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By Kim Donahue Whether you currently live with a disability or are planning for when you or someone close to you may, building accessibility into your home can prove vital for aging in place, caring for a family member or increasing the visitability of your home. Listed below are the top issues one should consider before undertaking any improvements, according to Disaboom ( ), the largest online community for people living with or touched by disability. Mobility Issues. Be...
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Everybody knows that learning doesn't end with high school or college. Once we have finished with our formal educations, we still have a big, wide world to understand and master. Most of us learn to live with our partners, and make a loving marriage work. We have to learn to be parents. We have to learn new skills, and abilities to continue to reach career goals, and find new successes in our chosen fields. We also live in an increasingly changing world that finds new...
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Everyone makes their decisions about senior housing lifestyles differently, and each situation is unique. However, senior housing professionals have come to recognize 4 main types of consumer.
#1 --> The Advance Planner
This is the person who starts their research early, taking their time to become an educated consumer and exploring all the options that are available. Usually this type of person is not afraid of the tough questions, willing to discuss...
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Cremation Offers Choices By Brian Gardner Columbia Cremation Care Center Columbia, MO Contrary to what most people seem to believe, cremation does offer choices for memorializing a loved one. By choosing cremation you are not locked into the commonly perceived idea that you cannot have a visitation, funeral service or a graveside committal ceremony. You may choose to have your loved one cremated and do nothing more. But, that choice does not...
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Elderly have shorter remaining days on earth as such they are sometimes emotional and on every occasion, with unflagging resolve, want to be pampered by their loved ones especially their children. Children must always find a way to please their elderly mother. Definitely, you will not be with her for the rest of your life. If possible shower her with love and comfort while she lives. Mothers' day is the best celebration to remember the woman who has given you the first...
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It's rather ironic that seniors control 77% of ALL financial assets in the U.S., they own 70% of all money markets and CDs in the country, and 67% of seniors own their houses free and clear, according to Senior Facts and Figures; and yet, they go to their local banks and are turned down for a loan to purchase a home because they are short a few hundred dollars a month for qualifying for a mortgage. This to me is outrageous and I guess Congress must have thought it was important to...
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"He left me nothing but bills. Do I have to pay them?" Unfortunately, many folks who have lost a loved one quickly find that the deceased had accrued substantial debt. Survivors are often then left with the challenges of dealing with this debt both ethically and legally. While the moral issue is something that should be understood, the legal obligation is what worries most people. The usual question asked is "Do I owe the debt of a deceased family...
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A medical alert system (also known as a medipendant) is specifically designed for elderly and disabled people, who can use it in the event that they need urgent assistance. It provides timely, professional and beneficial help in a number of ways, and is more useful and more reliable than using a cell phone to call 911..
The first advantage that these devices have over cell phones is their convenience. They can be worn on the wrist like a watch, or hung around the neck; either...
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These days, residential elevators are becoming more popular as these provide convenience for aged and physically handicapped individuals. These are a practical solution if you want to move groceries, luggage, laundry, furniture and other items from floor to floor with ease.
In multistoried buildings, residential elevators offer safe and reliable floor-to-floor transportation. Home elevators come with various advantages including space efficiency, affordability and easy...
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GENERATION GAP Generation gap or we call it a contrast or imbalance of wits and thoughts among distinct strata's of people. It is predominantly a slit and a interlude b/w the younger generations and their forefathers. Sarcastically, I would say it is a rift b/w the old orthodox mindsets of inhabitants. And, practically if we see than it is more of communication gap rather a generation one. The more we communicate the fewer gaps would remain…. So we can say that...
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