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Small Home Improvements to Increase Senior SafetyThe Baby Boomers are moving into the age of AARP. This means an increased necessity to keep them safe so they don't pile into the doctor's office all at the same time and thereby make you have to wait longer.
Senior Safety on Ice and Snow with YakTrax and PathLighterWe all know seniors who get out on slick sidewalks and such. The following article has three very helpful products to increase your senior's safety this winter.
How to Keep Seniors Safe and Independant at HomeCaring for your aged parents or grandparents may seem overwhelming, but there are steps you can take to help them stay safely in their own home. Your interest will make both of you feel more secure.- Finally Healthy, ASU Safety Tabach Emerging as LeaderSenior safety Max Tabach has seen just about every level of the depth chart while at ASU. After much adversity, Tabach has finally reached the top.
- Help Keep Your Senior Loved One Independent with These TipsTips for seniors and their families.
- Keeping Seniors Safe in the Summer HeatAs the warm summer days creep closer, it is vitally important to remember that senior citizens are especially prone to serious consequences as the result of exposure to excessive heat.
- Electrical Improvements For Senior SafetyFrom power generators to LED lights, there are many home improvements that can vastly improve the lives of the elderly.
- Bathroom ImprovementsWhile remodeling the bathroom for senior safety, it's a good idea to keep the environment in mind. It's very simple to design a bathroom around senior safety while implementing eco-friendly options. Caregivers have an important responsibility in safety.
- Senior Safety: Is Your Cane Adjusted Properly and Are You Using it on the Correct Side?How do I use a cane properly and fit it to work best for me? Read on and you will find the answers to these basic cane issues.
- Senior Safety - How to Safely Stand Up and Sit Down from a ChairFor many senior citizens, getting up from a chair is no longer easy. This simple step-by-step guide can help make sitting and standing less of a chore and improve safety at home.
- Senior Safety - What You Should Do when You Fall Down and 4 Things to Do Now Just in CaseIf you have ever fallen, you know how frightening this can be and how many thoughts race through your mind. " Did I break my hip? Will I ever be able to walk again? Am I still going to be able to live independently? What do I do now?"
- Senior Safety - How to Climb Stairs when One Leg is Injured or WeakClimbing stairs can be a challenge if you have had an injury or one leg is weaker. Here are a few safety pointers. I am assuming that you are able to bear full weight on both legs.
- Senior Safety - Bathroom Hazards and Quick FixesThis article will show you how to identify and reduce safety hazards in an older person's bathroom.
- Senior Safety - Bedroom Hazards and Quick FixesThis article shows you how to correct bedroom safety hazards and take preventive measures to help avoid potentially life-altering disasters.
- Senior Safety - 5 Simple Exercises to Lessen Fall RiskMany seniors become more sedentary as the years go by. This can lead to weakness and decreased balance which increase fall risk. Here are a few simple exercises that can help.
- Senior Safety - 5 Key Signs Your Elderly Parent Has a Significant Risk of Falling - What You Can DoHow can you tell if someone has a significant risk of falling? The following 5 indicators can give you a heads-up that your senior loved one is at increased risk. Read on for strategies to help lessen this risk.
- Senior Safety - Kitchen Hazards and Quick FixesIn this article, I will show you how to identify and reduce kitchen hazards, keeping you and your elderly loved ones safer.
- Senior Safety at HomeSeniors can be safer in their homes, by following these tips...