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August 12, 2019

Published by Dave Nassaney at August 12, 2019

How To Safely Help Someone Up After A Fall

Older people are prone to falling due to limited mobility. As a caregiver, it’s important to take as many actions as possible to prevent falls in the first place. Of course, there are instances where such […]

March 21, 2019

Published by Dave Nassaney at March 21, 2019

Signs of a Heart Attack in Older Adults

January 23, 2019

Published by Dave Nassaney at January 23, 2019

Caring for the Paralyzed

January 22, 2019

Published by Dave Nassaney at January 22, 2019

Fall Risks for Older Adults

January 8, 2019

Published by Dave Nassaney at January 8, 2019

Aging in Place: A Real Choice

December 5, 2018

Published by Dave Nassaney at December 5, 2018

How to Exercise if You Have Limited Mobility

October 17, 2018

Published by Dave Nassaney at October 17, 2018

Safety Tips for Older Adults and Caregivers in the Bathroom

May 31, 2018

Published by Dave Nassaney at May 31, 2018

Care Giving When Stroke Happens

Strokes, or “brain attacks,” disable Americans more than any other disease. With an interruption of blood to the brain, a stroke may have similar symptoms; but as everyone’s brain is different, so are the effects of […]

September 30, 2014

Published by Dave Nassaney at September 30, 2014

Caregiver Info: Know Your Risk Factors That Increase Your Odds of a Stroke

Rep. Joyce Beatty became a stroke survivor in 1999, just after turning 50. She had just returned to her office from a community function and felt faint and strange. She noticed difficulty swallowing, inability to speak […]