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What you need to know to Maintaining Senior's Independence at home
This innovative assessment checklist is designed to carry out and create present & future quality of life for senior's. Focused on preventing falls and hazards commonly found in and around the home. To help lead healthier lives.
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This information is not to be considered medical advice or take the place of medical care. All materials are provided to answer frequently asked questions and to provide valuable information to assist in future quality of life for our loved ones. Further consultation with your physician and licensed care team is highly advised. - Erin
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What you need to know about Adapting your home for Dementia
This in depth research report covers a wide range of practical and physical adaptations; that can be made to private dwellings to address the needs of people with Dementia and their caregivers. Advanced considerations are documented in this report.
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This information is not to be considered medical advice or take the place of medical care. All materials are provided to answer frequently asked questions and to provide valuable information to assist in future quality of life for our loved ones. Further consultation with your physician and licensed care team is highly advised. - Erin
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What you need to know about Accessible Bathrooms by design
This innovative guide is a great start to educate yourself about accessibility in the bathroom. Preventing unnecessary falls and improving safety. Bathrooms are a high risk area for falls & injuries, planning for future considerations is deemed essential.
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This information is not to be considered medical advice or take the place of medical care. All materials are provided to answer frequently asked questions and to provide valuable information to assist in future quality of life for our loved ones. Further consultation with your physician and licensed care team is highly advised. - Erin
Roughly 1.6 million older adults seek emergency care each year for fall-related injuries, fractures, or head trauma. In addition to potentially losing their independence, seniors 65+ years have a 25 percent chance of passing away within six months to a year if they fall and break a hip. Please use this free DIY checklist for yourself or loved one’s home environment without delay. With much respect and love, Erin Turner.