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Six Home Modifications for Seniors to Maximize Life at Home

Posted by Guest Writer · January 22, 2021

Aging at home can be a comfortable and economical option for most seniors. Most seniors feel safe and 'at home' in their dwellings. But they can be sites for dangerous accidents, slips, and falls. Plus, inappropriate lighting, clutter, and other settings that aren't senior-friendly can make it challenging for the aging adults of a family to perform daily living activities.

In this post, we've rounded up six home modifications for elderly persons that will help you create a safe and comfortable abode for your aging loved ones. Use these tips to help seniors age in place and make the most of their lives.

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What You Might Not Know About Ambulance Rides

Posted by Guest Writer · June 29, 2020

Ambulance rides can be a scary experience, depending on the emergency. Not only this, but they can be rather expensive. In this article, we cover essential facts to consider as well as ways to save money on ambulance rides.

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Four Ways Grandparents Benefit from Regular Interaction with Grandkids

Posted by Guest Writer · June 01, 2020

If you are a grandparent, you know the wonderful feeling you get when you welcome a new grandchild into your life. The saying is true — there is no other feeling like that of being a grandparent. It's so different than becoming a parent.

The love you feel for your grandchild is different from the love you feel for your children. The expectations and roles are similar yet different. As a grandchild, the love you feel for your grandparents is likely different than the love you feel for your parents due to the same reasons.

Here are a few ways that spending time with grandkids benefits grandparents.

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The Guide to Dementia Caregiving

Posted by Guest Writer · April 27, 2020

It can be stressful to learn that someone you love has been diagnosed with dementia. You may be concerned about how they're feeling after the diagnosis or overwhelmed by all of your own emotions, from grief to anger. This guide walks you through what a dementia diagnosis means, what you might expect during your time as a caregiver, and tips to remember as you go into this experience.

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The Guide to Cancer Caregiving

Posted by Guest Writer · April 16, 2020

Learning that a friend or family member has been diagnosed with cancer can be overwhelming for anyone. It's a scary time filled with immense dread and uncertainty. If you find yourself in the position of your loved one's caregiver, this can add additional stress.

Caregivers help the patient make decisions, encourage and support them through treatment, and assist with day-to-day self-care. You may not feel qualified for this role, and you likely have a lot of questions.

This guide walks you through what a cancer diagnosis means, what you might expect during your time as a caregiver, and tips to remember as you go into this experience.

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Caregiver Statistics: An Inside Look at the Life of a Caregiver

Posted by Brandon Landgraf · March 25, 2020

Whether you’re a new or veteran caregiver, you understand the lifestyle that comes with holding such responsibilities. At times, it can be a very lonely and overwhelming position to be in. When someone relies heavily on you to maintain and improve their quality of life, it can feel as if there’s a constant weight being applied to you daily. We’ve compiled these caregiver statistics to help you know what comes with being a caregiver and the positive & negative sides of being a caregiver so you can feel less lonely and take preemptive steps to make life easier.

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