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For many of us who are about to retire, the rules of 401K withdrawals are often intimidating and confusing. We will explain some...

Our skin changes greatly as we age. Over time, it will grow thinner, meaning that it is less able to protect and rejuvenate...

Seniors often rely on Durable Medical Equipment (DME) to move around and maintain a degree of independence. Some of this might be...

As we grow in years, our immune system tends to weaken and decline, even with regular exercise and a healthy diet. Our body...

Wheelchairs can be cumbersome, especially in small, confined spaces such as the bathroom. A few modifications to the current...

As you age, it's important that you know the facts about falling. For example, did you know that women are twice as likely to be...

Many senior injuries result from hazards overlooked but are easy to fix. Since safety is one of our major concerns here at Caring...

Aging brings a whole new set of challenges. As we age, our health tends to decline. We can experience hearing loss, muscle...

Age-related hearing loss (presbycusis) affects 1 in 3 people in the United States between the ages of 65 and 74, while over half...

Connections are an important part of our culture. It is human nature to seek out connections with other individuals. Families and...

Strength is the key to physical freedom to function the way we want every day. Back and spinal complications are one of the most...

Have you ever searched for your keys and found them in the refrigerator, or forgot why you walked into a room? Regardless of age,...