Posted by Chad Birt on Tue May 16 2023
Despite the challenges of getting older, most Americans say they want to age in place. AARP’s Home and Community Preferences Survey found that 77% of people 50 and older “want to remain in their homes for the long term.” Read More
Posted by Chad Birt on Thu Nov 10 2022
Getting in and out of bed is something most of us take for granted. But as we get older, this seemingly simple task becomes more difficult. Enter the bedrail for adults. The right bed rail can improve nighttime safety, reduce the risk of falls, and help everyone in your home get more restful sleep. Read More
Posted by Chad Birt on Mon May 22 2023
Wheelchairs are one of the most important mobility devices ever invented, but they aren’t always associated with comfort. Using a wheelchair for extended periods may increase the risk of pressure ulcers, joint pain, and skin breakdown. Fortunately, there are several things you can do to prevent these problems and make your or your loved one’s wheelchair more comfortable. Read More
Posted by Carewell Team on Mon Jun 23 2025
As we age, finding enjoyable activities that accommodate changing mobility becomes increasingly important. You deserve to relax, have fun, and engage your imagination, regardless of your physical capabilities. The good news is, there are abundant fun activities for seniors and families that don't require extensive walking or strenuous physical exertion. Whether you're seeking activities for seniors with limited mobility, planning a visit with an aging parent or grandparent, or simply looking for intergenerational activities to enjoy with your loved ones, this guide offers fantastic options. Discover how to create lasting memories and have a great time together, focusing on low-impact fun that everyone can enjoy. Read More
