All Mobility & Transferring
13 Things to Watch Out for When Caring for Someone with Limited Mobility
Posted by Declan Davey on Fri May 21 2021
Home is usually associated with being a place of comfort and security. But for those with mobility issues, or those caring for someone with limited mobility, it can become an obstacle course. To reduce the list of potential hazards and help people with limited mobility be more independent, there is a range of simple strategies and affordable products at hand. Read More
Father's Day Ideas: How To Make the Day Festive With Physical Limitations
Posted by Chad Birt on Mon Jun 14 2021
Mobility Awareness Month - Meet Gail
Posted by Jessie Ary on Tue May 31 2022
Meet one of our Caregiver Heroes, Gail B.! We read Gail's entry for the Caregiver of the Year Awards, and are honored to share her inspiring story with the caregiving community. Read more about Gail's caregiving journey:Read More
Caregiving Basics: Preventing Falls and Fractures
Posted by Carewell Staff on Wed Sep 23 2020
Most breaks occur in the hip, spine, or wrist, and about twenty percent of older people who suffer breaks fail to regain the independence they had before the injury. It’s not too late to protect yourself or your loved one. Even if you have thin bones or have already suffered at least one fracture, you can take a few simple steps to prevent future breaks. Read More