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Hope Hospice
AUGUST 27, 2019
It is very important to be educated on the importance of seniors and hot-weather safety. According to the National Center for Environmental Health, more Americans die from over-exposure to hot weather than by any other natural disaster. Red, hot, dry skin (no sweating). Heat-Related Illness.
Comfort Home Care
OCTOBER 31, 2023
The overwhelming majority of seniors, when surveyed, say they want to stay in their homes. The practice of “aging in place” has become more attainable as more seniors rely on in-home care rather than moving to assisted living facilities. The Importance of a Senior-Friendly Home Aging in place offers many benefits.
Hope Hospice
JUNE 29, 2022
It’s important to thoroughly evaluate the living quarters to identify tripping hazards and other safety issues. Falls are dangerous at any age, but older people are especially prone to injuries for a few reasons. As we age, our bones become less dense, which means a break is more likely to result from a fall. Why Do People Fall?
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