READ MORECare For Disabled Adults: 3 Safety Tips for Transferring People With Disabilities


A caregiver assists a woman living with a disability in putting shoes on.

A transfer refers to the process of moving a person with mobility issues from one place to another. Sometimes the terms “bedridden” or “bedbound” describe people who stay in bed due to illness or injury. Despite the terms, it’s critical for people to change positions and even get out of bed regularly to prevent blood…

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READ MORE7 Essential Travel Safety Tips for Seniors During Summer Vacations


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Summer is the perfect time of the year to embark on exciting adventures and explore new destinations. However, it’s crucial for families traveling with older adults to prioritize safety and effectively plan their trips to ensure a memorable and hassle-free experience. Whether you’re planning a dynamic cross-country road trip or a relaxing beach vacation, these…

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READ MOREWinter safety tips for seniors


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While winter weather can be beautiful, it also undoubtedly comes with some serious risks, especially for seniors.

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READ MOREHome safety tips caregivers can share with seniors


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Whether seniors are living alone or with a significant other, making the home a safe place is of the utmost importance because the risk of falling and getting injured increases with age.

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READ MOREDriving Senior Safety


A recent study published in The Journals of Gerontology: Series A found that balance issues, week lower limbs and poor neck flexibility are some of the complications that lead to an elevated risk of less-safe driving, especially among seniors.

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READ MORESenate Passes Bill on Drug Compound Safety


The Senate passed the Drug Quality and Security Act, which will give the Food and Drug Administration more power when it comes to policing drug compounding pharmacies, the New York Times reported.

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READ MORESafety in the Summer Heat


Hot summer days can help seniors with home care get out and enjoy the fresh air, but it can also cause exhaustion and dehydration. As you age, you may have decreased sensitivity to heat and might not realize when you’re thirsty or have spent too much time in the sun. Read below for the best ways to stay safe during a hot day and avoid dangerous situations that could affect your health. 

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READ MOREImproving Safety in Your Home


Prevent falls and keep safety a priority in your home. For those who require senior care, having the proper tools to deal with emergency situations is essential…

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READ MOREExercise Safety for Seniors


Keeping fit as you age can improve your health and quality of life. However, balance and coordination can be affected by aging, and changing your fitness routine to reflect your needs is important…

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READ MORENational Safety Month


Falling in the home is not just a concern for seniors- they can be dangerous to people of all ages. According to the National Safety Council (NSC), falls are the second-leading cause of unintentional death in homes and communities. Inspired by the NSC and National Safety Month, here are some quick and easy tips to make your home safe. 

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