Keeping senior citizens from falling is a major priority for their family members and caregivers. So far in our discussion of this topic (see Parts 1, 2 & 3) we’ve already considered the importance of getting rid of clutter, meeting with an organization specialist, and removing unused furniture and unsafe rugs. We’ve also talked about hiring either a home care or home health care provider to … [Read More...] about How to Lower Your Elderly Loved One’s Risk of Falling, Part 4
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How to Lower Your Elderly Loved One’s Risk of Falling, Part 4
Keeping senior citizens from falling is a major priority for their family members and caregivers. So far in our discussion of this topic (see Parts 1, 2 & 3) we’ve already considered the importance of getting rid of clutter, meeting with an organization specialist, and removing unused furniture and unsafe rugs. We’ve also talked about hiring … Continue about How to Lower Your Elderly Loved One’s Risk of Falling, Part 4
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