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Feel great at any age. Find out how to ward off some of the most common age-related illnesses, how to manage conditions you may be living with, and how to take care of those you love.
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The bathroom is one of the most dangerous rooms in the house, due to slips, falls, and scaldings. Five tips for making your bathroom safer.
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The kitchen is one of the most dangerous rooms in your house. Learn five common kitchen dangers you may never have thought of before.
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Help older adults remain in their own homes by planning now for their transportation, household safety and maintenance, and financial and healthcare needs.
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Articles
- Kitchen Safety Tips
- Bathroom Dangers
- Aging in Place Communities
- How to Find Meal Delivery Services for Every Budget
- How to Find Transportation Services for Every Budget
- 7 Design Secrets for a House You Can Live in Forever
- A Buyer's Guide to Choosing Bedding Products and Bedroom Accessories
- Senior-Friendly TV Remote
- So Your Parent Wants to Move In With You -- Can You Afford It?
- Age in Place Tips
- Bathroom Safety for Older Adults
- When a Parent Moves In: How to Get Your House Ready
- Making Someone's Kitchen Safer After a Stroke
Questions
- Is there a tax break for home modifications?
- How can I convince my mom to start using a cane?
- How can I get financial help for things like a ramp and hand rails to accomodate my disabled mother who now lives with me?
- How do I address the use of the stove with my mother?
- Should we get my mother a hospital bed?
- Is there a special dishwasher for the elderly?
- Which type of music player would be easiest for my mom to control?