September 13, 2023
Fire Safety and Prevention Tips for Seniors According to the NFPA (National Fire Protection Association), the leading cause of fire deaths in the home for adults 65 years of age and older is smoking. The second leading cause is heating equipment. That’s why it is so important to talk about fire safety and prevention tips […]
Seasonal Changes for Seniors – Both Good and Bad There’s much to enjoy about the transition from summer to autumn. The intense heat begins to subside, the leaves change color, and we ready ourselves for the holiday season. But like all other seasonal transitions, there’s a tradeoff, and with the positive changes come certain challenges […]
What Every Senior in Edmonton Needs to Know About Reducing the Risk of Skin Cancer Risk of Skin Cancer in Seniors | During the summer, most seniors want to spend their days outside, where they can participate in fun activities and create unforgettable memories with people they care about. However, in order to protect themselves […]
Reduce the Risk of Falls | It’s important for seniors to reduce the risk of falls. Falls are the number one cause of injury for seniors and they often lead to serious health problems such as disability, fractures, head trauma, and chronic pain. Older adults who fall not only double their chances of falling again […]
Reduce Risk of Seniors Falling and Solutions for Recovery in Edmonton Reduce the Risk of Seniors Falling | Many seniors take a fall without getting injured, but as many as one out of five will be seriously hurt. Less than half may tell their doctor. Those who have fallen once often become fearful of falling […]
What Every Senior in Edmonton Needs to Know About Faire Safety Fire Safety Tips for Seniors | You may be able to reduce the risk of fire by making simple changes in your home or the home of a loved one. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), everyone needs to learn about household […]
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