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Answers About Mobility And Accessibility Equipment
Plain writing about how this equipment works, what it costs, what it does not do, and how to choose between the options. Written for anybody researching it, whether you buy from us or not.
Aging in Place
Scams That Target Older Adults Buying Mobility Equipment
This trade attracts people who prey on urgency and on families in crisis. The specific approaches to watch for, and what a…
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Aging in Place
What a Home Safety Evaluation Actually Finds
An hour walking a house with somebody who does this daily. What gets looked at, what usually comes out of it, and…
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Aging in Place
What Long-Term Care Actually Costs, and How People Pay for It
Five ways people fund care, what each covers, and the arithmetic that makes staying at home the cheaper option more often than…
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Children of Aging Parents
Can You Try a Stairlift Before You Buy One?
Yes, and almost nobody does. What sitting in one tells you that a specification cannot.
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Bathroom & Home Safety
Home Safety When Somebody Has Dementia
The usual fall-prevention advice needs adjusting. What changes, what to add, and the equipment that stops being suitable.
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Aging in Place
Hosting Somebody With Limited Mobility
A visit to a house that was not set up for them is where a lot of falls happen. What to sort…
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Aging in Place
Long-Term Care Planning: The Decisions to Make Before You Need To
Most families make these decisions in a hospital corridor in an afternoon. The five that should be settled in advance, and the…
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Aging in Place
Tax Deductions, Medicaid Waivers and the Funding Routes People Miss
Medicare usually will not pay. Six other routes might, and most families have never heard of four of them.
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Aging in Place
In-Home Care: What the Different Types Are, and When to Bring One In
Companion care, personal care, home health and skilled nursing are four different things at four different prices. Which one somebody needs, and…
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