Protect Your Hearing Month

Can you hear me now? According to the Hearing Loss Association of America, 48 million people have some degree of hearing loss. When noise-induced, this condition is preventable. Yet, the issue of hearing loss is often passed off as someone just being “hard of hearing.” October is National Protect Your Hearing Month. One in every…

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5 Myths About Aging

When it comes to aging, there should be nothing to fear. Like a fine wine, we only get better with age – right? Unfortunately, some myths about the aging process can make people stress over each birthday that passes. We debunk five common misconceptions of aging. Getting Older Is Sad Several studies show that seniors…

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GPS Tracking Devices for Seniors

According to the Alzheimer’s Association, 6 in 10 people with dementia will wander and periods of disorientation worsen as the disease progresses. Confusion and wandering can lead to serious injury or death in older people, but these dangers can be prevented with GPS technology. There are several location devices for the elderly to wear in…

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Is Life Better in a Skilled Nursing Facility?

When a loved one’s health starts to decline, the family must weigh all possible options to determine what’s best for quality of life. If the senior lives alone, has a health condition or is at increased risk for falls, it may be time to consider skilled nursing care as a serious option. Although your family…

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