Health And Wellness
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Caregiving for Persons with Dementia
I often read sites dedicated to senior health care from around the country. Here are some good tips from Family Eldercare of Austin, Texas. Whether you’re the regular caregiver, allowing someone a vacation respite, or dealing with … Continue
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Comprehensive Geriatric Evaluations
Today, let’s talk about Comprehensive Geriatric Evaluations. These assessments or evaluations are different from a regular medical exam in a number of ways. Instead of a single physician looking for a particular illness or problem, the assessment … Continue
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Moving Gracefully Along Your Own time Line
As I work with seniors, I listen. From them, I learn that most seniors actually have a pretty good understanding of their own limitations. They also have a fear of the unknown, and of losing their independence. … Continue
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Safe Travels for Seniors
Are you worried about getting your folks back from Florida, or concerned about navigating the airports when you travel by yourself? Could you use an extra pair of hands traveling with your loved one? Consider hiring a … Continue
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Alzheimers: 10 tips for keeping your independence
The Alzheimer’s Association has published a tip sheet called 10 Tips for Keeping Your Independence. It’s a really good and concise overview of how we can all actively participate in meeting the challenges of aging, and not just … Continue
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Starting the Search for Long Term Care Insurance
By Kerry Peabody, CSA, CLTC Long Term Care Insurance Specialist You’ve decided to investigate long term care insurance, but where do you begin? Here are a few things to keep in mind as you start your search. … Continue
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Are High Heels Bad for You?
Are high heels bad for you? Well, the answer is “maybe”. In an article posted on MSNBC they quoted Dr. Brendan Brown, a podiatrist who sees about 500 women every year with problems caused by wearing heels. … Continue