Safety
Pristine Care: How Hospitals Create a Clean Environment
Today’s hospitals are meticulously designed for health and safety, the result of a complex, rigorous system in place to ensure they meet strict standards of cleanliness. It’s a system that not only protects but also breeds confidence in those who seek medical attention and those who provide it. Appreciating pristine, top-level care is only possible…
Read More6 Signs Your Elder Parent Should No Longer Drive
As our parents age, we often find ourselves taking on roles that help safeguard their well-being. One area many of us overlook, yet is critically important, is determining when it’s time for our elder parents to hang up the keys for good. Here are six signs that indicate your elder parent should no longer drive.…
Read MoreHow To Make Life More Comfortable for A Child in a Wheelchair
The needs and wants of a child in a wheelchair are the same as those of any other child. The only difference is that they might not be able to do what other people can do physically. This doesn’t mean that they can’t still be curious and playful, and it doesn’t mean that their lives…
Read More6 Exercises That Help Support Longevity
To live a long life, prioritizing a healthy and active lifestyle is key. According to the Stanford Center on Longevity, the five lifestyle pillars that help increase longevity and quality of life are: Fitness Stress management Sleep Social relationships Nutrition It’s important to keep our minds and bodies active in order to support these five…
Read More10 Ways to Support Seniors Who Need a Helping Hand
Perhaps you have a senior friend or neighbor who doesn’t have much of a local support system. Their family might live far away, or they might not have any friends nearby. You can pitch in to get them the help they need. And with training resources from Caregiver Support Services, you can develop the skills…
Read MoreMistakes to Avoid After an Injury
Injuries happen every day. Whether it is a car accident, slip and fall, or some other type of incident, people can and do sustain injuries that require medical attention. If you are injured in an accident, there are many things to consider. Below is a list of mistakes to avoid after an injury: Not Hiring…
Read MoreCaregiver Post-Pandemic Rebound: It’s Time to Get Back To Life
With vaccination rates up and cases dropping, many of us are struggling with the notion of how best to reenter the world after months of isolation and personal and financial stress. While the world is certainly different on many fronts, we’re all emerging from an unusually trying time. Especially caregivers. As such, to rebuild personal…
Read MoreWhat are Seniors’ Largest Concerns about Cloud Storage?
Norton’s Newest Survey Findings Norton’s newest survey findings regarding Americans’ confidence in cloud-based platforms securing their confidential data. Spoiler alert: People aren’t so keen on putting their sensitive information on the cloud. In fact, 54% trust a piece of paper above all else, including seniors. The Top 3 Findings from the Survey According to our survey of…
Read More4 Additions: Improving Your Home for Better Accessibility
The ability to move freely at home is an expectation that many take for granted. Yet, for individuals whose mobility has been impacted by age or disease, having the ability to access every part of the home is a more complex matter. The following are four important additions that you might seek out to improve…
Read MoreWhat has COVID-19 Taught us about the Way we Live?
If there is one thing that has been highlighted during the pandemic, it is that no matter where you work safety in the workplace is important. In fact, we can probably agree that COVID-19 has brought to light the importance of handwashing, social distancing, and keeping the environments where we live and work clean. There…
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