The Importance Of Giving Our Elderly Loved Ones Emotional Care

It’s a secret to no one that the older we get, the harder it is for us to recover from illnesses and injuries. Our metabolism slows, our muscles get weaker and it becomes more difficult to maintain our balance. It’s just a part of life. We all know it. But...

Exposing The Main Culprits Of Slips And Falls For Seniors

In last week’s blog, we highlighted the fact that slips and falls are very serious matters for our elderly loved ones. According to the Public Health Agency of Canada, falls are the leading cause of injuries among Canadians who are aged 65 and over. As well,...

The Role Of Grab Bars In Making Bathrooms Safer For Seniors

Bathrooms can be very dangerous places for the elderly. It’s certainly no laughing matter. Between the tight spaces that most bathrooms are usually fit into (often, making them difficult to access) and the slippery surfaces made worse by the presence of water,...

Making Your Home A Safer Place For Seniors

For those of us who are caregivers to our elderly loved ones, we know that we have incredibly important tasks to handle on a daily basis. As a caregiver to a senior, one must be aware that safety is a top priority. As a result, you don’t just have such jobs as...

3 Important Ways To Avoid Tripping Hazards In The House

Tripping and falling is fun for no one. What makes for a good laugh in the movies makes for a painful and potentially debilitating situation in reality. The dangers associated with tripping and falling should not be underestimated. And this is especially true for...

5 Bathroom Safety Tips For Those With Mobility Issues

Bathing is an important part of our everyday lives. And, most of us take for granted that the showering process will be an easy and enjoyable one. Those with mobility issues, however, know that the simple act of getting in and out of the shower can be a difficult one....