Senior Safety
Reducing Fall Risk with the Right Footwear
Elderly Care in Spokane WA: One of the most important things that you can do as a family caregiver is take steps to reduce the risk of your loved one suffering a fall. Each year throughout the United States there are approximately 29 million falls suffered by adults over the age of 65 with a large percentage of these suffering potentially serious injuries. Those who suffer falls are at greatly increased risk for suffering another fall within the next six months.
Read MoreWhat’s the Best Way to Help Seniors Take Medication Safely?
Elderly Care in Spokane Valley WA: Many older adults take multiple medications to manage conditions. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says that 29 percent of Americans take more than one. Taking several different medications increases the risk for drug interactions and medication mix-ups.
Read MoreIs it Possible to Fall Proof Your Senior's Stairway?
Elder Care in Spokane WA: It might not be possible to make your elderly family member’s stairway completely fall proof, but there are definitely some steps you can take to make a fall far less likely.
Read MoreHow Can You Help Your Aging Adult See That Driving May No Longer Be Safe?
Home Care in Spokane South Hill WA: All too often, aging adults are not excited to talk about quitting driving. What can help is finding the right way to explain that their driving habits are not safe. These ideas can help.
Read MoreKeeping Elderly Loved Ones Financially Safe Online
Elder Care in Liberty Lake WA: Even though elderly people aren’t generally as computer-savvy as their younger relatives, many seniors are getting online to enjoy the benefits of technology. Connecting with family members, learning about new topics and shopping are changing the way that elderly loved ones live.
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