How to Buy a Hearing Aid With so many types and hundreds of brands to choose from, seniors are often overwhelmed when buying a hearing aid. This guide will help.
Constipation: Causes and Treatments Older people are more likely than younger people to become constipated. Keep in mind, constipation is a symptom, not a disease.
An Overview of Dental Care Dental care is too often neglected, which can lead to serious diseases of the teeth and gums.
The Importance of Senior Dental Care Good dental care is essential but often neglected. But it shouldn't be! Oral health problems can affect overall health.
Personal Hygiene and Handling Daily Tasks Sometimes, slips in personal hygiene, such as dirty clothes or unkempt hair, point to bigger issues, such as depression, hidden health problems, or the beginning of dementia or cognitive decline.
My mother is having a hard time getting in and out of the tub. How can we all feel more secure and allow her to have independence? Bath chairs and grab bars can help your elderly loved one bath independently. Read full answer.
My bathroom is very small and there is no room for my husband to maneuver his walker when the door is opened into the room. Any suggestions? One option is to reverse the swing of the door. It may be possible to change the swing out into the hall or the bedroom. This change will require a bit of handyman work and some paint, but could be a good option. Read full answer.
Is there a special height that I must install a grab bar in my bathroom? There is generally no mandated height requirement or placement locations for grab bars in a single family home. Your bars should be placed at a height that feels most comfortable and secure. Read full answer.
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I know how hard that is because my normally sweet mother did the same stubborn thing. She had been so sick she’d gotten down to 82 pounds, yet would clinch her teeth when I got half way through feeding her.
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