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Evidence-informed guidance for older adults and caregivers: daily living checklists, safety at home, assistive tech, health basics, and finding reliable local services.

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Fall-Risk Home Checklist (10 minutes)

Lighting, cords, rugs, bathroom rails—room-by-room safety you can do today.

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Medication Planner Template

Daily/weekly dose table + refill reminders. Print-friendly and caregiver-ready.

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Caregiver Conversation Script

How to discuss help, privacy, and routines—respectfully and productively.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between Independent Living and Assisted Living?
Independent Living focuses on autonomy with light support (meals, housekeeping, activities). Assisted Living adds help with ADLs like bathing, dressing, and medication reminders.
How do I reduce fall risk at home?
Improve lighting, secure rugs/cords, add grab bars in bathrooms, keep walkways clear, use non-slip shoes, and review meds that may cause dizziness.
What’s the best way to manage medications safely?
Use a weekly pillbox, maintain a med list (name/dose/time), set phone alarms, and bring the list to every appointment. Reconcile after any hospital visit.
How should families talk about caregiver support?
Agree on goals first (safety, independence), discuss preferences and privacy, define roles/schedules, and review the plan monthly.
Do you provide medical advice?
No. Our guides are educational. Always consult licensed professionals for diagnosis or treatment decisions.