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For seniors, smartphones are not only impractical they are also difficult to use. The touchscreen can be frustrating to operate and especially the tiny keys used in virtual keyboards. …
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As you get older, exercise and particularly walking becomes more difficult. You get tired more quickly and you can’t walk as far. But you should still try to maintain …
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From safety devices to robots that help with house work, here are the 7 best gadgets to make life easier for the elderly. You can get them for your …
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Even if your elderly parent is still fairly active, keeping an eye on them will give you peace of mind about their safety. Monitoring elderly at home is becoming more …
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A care plan is a document that outlines a patient’s or client’s care needs and how to meet them. It’s usually prepared in nursing and elderly care homes. It …
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Using a walking stick or cane can improve balance and relieve pressure on painful joints or weak muscles. This makes it easier for those with mild to average mobility …
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For seniors who are still able to use a smartphone (check our recommendations with the best mobile phones for the elderly), Instagram and Candy Crush are not exactly the …
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For elderly persons who need some help with balance and support while walking but are not yet at the point of needing a wheel chair or mobility scooter, rollators …
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Massage therapy is beneficial in numerous ways, both physical and mental. It’s especially beneficial for the disabled. It can help manage the physical effects of the disability such as …
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If you no longer need your electric wheelchair, you can either sell or donate it. Donating it is easy. There are plenty of disability centres and organizations that accept …
