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What You Need to Know About Assisted Living
Assisted living is a type of housing designed for people who need various levels of medical and personal care.
The Legal Issues of Caregiving
Learn about legal issues that may be involved in caregiving.
Caregiving: Stress And Depression
Caring for someone you love can lead to a lot of extra stress in your life. Although you have responsibilities to your loved one, it's especially important for you to remember not to neglect yourself. If left unchecked, stress can lead to or be a symptom of depression.
Physical Therapy a Boon for Seniors
Would you believe in a nondrug treatment that works for arthritis, cancer pain, Parkinson's, and incontinence and improves your strength and endurance? There is one -- physical therapy.
Air Travel Raises Clot Risks for 2 Weeks
The risk of developing deep vein thrombosis after a long flight is highest for the two weeks afterward.
Helping Older People Stay at Home
Geriatric care managers, members of a relatively new specialty, coordinate services that can help older people stay in their homes for as long as possible. For families considering such help, though, finding the right help and weighing the options can be daunting.
Holiday Travel Advisory
Planning to travel this season? Here's how to stay happy and healthy en route.
Shopping for Assisted Living
If someone you love is unable to live independently but doesn't require full-time care, your best bet may be assisted living. But how to choose the best facility to meet your needs? You'll have to shop around -- carefully. Read on to learn what to look for.
Elderly Healthcare Often Poor
The care elderly people receive in nursing homes and at home is often inadequate, but especially in nursing homes.
Early Retirement, Early Death?
A study of Shell Oil employees shows that people who retire at age 55 and live to be at least 65 die sooner than people who retire at age 65.
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