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Home Features That Make Aging in Place Easier and Safer
You want to stay independent as you age, and the home you choose plays a major role in that. These seven design features can make daily life easier now and prevent safety risks later to allow you to age in place, even when you need extended care at home.
CPR Training Saves Lives: Why Every Home, Workplace, and Care Facility Must Be Prepared
You may never expect to perform CPR, but emergencies happen everywhere, not just in a hospital, such as long-term care facilities, offices, retail stores, and even at home. Knowing when to use CPR, how it works, and when not to perform it helps protect your loved ones and save lives.
Understanding Secondary and Medical Trauma: How Hidden Wounds Shape Mental Health
You may not see trauma on the surface, but its effects can be just as real as a physical injury. Secondary and medical trauma often develop quietly and can disrupt your emotional stability, health, and daily life unless identified early and treated with professional support.
AI Technology is Transforming Aging Safely Through Winter
Winter increases the risk of falls, isolation, and health complications for older adults. Learn how AI-powered tools, smart home systems, and wearables help you stay safe, connected, and independent at home — and why long-term care planning still matters.
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Jay Leno Has Conservatorship for Wife Mavis After Alzheimer's Diagnosis
Comedian Jay Leno has taken legal steps to have conservatorship for his wife, Mavis, following her Alzheimer's diagnosis. Leno's decision reflects his commitment to ensuring the best care and support for his spouse during her battle with this challenging condition.
Arthur Caplan Backs Advance Directives to Refuse Spoon-Feeding in Dementia Care
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Trump’s Leg Swelling Diagnosis: White House Confirms Chronic Venous Insufficiency
President Trump, 79, has been diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), a common condition in older adults. While usually benign, unmanaged cases can lead to complications that affect mobility, care needs, and quality of life.
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Managing Vein Health: Understanding the Risks and Prevention Strategies as You Age
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Cybersecurity for Caregivers: How to Protect Your Loved Ones' Digital Assets
As a caregiver, understanding cybersecurity measures is vital to safeguard your loved ones' digital assets. By employing appropriate security practices, you can protect against unauthorized access, ensuring the privacy and integrity of these digital resources.
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Diamonds have become a symbol of love, commitment, and prestige. As such, they are often incorporated into engagement rings, wedding bands, and other jewelry pieces that are worn as a statement of one's personal style and status at all ages.
Gray Divorce: Why Document Updates Matter for Splitting Couples Over 50
Divorce changes more than your personal life — it can upend medical, legal, and financial documents that shape aging, caregiving, long-term care, and retirement planning. Learn how to update powers of attorney, beneficiary forms, and care agreements to protect your loved one’s future and your peace of mind.