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Millions of Americans suffer from various forms of arthritis, ranging from annoying joint pain to seriously debilitating forms of the disease, arthritis is an issue for aging Americans.When Charlie Jannings, MD, talks about the value of exercise, you have to take him seriously. After all, the man is a kickboxer. He's also the reigning male athlete of the year at the Big Sky State Games, an Olympic-style event that attracts thousands of Montanans of all ages: He won four gold medals in his age gr …

Source agingcare.com | Re-Post CareProdx 9/29/2016 - The issue of elders who were once reasonably clean adults refusing to take showers and wear fresh clothes is one that is far more common than most people think.Sometimes the issue is depression. If we have a parent who no longer takes an interest in staying clean or wearing clean clothes, it's wise to look at depression first. A checkup with a doctor is a good idea, especially if low energy is also part of it, or if they just don't c …

If your aging parents require assistance with bathing it's worth considering investing in a rolling shower chair. These chairs are equipped with wheels that allow for movement from one location to another. They provide a convenient way for your parents to transfer between their bedroom and bathroom ensuring they can shower comfortably and independently.There are benefits that a rolling shower chair can offer to your parents including;1. Minimizing the risk of slips. Falls in the bathroom as …

Bestbath showers are manufactured to exact specifications to ensure safety and to ensure that the water drains properly. For added security, we recommend installing the WaterStopper to keep the water where it belongs – inside the shower. Effectively containing water in a zero entry or barrier-free shower is critical to keeping floors dry and bathers safe. The WaterStopper from Bestbath.But how do you keep water in your shower, where it belongs, without sacrificing ease of access? The answer: Be …

Orig Post www.agingcare.com | RePost CareProdx 2/17/2016Maybe you've noticed that dad's unopened mail is piling up. Or mom, once meticulous about her appearance, is wearing wrinkled clothes and not doing her hair. Perhaps there are bruises on your aging parent's arms. When you bring up the subject, you hear, "Everything is fine. There's no need to worry."Admitting they need help would mean they can't take care of themselves anymore, and no one wants to lose their independence. "Denial is th …