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Each year, thousands of older Americans fall at home. Many of them are seriously injured, or worse. Falls are the leading cause of injury death
People with vision loss are almost twice as likely to experience multiple falls as those with normal vision. For those with vision loss, everyday tasks
After a lengthy hospital or rehabilitation facility stay, family members and their aging loved one may find it difficult to proactively take the “next step”
Whether you’re homebound for a few weeks due to surgery or indefinitely due to advanced stages of illness, one thing remains the same; staring at
For seniors who were quite active outside the home, suddenly finding themselves homebound can seem like a cruel prison sentence. Without their normal routine and
It comes as no surprise that as we age, our senses gradually (sometimes dramatically) decline. The most noticeable changes usually affect our vision and hearing,
Providing care for a loved one with dementia is a significant undertaking that can impact every aspect of your life. As a dementia patients’ symptom
Caring for an elderly loved one can be a challenging task for anyone- both professional caregivers of senior homecare and devoted family members alike may
Peak flu season doesn’t take hold until February, but it’s still essential to get immunized as soon as possible- especially for seniors. People over the
Almost one million people have heart attacks each year in the United States. Nearly 80 percent of those who suffer heart attacks are over the
