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by Vince Baiera
The festive season has just begun, and Halloween can be an exciting time for everyone to get together and bust out some fun and creativity. For sen...
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by Vince Baiera
Mobility issues are common as we age. It can make simple everyday tasks, like getting in and out of bed, walking around the house, getting in and o...
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by Vince Baiera
Is your loved one suddenly in need of assistance standing up? Is it getting difficult to walk down the street or up a flight of stairs? These could...
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by Vince Baiera
The brain is a muscle, and with age, it deteriorates like other parts of our body. However, seniors or their caregivers often brush aside geriatric...
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by Vince Baiera
Mobility issues are common as we age. Our body starts to slow down, and most organs do not function as efficiently as they once did. Mobility probl...
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by Vince Baiera
Owing to wet and slippery floors, a bathroom is one of the most accident-prone areas in the house, especially for older adults. Getting in and out ...
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by Vince Baiera
According to the WHO, people worldwide are living longer for the first time in history. Advances in medical sciences have allowed us to improve ou...
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by Vince Baiera
The fastest-growing demographic in the USA belongs to the age group of 65 and above. As life expectancy improves, nearly 90% of adults over 50 pref...
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by Vince Baiera
As we age, our range of mobility begins to see a lot of changes. Some seniors may have difficulty climbing stairs, getting in and out of the bathtu...
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by Vince Baiera
Studies done by CDC have revealed that about 36 million older adults fall each year, and one out of every 5 falls leads to broken bones or head inj...
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by Vince Baiera
A bed step stool for the elderly is a crucial piece of equipment in preventing falls and ensuring safety for seniors while getting in and out of be...
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by Vince Baiera
Spending their golden years at home is a wonderful thing for seniors. However, often the biggest challenge with aging in place is dealing with limi...
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