Not every family is ready to remodel a home when a parent decides to age in place. And the truth is, most of the time, it is not necessary. A safer home for seniors does not have to involve construction…
When the time comes to care for someone at home, whether after surgery, during long-term illness, or as part of aging in place, a hospital bed can make all the difference. The right bed not only helps with recovery but…
Calgary is a city built on the promise of openness. Open skies. Open spaces. Open opportunities. And for those who rely on mobility scooters to get around, the good news is that Calgary is also increasingly open in the most…
Imagine a future where technology transcends limitations, opening up new realms of possibility for individuals with disabilities. In this visionary landscape, virtual reality (VR) and neural implants emerge as transformative tools, revolutionizing how we perceive and interact with the world…
Maintaining independence and dignity is essential for individuals of all ages, especially those facing challenges related to mobility, health conditions, or aging. Empowering individuals with tools for self-care not only promotes independence but also enhances their sense of dignity and…
Orthopedic supports play a crucial role in managing musculoskeletal conditions, promoting recovery from injuries, and enhancing comfort and mobility for individuals with orthopedic challenges. From braces and splints to orthopedic shoes and cushions, these supports offer a range of benefits…
Creating a Safe and Accessible Home Environment A safe and accessible home environment is essential for individuals of all ages and abilities. Whether you’re designing a new home or making modifications to an existing one, prioritizing safety and accessibility can…
Keeping yourself safe at home is the most important thing for seniors living independently. Generally speaking, the bathroom is the most dangerous part of the home for seniors. With so many potential hazards in the bathroom, we recommend setting yourself…
Winter can be a beautiful time of the year, but when the arctic winds, mounds of snow, and bone-chilling temperatures roll in, the season’s harsh side can prove especially dangerous for senior adults. Slick sidewalks lead to falls, colds and…
“The stairs are getting so hard to climb,” “Since my wife died, I just open a can of soup for dinner,” “I’ve lived here 40 years. No other place will seem like home.” These are common issues for older people…
