10 Tips to Help Seniors Lower Their Fall Risk
Many older adults are at risk of falling. These falls can be life-changing and even life-threatening. Get the steps to reduce your fall risk.
Home Safety Tips From an Occupational Therapist
As we age, home safety becomes top of mind. An Occupational Therapist offers practical tips to help keep you safe at home.
Smartphones Are More Important Than Ever - But Be Careful
While smartphones bring many conveniences, beware of some of their safety issues.
Telehealth Is on the Rise and Great for Seniors
Telehealth benefits seniors as it brings simplicity to medical appointments.
Eight Tips for a Better Doctor Appointment
In today’s fast-paced healthcare environment, physicians, patients and family caregivers are partners in care, working together to best manage health conditions and make decisions about treatments. Here are ways to make the most of a doctor visit.
Don’t Forget Preventive Care
Taking extra health precautions such as handwashing, wearing a mask and socially distancing to avoid COVID-19 is important, but don’t forget these preventive care steps.
Top 10 Myths About Your Risk for Alzheimer’s Disease
Nearly 6 million people over the age of 65 in the U.S. are living with Alzheimer’s disease. Learn the common myths and facts about your risk of developing Alzheimer’s.
Seven Surprising Things That Could Cause a Fall
Each year, one-third of people older than 65 will fall, but making fall prevention a priority now can help your aging loved one avoid a trip to the emergency room.
Tips for Seniors to Stay Safe in Severe Weather
What are the best ways for seniors to stay safe during severe weather occurrences? We’ve rounded up some helpful tips from Right at Home caregivers who have lived through a disaster to help you remain calm and prepared should a weather emergency occur in your area.