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The Scary Reality of Alzheimer’s and Wandering Off

The Scary Reality of Alzheimer’s and Wandering Off

Alzheimer’s is such a complex disease that it can be difficult to focus on all the different ways it affects a loved one’s mind, body and even their lifestyle. Simple things such as taking medications and driving pose serious threats to a dementia patient’s safety,...
How a Medical Alert Device Helps Caregivers

How a Medical Alert Device Helps Caregivers

With more than one in four seniors experiencing a fall every year, promoting senior safety is now more important than ever. Since obstacles like elderly falls and medical emergencies threaten a senior’s ability to age independently, caregivers need to find ways to...
What To Do When COPD Gets Worse During The Winter

What To Do When COPD Gets Worse During The Winter

As the weather gets colder and winter settles in, it’s not always the cold that has a negative effect on our bodies. Some people actually see more health repercussions from turning UP the heat while indoors. Anyone living with COPD, or chronic obstructive pulmonary...
The Top 10 Tips for Caring for an Elderly Parent

The Top 10 Tips for Caring for an Elderly Parent

Written by guest blogger Sadie Cornelius, SafeSmartLiving.com Our parents raise us from the day we are born well into early adulthood. However, there comes a tipping point in everyone’s life when the roles reverse. Unfortunately, it’s inevitable that our parents’...
A Diabetic’s Guide to Thanksgiving

A Diabetic’s Guide to Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving dinner is one of the most highly-anticipated meals of the entire year, but it can be disastrous on your waistline. Not only are the stuffing, cranberry sauce and potatoes packed with carbohydrates, but they’re also high in calories. In fact, the Calorie...
Switching Doctors Once You Turn 65

Switching Doctors Once You Turn 65

Turning 65 is a milestone birthday that comes with many new changes–and that’s not necessarily a bad thing! You have more options available to you: you can now choose to retire, be covered by Medicare and collect Social Security benefits. But something else you...
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