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10 Tips for Hiring a Caregiver for Your Elderly Parents
Make sure to use a company that has a good reputation. Insist on seeing the references of any potential care-giver. Check the references. If the individual in need of care is unable to operate a motor vehicle or otherwise provide … Continue reading
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Tagged common elderly scams, common senior scams, dementia patients scammed, elderly exercise, elderly parents car, elderly scams, facebook for seniors, finding home nurse for elderly, how to find elderly caregivers, new scams to watch for, scams targeting the elderly, tips to find honest caregivers
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Would Robots be More Accepted by the Elderly?
Many people are under the false impression that Elderly citizens would be opposed to robot assistance in carrying out day to day activities. When asked if robot assistance would be well received the results were actually quite favorable with certain … Continue reading
In the elderly, the speed of your walk can affect recovery time after surgery
Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2011 — Older people who walk more slowly than their peers may be at greater risk for complications and disability following surgery, according to a new study. In fact, a small amount of physical exercise could profoundly … Continue reading
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Tagged benefits of exercise, elderly exercise, surgery, walking
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