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How to Make Your Home Accessible – 5 Easy Projects
Posted on June 18, 2020 in Senior Safety & Independence
Transitioning into a life of limited mobility is never easy. From ramps and stair lifts to medical alert systems, there are strategies for making homes more comfortable for their elderly residents.
Read MoreHow to Garden with Limited Mobility
Posted on June 16, 2020 in Resources
Gardening is a popular hobby among seniors, and with good reason. It’s healthy, physically stimulating, and outdoors – all factors that can lead to a more fulfilling life as an elderly person.
Read MoreSummer Activities that are Safe and Fun for Seniors
Posted on June 14, 2020 in General
The weather is getting nicer, which means you might be itching to spend more time outside. The summer months are an excellent opportunity for older folks to spend time connecting with friends and family while outdoors.
Read MoreBest Side Job Ideas for Seniors
Posted on June 13, 2020 in Resources
Getting a side job can be a great experience for seniors. But once you decide to pick up a part-time job, which options should you prioritize?
Read MoreAvoiding Dehydration: Tips to Help Seniors Drink More Water
Posted on June 11, 2020 in Resources
With summer on the horizon, seniors might be looking for ways to remain healthy during the seasonal change. Summer brings with it a wealth of opportunity: more occasions to socialize, nicer weather, and more reasons to get outside.
Read MoreThe Statistics on Senior Isolation – and Tips for Beating Loneliness
Posted on June 09, 2020 in General
The facts around senior isolation have increasingly appeared in mainstream media. In the wake of the novel coronavirus pandemic, the elderly are experiencing loneliness at an increased rate, especially amid social distancing and isolating.
Read MoreWhy You Should Tell Your Doctor About Your Falls
Posted on June 08, 2020 in Fall Prevention
It happens to everyone: You’re running an errand, walking into the kitchen, or out for a leisurely stroll, when suddenly, you’re on the ground, your medical alert system at the ready. It happens so quickly that you might not even know its cause.
Read MoreHow to Fall to Minimize Injury
Posted on June 02, 2020 in Fall Prevention
Falling poses the highest risk of non-illness-related injury to seniors, both inside and outside of the house. While there are certain strategies elderly folks can employ to prevent falls, they are not completely avoidable.
Read MoreTips for Living on a Fixed Income
Posted on May 31, 2020 in Resources
If you are retired or otherwise out of work, you’re likely living on a fixed income. This means you receive funds each month, typically from the government and in a set amount. This can be Social Security benefits, a pension, or unemployment payments.
Read MoreTips for Keeping Your Mind Sharp
Posted on May 27, 2020 in General
Everyone experiences the occasional “senior moment.” Perhaps you’ve forgotten someone’s name in the middle of a conversation, or maybe you’ve gone grocery shopping but couldn’t remember your list.
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