Are you considering placing an elderly loved one in an assisted living facility? The best thing you can do before committing to that idea is research what assisted living facilities have to offer your loved one. Many people tend to go into the notion of sending a loved one into such a home “blind” – that is to say, without knowing much about assisted living facilities. This brief article will rectify that situation by explaining a few facts you might not know about assisted living facilities. Read More»
What if you could walk into a big electronics or warehouse store and buy a hearing aid off the shelf, rather than have an audiologist or independent hearing aid retailer customize a personal solution to your hearing problems?
That isn’t too far away, some professionals say, because the market of more than 36 million adults with hearing loss is attractive to hearing device manufacturers who may wish to streamline the process of getting hearing help. Read More»
Every relationship takes time and 100% effort for both partners in order for it to be successful. The two of you must learn to see the other’s perspective and think of how much you love each other, rather than completely focusing on the things that make you feel anger or resentment towards each other. Since this can often times be hard in certain situations, it can be helpful to go to relationship counseling together. Read More»
Walk-in bathtubs are a great addition to an accessible bathroom for the senior in your family who is trying to stay independent for as long as possible. These tubs eliminate the high side that can so frequently cause falls while providing a secure seat for those who have mobility issues. This makes it easier for older loved ones to be able to maintain their own self-care routine without having to depend on the support of someone else to get in and out of the bath. Read More»
Living with a decreased sense of sight offers many challenges for everyday living. The good news is that there are many different things you can do to live a full life, despite the fact that you are living with macular degeneration.
Here are some tips to help you see well while you are in your house:
Adjust the Lighting in Your Home
As someone living with macular degeneration, you will notice that both an environment that is too bright or too dark will limit your vision. Read More»
