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A bright white kitchen with a lowered counter section, open knee space beneath the sink and deep pull out drawers.

ADA Kitchen Basics for a Home: What to Borrow

Kitchens are where aging in place gets tested. A bathroom can be fitted with grab bars in an afternoon, but …

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A helper assists a seated older man beside a car.

Exoskeleton Walker: How It Differs

Exoskeleton walker is one of those searches that means two opposite things depending on who typed it. Some people are …

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A bidet attachment on a toilet with a long handled wiping aid resting on the counter beside it.

Bidet vs Wiping Aid: Which One Fits Your Situation

Two very different products get recommended for the same problem: reaching behind yourself has become difficult. One is a bidet …

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An older man with a cane is supported by a companion while walking.

Exoskeleton for Elderly Users: What to Know

Search for an exoskeleton for an older parent and you land in three very different worlds at once. There are …

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A shower chair standing in a home walk in shower with a handheld shower head on its slide rail.

Does Medicare Cover Shower Chairs? Getting a Real Answer

Standing through a shower is often the first daily task that quietly becomes too much. A shower chair fixes that …

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An older man walks with a cane along a tree-lined park path.

Walking Assist Devices: Options Compared

Walking assist device is a broad phrase, and the breadth is the problem. It covers a single-point cane, a four-wheeled …

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A tidy single story home interior with a call button on the counter and clear walking paths.

Home Safety for Seniors Living Alone: A Practical Checklist

Living alone is not the risk. Most people who live alone manage their own homes perfectly well, and the assumption …

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An older person's hand resting on the handle of a wooden cane.

Exoskeleton for Walking: What It Does

Exoskeletons have moved from research labs into consumer listings faster than most people realize, and the language around them has …

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A lift recliner with the footrest raised and the backrest tilted independently in a living room.

Dual Motor Lift Chair: When Two Motors Are Worth It

Dual motor is one of those specifications that sounds like an upgrade without explaining what it upgrades. Two motors instead …

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An older couple rest on a bench next to a mobility scooter.

Golden Technologies Scooters: Brand Guide

Golden Technologies is the other American name that dominates dealer showrooms alongside Pride, and families researching scooters usually run into …

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Toggle anchors, screws and a mounting plate laid out on a towel beside a grab bar in a bathroom.

Grab Bar Anchors and Mounting Hardware: What Holds What

Almost every grab bar problem is a fixing problem. The bar itself is a piece of tube that will outlast …

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A senior man sits reading on a mobility scooter in a park.

Pride Mobility Scooters: Brand Guide

Pride Mobility is one of the names that comes up first in any conversation about mobility scooters in the United …

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