Packing and preparing for a trip is often stressful. For people living with disabilities, the additional pre-planning requirements to ensure accessible accommodations and transportation can feel daunting. But with tourism on the rise, it doesn’t have to.  So how can you have an accessible adventure? Read

Caring for someone with dementia is not a linear journey. There will be bad days and good days, hard days and easier days. As the disease progresses, dementia behaviors become more prominent; the patient will become more dependent on their caregiver.  Whether you’re caring for a

As we watch our loved one’s age, we may notice their forgetfulness is becoming more common. Memory loss can be hard on everyone. Understanding how to help your loved one with practical daily tools to enhance their lives can make a significant difference in their

Dementia is a general term used for neurodegenerative syndromes with common symptoms of memory loss, confusion and other thinking processes. These progressive brain diseases come in numerous forms and are most often seen in the aging population, but are not considered a normal part of

You’ve been racking your brain. You want to get your dad a special gift, but for the father who says he has everything or just doesn’t know what he wants, the job becomes trickier. Whether you're shopping for birthday gifts, Fathers’ day gifts, Christmas gifts,

Caring for a parent with dementia is a profound and often challenging journey, particularly for those taking on the role for the first time. The complexities of dementia require not only a deep well of patience and compassion but also practical knowledge and preparation. We're here

As our loved ones reach different stages in their lives, it's crucial that we attentively consider what environment will best support their needs.

Recovering from hip surgery can be a challenging journey, but having the right items on hand can significantly ease the process.

Clothing that is created with adaptive features offers pain-free dressing solutions, especially after an operation like biventricular pacemaker insertion. 

As you move past the initial recovery stage, you can begin incorporating more adaptive clothes into your wardrobe.