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Long Term Care for Seniors Slideshow From Kaiser Family Foundation & JAMA

January 6, 2014 By Mark Hager

We are hearing more and more about long term care for seniors. It is no wonder, either, with the number of retired Baby Boomers growing. They, along with everyone else, should be keenly interested in protecting their health, family and lifestyle during a period of need. This is what long term care planning can help […]

Filed Under: Featured, Money and Finance for Aging in Place, Planning Tagged With: JAMA, Kaiser Family Foundation, long term care, Planning, seniors

Cold Weather Safety Tips for Seniors

January 4, 2014 By Mark Hager

It’s January, and it’s cold. Keeping warm is always an issue, but for seniors who may have poor circulation, take certain medications or have other conditions, it may be even more of a challenge. While turning up the heat may be the best and easiest way to stay warm, it may not be the most economical. Here are […]

Filed Under: Featured, Home Safety - Tips for a safe home Tagged With: home safety, seniors, winter

Last Minute Christmas Gifts For Elderly Family Or Friends

December 21, 2013 By Mark Hager

There are only a few more days to pick up those last minute Christmas gifts for elderly family members. It can be tough buying gifts for people who seem to have everything or have little need for unnecessary things. So, if you’re still in search of a meaningful gift, here are a few suggestions in […]

Filed Under: Holidays Tagged With: christmas, elderly, gift ideas, holidays, seniors

Jitterbug Plus

August 12, 2013 By Mark Hager

Senior cellphone - Jitterbug Plus

The Jitterbug Plus is another contender in the senior cell phone arena and follows in the footsteps of the other Jitterbug cell phones. Some of the features this phone has include a bright color screen that shows the large numbers well, back-lit keypad with big buttons, crisp on-screen graphics, amplified speaker with clear sound, easy […]

Filed Under: Senior Cell Phones Tagged With: cellphone, elderly aging in place, Jitterbug Plus, senior cell phone, senior cell phones, seniors

What is elder care?

July 20, 2013 By Mark Hager

What is elder care

This is a fairly simple explanation for the question, “What is elder care?” Elder care is best defined as any number of personal care and health care services available to seniors that are tailored to help meet their needs as they age. Services can include everything from home care services, assisted living, occupational therapy or […]

Filed Under: Caregiving, Featured Tagged With: Aging in Place, Caregiving, elder care, elderly, Planning, seniors, what is elder care

Accessible Bathroom Counters & Cabinets – Photos

July 19, 2013 By Mark Hager

Accessible bathroom counters & cabinets

Accessible bathroom counters make your bath more user friendly & convenient. You might think that a counter is just a counter; nothing could be further than the truth. There are many ways to think about accessibility when thinking about remodeling your bathroom. For instance, an elderly or senior person aging in place being able to […]

Filed Under: Home Remodeling Photos Tagged With: accessible bathroom counters, Aging in Place, cabinets, elderly, photos, seniors, storage

Just5 J510 Senior Cell Phone

July 19, 2013 By Mark Hager

Just5 - Senior cellphone J510

The Just5 J510 senior cell phone is fairly new to the market and is a re-design of the Just5 J509. This upgraded phone boasts a brighter, modern icon and symbol design, and comes in a host of new colors. You’ll find some of the same features in the J510 as in the previous model, including […]

Filed Under: Aging in Place technology, Featured, Senior Cell Phones Tagged With: Aging in Place, cell phone plans, elderly, J510, Just5, senior cell phone, senior cell phones, seniors

Accessible Showers

July 17, 2013 By Mark Hager

Accessible showers should be part of any aging in place bathroom remodeling project, due to the fact they can be built to be accessible for anyone; including those who are in a wheelchair. These showers are designed to not only provide for a person’s safety in the shower through no or low-lip entries, grab bars, non-slip flooring, etc. A bathroom that is designed properly & fully will incorporate these and other features, through the use of Universal Design or accessible design principles, hardware and materials. This combination will help create a safe showering experience for people of all abilities & ages.

Filed Under: Home Remodeling Photos Tagged With: Accessibility Design, Accessibility Option, Accessible Shower, accessible showers, Aging in Place, Amazing Showers, bathroom remodeling, Cdata, elderly, Home Remodeling, photos, Remodeling Projects, Safe Shower, seniors, Shower Designs, Shower Photo

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