Five Low-cost Safety Changes You Can Make at Home
Keeping your senior as safe as possible at home is likely a big goal for you and for her. These tips can be implemented quickly
Jay Bloodsworth
May 5, 2020
Keeping your senior as safe as possible at home is likely a big goal for you and for her. These tips can be implemented quickly
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Unfortunately, the coronavirus pandemic has many people on edge. If your elderly loved one is feeling anxiety as a result of this pandemic, it is
Your elderly loved one is getting older. The older they get, the slower their metabolism gets. This can cause them to gain weight, feel more
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Whether she’s ready or not, you’ve noticed your mom is having a much harder time with certain tasks. She doesn’t keep up with laundry. Her
After the age of 55, it’s estimated that almost nine percent of the men and women in the U.S. have disabling hearing loss. Most people
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Retinal artery occlusion is the medical term for an eye stroke. Like all of the organs in the body, the eyes need a good supply
