When your parent(s) begin to age, a major concern about their health is the possibility of a dangerous slip or fall in their home. One in three adults over 65 falls each year, and the resulting health problems can range in severity from minor scrapes and bruises to hip fractures or head trauma. Luckily, slips [...]
With innovations in health care, medicine, and nutrition, it’s no surprise that Americans are getting older. By 2030, nearly 20% of Americans will be over 65- and nearly 90% of them want to stay in their own homes as they age. As aging in place continues to rise, seniors are increasingly looking towards technology to [...]
When one begins to lose mobility while aging at home, a power mobility chair can help someone continue to live an independent lifestyle by allowing them to easily navigate different areas while also carrying items such as bags, groceries, and more. But how do you decide which powered mobility chair is right for you? Power [...]
One of the biggest advantages of a bathtub lift is that it's very easy to install. When the bathtub lift arrives in the box, it's already about 95% assembled! There are only a few steps left for you to complete to ensure that your bathtub works properly, and here they are: 1. Open the bathtub lift [...]
For an aging adult losing mobility, being able to bathe without help is key to maintaining a sense of independence and privacy. Moreover, a warm bath can help soothe aching muscles and joints and improve health. But when it comes to handicap bathroom solutions, many people are often confused by the difference between walk-in tubs [...]
When starting to age, a family is often faced with the decision of whether their loved one should age at home or age at a nursing home. There are many factors to consider while weighing the pros and cons of nursing homes versus in home care, but with the relevant knowledge and information, families can [...]
When comparing the costs of aging at home versus in a nursing home, many people forget to factor in government benefit programs. Medicare does not presently cover stair lifts or bathtub lifts such as those sold at Home Access Products, because they do not consider stair lifts or bath tub lifts "a medical necessity." [...]