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Thursday, December 29, 2011

Senior Safety For 2012

 
 
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Five must-make health-related New Year's resolutions for Seniors

 

SENIORCAREMALL (ARA) - If you're not planning on adding "lose weight" to your list of New Year's resolutions, you're in the minority. In fact, losing weight is one of the most commonly made resolutions, year after year. But it's definitely not the only health resolution seniors should consider making for 2012. 

 

While losing weight offers a host of benefits for seniors, addressing other health issues, like your hearing health and psychological well-being, can make equally compelling New Year's resolutions.  

 

Go ahead and add "drop a few pounds" to your resolution list, but consider jotting these ideas down as well:  

 

 
1. Resolve to have a safe 2012

 

Being safer in your home can be as simple as making a few easy and no expense changes to different areas of your home. Email us at Senior Care Mall for a FREE Home Safety Evaluation @ admin@seniorcaremall.com . To further maximize your safety consider a No Monthly Fee Emergency Pendant in case a fall occurs and you cant get to your phone. A smart an economical solution is found here. http://www.seniorcaremall.com/emre1.html

 

2. Resolve to take care of your hearing health.  

 

About 10 percent of Americans and many more seniors report having hearing difficulties, and that includes about 1.4 million children, according to the Better Hearing Institute (BHI). You may think you're too young to worry about your hearing, but the BHI also reports that the majority of people with hearing loss (65 percent) are younger than 65. Our increasingly noisy world exposes people of all ages to potentially damaging sounds, so it's more important than ever to pay attention to your hearing health.  

 

Have your hearing professionally tested every year. If you're diagnosed with hearing loss, talk to your health care provider to determine if a hearing aid will help you. Hearing aids are now more discreet, versatile and effective than ever thanks to advances from manufacturers like Starkey. The hearing aid maker's Wi Series employs wireless technology, enhances TV and radio listening, and eliminates the need for manual adjustments. In addition, all of its hearing aids including Wi Series and X Series can help reduce background noise while preserving speech understanding.  

 

3. Resolve to take care of your emotional health.  

 

Stress seems like a natural part of our busy lives these days, but too much stress can be harmful to your overall well-being. According to WebMD, stress can negatively affect your mental health, your immune system, heart, digestive system, skin, lungs and reproductive organs.  

 

Resolve to take steps to relieve stress. Stress-busting can take on many forms for many people, whether it's spending time with a pet (interacting with animals can lower blood pressure and heart rate), listening to music, meditating or getting rigorous exercise. Don't worry over how you relieve stress, just do what feels right for you and fits into your schedule and lifestyle and you'll reap the benefits.  

 

4. Resolve to take care of your bone health.  

 

Healthy bones are important for everyone, not just post-menopausal women and growing children. Most of your body's calcium is stored in the bones and teeth. When your body doesn't get enough calcium from outside sources, it starts drawing what it needs from storage, and osteoporosis occurs.  

 

While anyone can experience osteoporosis, certain groups are more at risk than others, including Caucasian women who have gone through menopause, older adults, people who are small in stature, and those with low-calcium diets or who are physically inactive, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Ensure your diet includes the recommended amount of calcium per day, and stay active by doing physical activities that help build bone strength, such as walking, running, dancing and weight lifting.  

 

5. Resolve to take care of your feet.  

 

The condition of your feet can clue you in to your overall health, and signs of serious problems like arthritis, diabetes and circulatory issues can all be detected in the feet. More Americans have foot pain than in any other part of their bodies they consider vital to health, such as the skin, teeth or even the heart, according to a survey by the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA).  

 

To prevent foot problems, dont ignore foot pain, seek a doctor's help.  

 

6. Resolve to get more rest.  

 

Think you're OK squeaking by with just five hours of sleep a night? Think again. The National Sleep Foundation (NSF) says sleep is essential to your overall health and well-being, yet 60 percent of American adults say they have problems sleeping a few nights a week or more. On average, adults need about eight hours of sleep; some will be alright with an hour or two less, while others will need more.  

 

To help ensure you get the rest you need, maintain a regular sleep schedule, avoid caffeine for at least four hours before bedtime, don't have a heavy meal or drink alcohol before you sleep, and create a sleep-friendly environment with minimal light and noise. 

 

One of the challenges is being consistent with your health and safety plan. We should all be committed to health and well being in 2012...you and your loved ones deserve it.  We all deserve it so be good to yourself and lets make 2012 the best ever!
  
HAPPY, HEALTHY & SAFE NEW YEAR EVERYONE!

 


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Wednesday, December 14, 2011

6 Tips When Christmas Shopping For Seniors

 
 
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       Senior Care Mall  
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               Hundreds Of Products & Services 

 

       

                                                        CLICK HERE TO VISIT THE MALL 

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FREE Shipping on all orders over $75.00 as well! Visit us @ www.seniorcaremall.com.

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Offer Expires: December 22, 2011


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SIX IDEAS FOR FINDING THE PERFECT GIFT 
FOR GRANDMA AND GRANDPA

(ARA) SENIORCAREMALL With the holidays approaching, shoppers are making their lists and checking them twice. Undoubtedly, there are some blanks, as buying for grandparents often stymies children and grandchildren alike. 

Today's grandparents are a unique bunch, with a number of traditional apple-pie bakers, knitters and chess players that are just as likely to be tech savvy or connected to their children and grandchildren on Facebook. In fact, according to a survey by Consumer Cellular, 67 percent of consumers 50 or older are on Facebook and desire a smartphone for easy Web access; 60 percent want to download financial apps, travel discounts and other offers. 

If the grandparents on your list enjoy the latest gadgets, consider these holiday gift ideas: 

1) Share the memories: Pre-load a digital album with the best photos from the past year, including holidays, birthdays, celebrations, vacations and everyday moments. For grandparents who live out of town, such a gift bridges the distance and keeps children and grandchildren connected. 

2) Stay in touch: Select a cell phone that grandparents can use to keep in touch with loved ones, and consider paying for a plan for the first year. It doesn't have to break the bank. Consumer Cellular offers no-contract plans for as little as $10 a month. From the Doro Phone Easy 410, equipped with large buttons, a bright screen and an emergency call function, to the Motorola Bravo smartphone, Consumer Cellular has phones to suit every personality and price point. 

For grandparents who are less technology oriented, think about these alternatives: 

3) Plan a night out (or in): Pick up vouchers to a movie, concert or other special event that grandparents can enjoy. Or, as kids' schedules are packed these days, consider planning a family outing to ensure some quality time with grandparents. Home-made certificates for a classic movie marathon or a game night are an affordable way to enjoy each other's company at home. 

4) Dinner, on you: A special dinner is always appreciated. For grandparents, a gift certificate to one of their favorite restaurants is a good way to ensure a great meal without the hassle of cleaning up! 

5) Create brag books: Use an online photo book site to create brag books for all of the grandparents. Make several copies of one version to save time, and you may even cross some aunts and uncles off your list, too. If grandma loves to brag, keep the album small enough for her pocketbook so that she's always prepared.

 

6) Cost Effective Safety and Independence  Consider giving the gift of safety for them and peace of mind to loved ones. The Emergency Response WITHOUT MONTHLY FEE http://www.seniorcaremall.com/emre1.html  is sure to be appreciated. Split the one time cost among family members. In case of a fall the senior simply presses the button and 911 and or a neighbor or family member is notified. Peace of mind without the monthly fee!

Any of these ideas - or your own special variations of them - are sure to bring smiles to grandparents at the holidays.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

 


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Monday, October 10, 2011

Healthy Skin Care Tips For For Seniors

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Wednesday, October 5, 2011

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Sunday, September 25, 2011

6 Bathroom Safety For Seniors

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