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by Vince Baiera
The human body is a wonder—the more you keep it active, the longer it can stay active. While age can make it difficult for the body to maintain the...
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by Vince Baiera
Aging in place is the most preferred lifestyle choice for the elderly today. Statistics show that almost 90% of adults above 50 in the United State...
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by Vince Baiera
The holiday season is a time for family and friends to get together and share memories, gifts and love. Christmas, for seniors, is the most awaited...
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by Vince Baiera
Falls in the elderly are a cause of anxiety and worry. A WHO study indicates that adults older than 65 suffer the most significant number of falls....
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by Vince Baiera
While aging in place is what most seniors prefer, it is not without its challenges. Seniors who live alone are always at a risk of falling if they ...
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by Vince Baiera
Over the years, it is natural to develop an emotional attachment to your home. From the flowers blooming in the flower bed to memories of a festive...
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by Daniel Kamen
Age is but a number—a number that is often associated with frailty and dependence, right? Wrong. With the help of the right mobility aids for senio...
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by Vince Baiera
Your cozy corner near the fireplace, the friendly neighborhood shop, and your social circle in the community—aren’t these the very things that make...
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by Vince Baiera
Table Of Content
What is Aging in Place?
Why do Seniors Prefer Aging in Place?
What Are the 5 Major Benefits of Aging in Place for Seniors?
What D...
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by Vince Baiera
It’s that time of the year when the leaves turn golden, and we embrace festivities with cheer and togetherness. It is also a time of gratitude with...
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by Vince Baiera
Bedroom safety is critical to the wellbeing of seniors while aging in place. It is where you spend a lot of your time in a day, and keeping it haza...
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by Vince Baiera
The advancement of science has resulted in an increased life expectancy of humans. The United Nations data estimates the life expectancy of both se...
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