Care Needs
Home Wheelchair Tips for Seniors
Many senior citizens struggle with mobility as they continue to age. One common solution to this issue is a wheelchair. Many seniors use wheelchairs to move around. In fact, older adults tend to lose their mobility as they age due to things like strokes, arthritis, and injuries from falls. Many misconceptions surrounding being wheelchair bound…
Read MoreCOPD Symptoms Guide
COPD Symptoms Guide on Awareness The heat of summer is not too far away. As the summer heat begins to get intense during July and August it may cause some safety problems. Senior could face difficulties staying cool and breathing during the hot summer months. COPD is a huge issue that some seniors may struggle…
Read MoreBudget-Friendly Senior Weight-Loss Program
It sometimes seems like the older you get, the harder it is to keep off extra inches and pounds. Yet, it’s just as important, if not more so, for seniors to maintain a healthy weight. Thankfully, there are a few smart, simple, and inexpensive strategies to help you do just that, create a budget-friendly senior…
Read MoreTips for Organizing a Storage Unit
Not having an organized storage container can cause a lot of issues, especially when trying to find something. Here are expert tips for organizing a storage unit. Storage units provide an easy and convenient solution for those in need of temporary or long-term storage. Whether you are moving, renovating, or just organizing your home, a storage…
Read MoreTips for Caregiver Success
Today, so many of you are waking up as #NewCaregivers due to COVID-19. Maybe the place for Mom living at a care facility was the right decision at one time, but now there are second thoughts about that and now she’s moving in with you and your spouse. Just because we are in the midst…
Read MoreMultiple Sclerosis Tips
What is Multiple Sclerosis (MS)? Multiple Sclerosis is an autoimmune disease affecting the brain and spinal cord, meaning instead of the immune system in your body attacking bacteria and viruses, it attacks the body’s own tissue in the brain and spinal cord. Continue reading to learn our Multiple Sclerosis tips for your senior loved one.…
Read MoreCommunicating Non-Verbally with Dementia Patients
Difficulties of Communicating Non-Verbally In the later stages of dementia or Alzheimer’s, elderly persons may face challenges understanding what is being said to them. While some seniors may repeat the same words or talk in great volume, often their ability to communicate verbally drastically diminishes. However, just because someone is unable to communicate through spoken…
Read MoreAssisting Your Parents Financially
Are you concerned about your parents’ financial stability? If so, you are not alone. Many adults in the Sandwich Generation (those supporting children and parents simultaneously) feel the weight of worrying about their parent’s money. In fact, 25% of Baby Boomers and 20% of Millennials today are assisting their parents financially in some way. Since…
Read MoreHow To Help Older Loved Ones Move
Moving elderly parents out of their home can be a difficult situation. Whether due to medical concerns, their inability to maintain the home, moving to be closer to family members, or because your parents need assisted living services, having open and honest conversations will help all involved. Continue reading to learn more about what Rocket…
Read MoreSenior Financial Assistance for Hearing Aids
Hearing aids can be a significant expense, especially medical-grade devices purchased through an audiologist. However, the price tag shouldn’t deter you from seeking professional hearing care if you need it. Hearing aids undoubtedly improve everyday quality of life for those who struggle to hear, and studies have shown that wearing them can even improve brain function for those with…
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