Quality of life
Discussing ideas to make the transition through retirement a good one for our parents now and ourselves later
Finding the Most Accessible Home to Support Older Relatives
Collaborative Post The perfect home is the one in which you and the people you love are the most comfortable. Even if it’s not the biggest or the most glamorous, being able to support everybody in your family equally well plays a huge part in maintaining family bonding and mutual respect. Finding the home that […]
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Real How to Navigate Selling Your Home When a Chain Breaks
Collaborative Post Selling your home can feel like a rollercoaster ride. One moment, everything is moving forward smoothly. The next, someone pulls out of the deal and the whole plan comes crashing down. When a sale falls through because of a chain break, it’s frustrating and stressful. But the good news? You have options. A […]
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A Guide to the Amalfi Coast for Seniors: Travel Tips for a Beautiful, Breezy Escape
Collaborative Post Thinking of planning a getaway? Forget the obvious. The Amalfi Coast should be next on your hit list. With its charming villages, crystal-clear waters, and sun-drenched cliffs, the Amalfi Coast is a dream destination – and yes, it’s senior-friendly, too. With a bit of planning and the right itinerary, your trip to the […]
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Walk-In Showers vs. Walk-In Baths: Which Is Right for Your Loved One?
Collaborative Post Making changes to the bathroom is often one of the first considerations when adapting a home for safety and accessibility. Two popular options that can improve daily living are walk-in showers and walk-in baths. Both provide features that can make life easier for older adults or those with mobility challenges, but deciding which […]
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Bounce Luggage Storage: The Ultimate Solution for Elderly Travelers in London and Beyond
Promotional Post Traveling should be an exciting, enriching experience, but for many elderly travelers, the hassle of managing luggage can turn what should be a fun adventure into a stressful challenge. Whether you’re exploring London’s vibrant streets, visiting historical landmarks, or hopping from one city to another, managing heavy bags can seriously weigh you down. […]
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How to Design a Safe and Comfortable Guest Room for an Older Visitor
Collaborative Post Welcoming an older guest into your home is a lovely experience, but it also comes with a responsibility to provide a space that is both safe and comfortable for their stay. Ageing can often mean adjusting to mobility limitations or other health considerations, and a thoughtfully designed guest room can make a significant […]
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Easy Cleaning Hacks for Those Juggling Work, Family, and Caregiving
Collaborative Post When we have busy schedules, it can be easy to put cleaning on the back burner. However, as many of us probably know, doing this often makes the situation worse, and seeing a messy home can create a lot of stress and anxiety. Luckily, there are plenty of easy cleaning hacks to keep […]
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Why insurance matters for older travellers
I’ve just returned from a trip to New Zealand where I had one experience that left me fearful for my life – or at least my hip. Not a bungee jump. Not paragliding. Just getting on and off a water taxi when it would have been very easy to take a leap straight into the […]
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Gardening With Mobility Issues – A Helpful Guide
Collaborative Post As we get older, it’s not unusual to experience less flexibility, strength and mobility. That doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the best of your hobbies – you may just need to implement some adjustments. Gardening is among one of the best forms of exercise for anyone, including older individuals. That’s because it grants […]
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Elderly Drivers and Car Accidents: Risks and Safety Measures
Collaborative Post While it’s not something that most of us like to think about, there can be no denying that as we get older our ability to perform basic day-to-day tasks might be impacted by cognitive and physical decline. This applies to driving as much as anything else. But in the case of driving, where […]
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