The Complete Guide to Daily Living Aids for Safe, Independent Living
A plain-language guide to daily living aids: bathroom and bedroom safety, eating aids, incontinence, ostomy and nutrition, and how to choose.
A plain-language guide to daily living aids: bathroom and bedroom safety, eating aids, incontinence, ostomy and nutrition, and how to choose.
A guide to home and clinic diagnostic supplies: blood pressure monitors, thermometers, glucose supplies, gloves, respiratory and more.
How to choose canes, walkers, rollators, wheelchairs, braces and therapy supplies, with fitting and safety tips.
A guide to personal care supplies: skin care, hand hygiene, mouth care, hair, hygiene accessories and baby care.
A guide to wound care and first aid supplies: dressings, gauze, kits, skin prep, casts and splints, and how to choose for home or work.
Build a cold and flu kit before you need it: a thermometer, pulse oximeter, gloves, masks and hand hygiene. A simple checklist for your home.
How to wash your hands well, when to use sanitizer, and how to keep hands from drying and cracking during cold and flu season.
What to put in a home first aid kit, how to store it, and when to check it. A practical checklist for fall and winter.
Medicare Open Enrollment runs October 15 to December 7. See which home supplies Original Medicare covers and which it does not.
Clocks go back November 1. A room-by-room checklist to help prevent falls at home, with mobility aids and bathroom safety basics.
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