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The Villain in Your Fridge: 5 Ways to Avoid Food Poisoning

02/27/18

Did you know that one in six Americans get sick from foodborne illnesses? In reality, these numbers are most likely even higher, but people prefer not to report these cases to their doctor. With food contamination resulting in 128,000 hospitalizations and 3,000 dying deaths, though, it’s necessary to be aware of what you are eating...

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Types of Defective Product Liability Claims

02/20/18

When it comes to defective product liability claims, most claims fall under three categories. When filing a claim, it’s vital to understand each of these to ensure a valid process. This will also help determine the presence of your case. According to a recent article by NOLO, these three categories of product liability are: 1....

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10 Valentine’s Day Ideas for Seniors

02/13/18

Valentine’s Day is a great opportunity to spend quality time with your elderly loved one. It can be difficult, though, to think of activities that both of you can enjoy. Even if your family member cannot leave their home, there are a variety of festive ideas that you can bring to them. Daily Caring lists...

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Heart-Healthy Habits for Seniors

02/06/18

Heart disease can become a major health threat as you age. Although the risks for heart disease are increased in seniors, there are many preventative measures that can be taken to lower these risks. In addition to knowing the symptoms, such as irregular heartbeat and unusual pain in the back and shoulders, Everyday Health lists...

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Top 10 Senior Citizen Activities You Must Try This Winter

01/30/18

During the cold winter months, it can be hard to stay active. It is important, though, to find activities that keep the body and mind in motion, especially as you age. While you might not think there are many activities that could be stimulating or exciting for senior citizens, there are actually many fun hobbies...

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How to Drive Safely On Winter Roads

01/23/18

Winter roads can be a disaster. Quite often, they can be slushy, slippery and just plain messy. So what should you do if you find yourself in an unsafe situation? To help keep you safe on the road this season, AARP identified these key winter driving safety tips: Check your car battery. Your car batteries...

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10 Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Workers’ Comp Claim

01/15/18

Work-related injuries can be extremely stressful. Not only is the injury a strain on your body, but it often makes it difficult to survive financially. If you’re injured at work, it’s important to understand your legal rights and responsibilities. Here are 10 tips from NOLO on how to get the most out of your workers’...

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7 Winter Safety Tips for Seniors

01/09/18

Between the cold temperatures and difficult weather, the winter season can be stressful for many people. One group who is particularly affected, though, is the elderly.   During winter months, seniors can be much more susceptible to a range of injuries and illnesses. To help with this safety issue, Care.com broke down some helpful tips...

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8 Ways to Make Bathrooms Safer for Seniors

01/02/18

In honor of National Bath Safety Month, we’re taking a deeper look at how to keep seniors safe in the bathroom. Bathroom safety is a serious concern for elderly Americans. In fact, according to the National Council on Aging: One-fourth of older Americans fall each year. Every 19 minutes, a senior dies from a fall....

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8 Expert Tips for When Aging Parents Won’t Listen

12/21/17

Struggling getting your aging parents to listen? You’re not alone. According to the New Jersey Institute for Successful Aging and the Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine out of Penn State University, 77 percent of adult children believe their parents are stubborn about taking their advice or getting help with daily problems. Some adult children...

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Food Safety: 10 Guidelines for the Elderly

12/19/17

‘Tis the season for family gatherings and shared dishes. While the majority of us don’t have to worry about the food we’re eating, elderly people have to be a little bit more cautious. As we get older, our immune systems weaken, making it harder to fight off bacteria and serious illness. Stomach acids decrease (which...

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10 Gift Ideas for Nursing Home Residents

12/11/17

As the holidays approach, there are many things running through your mind. What you shouldn’t have to worry about, though, is what to gift your loved one in a nursing home. That’s why the blog We Have Kids broke down 10 of the best gift ideas for nursing home residents. 10 nursing home gift ideas...

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