The Monsters Are Real: Are these fall hazards lurking in your home?
Every year, one in four seniors experience a fall. The scariest part of this statistic is that most of the falls are preventable. What can you do to prevent keep this monstrous event from happening to you or loved one? Make sure your home environment is safe. Fall Hazards and the Home Home is where […]
Is Aging at Home an Option?
The social landscape of retirement is shifting. Baby boomers, those born between 1946 – 1964, are now reaching the age where retirement is on the horizon. Now, even more than the generation before, staying in the comfort of home instead of nursing home is of the utmost desire. Do you know if you’re ready for […]
Long Term Care, What You Need to Know
Approximately 70 percent of Americans over the age of 65 will need help with their activities of daily living at some point in their golden years. The phrase “long term care” gets thrown around as a way to manage these changes in your healthcare. Most think that long-term care refers only to insurance policies that […]
Keeping Up Appearances—Senior Hygiene
As we age, our ability to perform the daily routine of living often decreases. In many cases, one of the first signs that something is wrong—and that help may be needed—is diminished personal hygiene. The responsibility for noticing that a loved one can no longer care for his or herself without support often falls on […]
Spring-cleaning the House for Senior Safety
Spring is nearly upon us, and if you’re like most households around the region, you’re gearing up for some spring-cleaning. Having a clean and comfortable home can make a huge difference in the quality of life your loved one experiences. Older adults often want to age in the comfort of their own home, but in […]
