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Lifestyle
October 2nd, 2023
Hobbies Keep Older Adults Active, Happy, and Healthy
Engaging in enjoyable hobbies and active participation in social activities is vital for the well-being of older adults. After retirement, you suddenly have a lot of time on your hands. Hobbies keep a person active and engaged.
Lifestyle
January 23rd, 2025
8 Of Our Favourite Cars for Older Drivers
If you love driving, those feelings don't disappear as you get older. Driving needs may change, and your physical health and mobility might change too. Matching yourself with the right vehicle will keep you on the road.
Government
May 20th, 2022
Voter Access Program Helps Aging Adults Get to the Polls
How will you get to the polls in the next election? For older people, that can often be a challenge. A major ride-share company is now working with several organizations to get older people to the polls without charge.
Health
May 19th, 2022
5 Immediate Things to Do After a Personal Injury Accident
Accidents happen. When they do there are steps you should take for yourself or a loved one including immediate medical attention and legal counsel. Older people are at bigger risk for falls and accidents, even in long-term care facilities.
Homecare
May 31st, 2023
Designing Accessible Bathrooms for Older Adults to Maintain Independence
As we get older or suffer from a disability, we often become dependent on others. We take for granted our ability to perform routine living activities like using the bathroom and related hygiene that goes with that. There are actions we can take now to maintain independence.
Health
May 17th, 2022
The 5 Most Common Car Accident Injuries
Car accidents can happen. The CDC says over 3 million people went to the ER due to motor vehicle crash injuries. These are the top five most common reported care accident injuries in the United States.
Health
May 16th, 2022
Aging, Chronic Illnesses and Genetic Disorders Driving Regenerative Medicine
Significant advances have been made in the field of regenerative medicine. With the worldwide population getting older, more people suffer from chronic health and mobility issues, destroying their quality of life.
Homecare
May 13th, 2022
Product Provides Remote Wellness Checks for Monitoring Seniors at Home
While remaining at home and aging in place is ideal for most people in their golden years, it is often difficult due to declining health and mobility problems. New technology can provide tools to help older people to stay at home.
Homecare
March 10th, 2026
Family Caregivers Resist Asking for Help - Care Recipients Usually Don't Want the Help - No Plan Means a Family Crisis
Older people tend to be stubborn but guess what? Most of us at all ages are often stubborn as well. Older adults avoid asking for help "aging in place." Family caregivers avoid asking for help as well. Being open to help will benefit everyone. Being open to planning will help avoid the crisis in the first place.
Lifestyle
May 11th, 2022
You Will Get to Retire - These Five Steps Help You Prepare
Many people have failed to plan at all for their future retirement, and many are only partially prepared. From financial planning to estate planning, there are steps you can take now to enjoy retirement later.
Care Facilities
May 10th, 2022
Top 4 Ways Medical Facilities Sterilize Devices - Preventing Spread of Disease Especially Vital for Older People in Care
Health care professionals have been concerned with preventing the spread of infections well before COVID-19. Today, hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities, and doctor's offices work even harder to stop the spread.
Lifestyle
May 9th, 2022
Preserving Family History for the Next Generation - Keep Your Family History Alive
Genetics connects humans to each other, but common ancestors, our family, share unique connections and relationships. Collecting family history and preserving it is a project that can be rewarding and beneficial.