By staying active, making your home safer, keeping up with health checkups, and using the right support when needed, you can greatly reduce your risk of falls and fractures.

Falls can result from age-related changes, medical conditions, medications, and environmental hazards that affect balance, strength, and safety.

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If you need financial assistance for home safety modifications, there are several options available, including home improvement grants, long-term material loans, and certain Medicare plans. Home improvement grants are generally offered on a one-time basis for a single specific home modification project. They do not need to be repaid. Some organizations offer long-term loans for…

Having tools and processes in place to get help in an emergency and minimize damage from falls, accidents, or other dangers is vital. The systems and processes below can help ensure you get the help you need when you need it—with no time wasted. Home Security System The first emergency tool you can use is…

A guide on home safety for older adults, with a printable checklist to help assess your home for risks. Key Takeaways: NCOA works to compile resources for older adults’ safety to ensure everyone has the support necessary to maintain their independence. 74% of adults over the age of 50 live in single-family homes. When assessing your home’s safety, consider…

We are thrilled to announce that Ma.Victoria (Mavic) Ramos has been selected as our Caregiver of the Month! Her exceptional performance, dedication, and positive attitude have set her apart as an outstanding team member. Her contributions have not only impressed our clients but have also positively impacted our company’s success. Please join us in congratulating…

Edward insists he is used to being outdoors during the summer. He was a construction worker in downtown Dallas for 45 years, and when he was not battling the hot North Texas sun for 10 hours a day, he was running marathons with his friends on the weekends. He also never missed spending time with…

Your risk of dehydration – and your chances of experiencing serious side effects – increases with age. Key Takeaways Dehydration poses health risks to people of all ages but it’s especially dangerous for vulnerable older adults. Older adults may be less likely to notice signs of dehydration due to age-related changes in senses, such as…