Adult children can find it challenging to negotiate dropping and deteriorating mobility with their parents. In reaction, their parents may be angry and defensive. They can also argue that dropping is a matter of interest at all. It is a conversation that families need...

These are some lists carers should use and have on daily to stay organised. Lists To Have You can't beat a good list. Meal Preparation List: You already have so many things on your mind. So why don't you make it easy to add something on your (and your loved one's)...

The following recommendations for secure help to those in a fall come from skilled emergency services and senior health organizations. Here are some tip son how to get up safely from a fall. Guide To Help Someone Up From A Fall When someone falls, he or she can try to...

The bathroom is one of the most widely used rooms in the household. However, it can also be one of the most dangerous, if not adequately designed, for those with restricted mobility. If your loved one comes to your home or ages in place, here are some bathroom design...

After a long summer and autumn, it is time to get ready for winter. Although we don't always want to study weather stripping supplies or check attic leaks, now is the perfect time to keep the house in order. To make it simpler, we did some homework for you and...

Our family homes are full of stories, fun and, in certain situations, lots and lots of things! If your elderly loved one is at the stage in time where downsizing is the next step – they do not want to hear or explore it. Talking to others about getting out of their...