Prompt decision-making is often important and juggling and coping are the mantras of this stage of care.
Who doesn’t want to enjoy their freedom and the ability to maintain their lifestyle and independence?
In this final installment of home safety risks and solutions, we look at finding some entertaining hobbies and volunteering, creating an exercise regime and taking care of your personal safety.
To be effective while juggling multiple responsibilities it helps to keep your home spick and span. Try these tips.
It happens every day but until it’s you, it never quite sinks in. When news of a frightening illness eventually hits close to home, it becomes a game changer.
As a care recipient, there can be some risks involved in living alone. Here are some practical problems and solutions to help you feel safer and more comfortable in your home.
In this article we look at housekeeping, hoarding, missed medical and transportation.
The previous post looked at bathroom safety and in this article we will explore ways to ease anxiety, how to deal with emergency situations and managing your diet so you can feel prepared for every eventuality.
The previous article looked at home safety issues both inside and outside your home and the best ways to resolve them. In this instalment, we specifically look at ways to stay safe in your bathroom.
Living alone has its risks, but there are also practical solutions to help you counter any fears or anxieties when things don’t go as planned.