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Prevent Falls and Tripping Hazards
How a Threshold Ramp Can Help. Keeping your aging parents safe at home is a top priority. Preventing falls is a ...
What Is Someone With Alzheimer’s Thinking?
Insights about dementia from Dr. Peter Rabin. Ever wondered what’s going on in the mind of someone with ...
Does a Will Have to Go Through Probate?
How the Probate Process Works. Many families are caught off guard by the legal maze that follows a loved one’s ...
Restoring Family Relationships While Caring for Aging Parents
How to Manage Family Conflict and Build Trust. Does Dad not listen to you? Are you butting heads with Mom? Is ...
Home Elevators for Aging Parents
Compact, Easy-to-Install Elevators for Any Home. As our loved ones age, maintaining independence at home becomes ...
Easy TV for Seniors You Can Control From Your Phone
Tech to Help Caregivers. Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to troubleshoot Mom’s TV problems without being in the ...
Getting a Parent to Use a Cane or Walker
Fall Prevention Tips. Are you concerned about your aging parent’s balance and safety, but are struggling to ...
Dealing with Lewy Body Dementia
A Caregiver Story. Dementia can be hard to deal with as we help our aging parents, especially when Lewy Body ...
Stairlift Solution if You Don’t Have Straight Stairs
Transforming Homes for Aging Parents. Are you concerned about the safety and mobility of your aging parents at ...
Is Caregiving Hurting Your Marriage?
How to Protect Your Relationship. Caring for aging parents can test even the strongest marriages. Whether the ...
Getting Aging Parents to Make Home Safer
How to Have Conversations about Aging in Place. If you have a parent who wants to stay in their home but you have ...
Does your aging parent’s home need a stairlift?
How does a chairlift work? Falling down the stairs is one of the most common accidents for the elderly. Those ...
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