab bar for bathroom safety

Bathroom Safety & Fall Prevention

Bathrooms are one of the most dangerous rooms in the home for elderly adults. They are full of hard surfaces, sharp corners, and slick floors, making them unforgiving spaces for falls. One in four adults, aged 65 or older, experience

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Helpful Ways to Safely Walk Outdoors

Walking is the most popular form of exercise in the U.S. and is a great low-impact, aerobic activity, especially for elderly adults. Experts recommend adults aged 65 and older spend at least 150 minutes a week engaged in moderate aerobic

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