Vive Health is a massive online equipment store specializing in mobility, rehabilitation, and assistance supplies. It operates out of a massive supply location in Naples, Florida and sells a wide selection of products through its website, as well as its Amazon and eBay storefronts. Whether you need a new wheelchair or some personal care support, […]
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Seniors and Driving: Risks, Tips, and Stereotypes
An estimated 40+ million American seniors have a driver’s license. They have a wealth of experience on the roads and rely on their cars to fulfill their basic needs, including grocery shopping and medication pick-ups. Despite this, there are a lot of concerns about the growing number of seniors on American roads, and it’s gotten […]
A Guide to Bed Rails for Seniors: Benefits, Risks, and Alternatives
The personal wipes industry is worth well over $1 billion and growing all the time. The recent coronavirus pandemic, along with the public’s general need for convenient cleanliness, has seen this industry grow year-on-year. That said, what exactly are adult wipes? Are they effective, do they harm the environment, and which wipes are the best […]
What is the Difference Between Assisted Living and Skilled Nursing Care?
When a parent or spouse is unable to get the care they need at home, it could be time to consider a skilled nursing facility or assisted living community. That said, which of these options is better suited to the needs of your loved one, and how do they compare in terms of care and […]
The Best Cell Phones for Seniors
It seems like the older you get, the harder it is to follow technological trends and the more alien these technologies seem. Smartphones are a great example of this. The average senior doesn’t keep track of the latest offerings from Samsung or Apple and can’t tell the difference between iOS and Android. If your eyesight […]
7 Facts About Social Security and Seniors: What You Need to Know
Government programs fail more times than they succeed and, with every presidency, there is a succession of programs that never got off the ground or didn’t quite work as proponents expected. Social Security is definitely not in this category. In fact, since its launch in 1935, it has been one of the most successful government […]
Independent Living Vs. Assisted Living Vs. Memory Care
Independent living communities, assisted living facilities, and memory care units all provide a specific level of care for older adults struggling with mobility and daily chores. The question is, which option is best suited for your needs or the needs of your loved one? How do these options compare to one another? Independent Living Some seniors can live independently and continue to perform their daily […]
What is Medicare Part D?
Medicare Part D covers prescription drugs and is available to everyone receiving Medicare Part A or Part B. It is not means tested, nor is it dependent on you passing a physical exam, and you cannot be refused because of existing health conditions. You also can’t be refused just because you are currently taking many […]
What is Medicare Part C?
Medicare Part C, also known as Medicare Advantage, covers everything that Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B cover, as well as a few extras. It is provided by private companies associated with the program and, in this guide, we’ll look at everything you need to know about it and its coverage. Who is Eligible […]
A Complete Guide to Medicaid: State Requirements and Coverage
Medicaid is a health insurance program aimed at low-income families and funded by federal and state governments. Eligibility requirements change from state to state but are based on age, income, disability, household size, and several other key factors. The Medicaid program was established in 1965 and, while it is voluntary, all states participate. Efforts have been made to standardize Medicaid eligibility requirements, but in the last few […]