Mobility products are essential elements for helping the elderly or infirm maintain an independent lifestyle. As technology is constantly evolving, the styles and capabilities of mobility products are
Caregiver Advice Sheet – Washing & Bathing
For most adults, washing is a personal and private activity. When you are helping someone with dementia to wash, it is important to be sensitive and tactful and to respect their dignity. A few simple
Seven Memory Aids For Individuals With Alzheimer's Disease
Alzheimer’s disease is the major cause of progressive memory loss in people over the age of 65. It is a degenerative disease and usually starts with slight memory loss which eventually leads to severe
Fall Prevention for Seniors: Tips to Prevent Falls at Home
From slick floors to overzealous pets, our homes are filled with obstacles that can cause us to fall. The dangers of fall-related injuries are especially high for senior citizens. In fact, one-third o
Managing Caregiving Techniques that Can Help
Did you ever wish you could just pick up the phone and call someone who would take stock of your situation, help you access the right services, counsel you and your family to help resolve some of your
Seniors and Driving: The Importance of Having Early and Frequent Conversations With Senior Loved Ones
The U.S. population aged 65 and older is estimated to increase from 47 million in 2015 to 72 million in 2030, according to U.S. Census data, meaning more senior drivers will be on the roads. This also
Getting Loved Ones to Accept Assisted Living
Convincing an elderly or senior loved one to move from the comfort of a home he or she has known for many years into an assisted living situation can be one of the toughest hurdles for families to acc
Tips for a Safe Senior Living Environment
Seniors are more prone to safety hazards at home due to low vision, falls and improper furniture choices. Make sure you or your senior loved ones are equipped with the following tips on designing a sa
Caregiver Advice – Washing & Bathing
For most adults, washing is a personal and private activity. When you are helping someone with dementia to wash, it is important to be sensitive and tactful and to respect their dignity. A few simple