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Does your loved one need more stability in the bathtub or shower? Does she or he need a walker or rollator to move around? Then
Does your loved one need more stability in the bathtub or shower? Does she or he need a walker or rollator to move around? Then
As your loved one grows older, durable medical equipment can aid in making everyday life around the household easier and less dangerous. There are many
What if there was a medication that could treat not just one, but multiple devastating diseases: leukemia, Alzheimer’s and dementia, and Parkinson’s? At Georgetown University
In a new, ongoing trial, deep-brain stimulation – more commonly used for Parkinson’s patients – is being tested on stroke survivors. Involving the implantation of
In Iowa, most of us have areas of our homes designated as storage areas. But oftentimes those storage areas spill over into other areas of
From sunup to sundown, a day in the life of someone with diabetes is overloaded with a variety of tasks to manage the disease. Between
Contrary to popular belief, diabetes is not a one-size-fits-all disease. Because the risk factors, signs and treatments can vary significantly between type 1, type 2,
In our last blog post, we shared some of the red flags that can indicate imminent caregiver burnout, as well as the dangers to both
Providing care for a senior loved one, although rewarding, is definitely not for the faint of heart. The 24/7 stress of meeting all of a
Following heart surgery, an intricate web of care needs arises, from dietary changes to incision care, pain management, swelling minimization, and more. The last thing