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AGING MATTERS…it truly does!AGING “IN PLACE” |
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"Sensory-Supportive Spaces"
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Consulting services pertaining to caregiving and home and community enhancements
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Consultation The Multi-media Presentation
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Air Quality
For health and wellness reasons, it’s essential to breath clean air. The product I represent utilizes five technologies which have been proven to cleanse the air. Perfect for apartments, condos or units in retirement communities. Under $250. |
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Supportive Aromas Societies throughout the ages have utilized aromas for lifestyle enhancement, wellness and attitude. Smell is the strongest and quickest access to the brain! I have tried and found some awesome options for various situations. Whether for room use, or throughout a building, the right aroma and device can provide the appropriate enhancement. |
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![]() An Out of the Box Option—Trains! Once you’ve addressed safety and security matters…added some sights and sounds, now you can consider some creative, “out of the box” options for your home or community. As a train enthusiast, I have seen miniature railroads used very nicely in retail settings. Why not try them at your place….down the halls, outside, in the garden, etc. These miniature trains can be programmed to run on an actual time schedule, which you set up in advance of dinnertime, or other daily event. Perhaps a riding railroad would be fun when the grandchildren visit!! So whether they run down your halls inside, or outside in the garden or around your building, the scheduled sights and sounds of a train can be a valuable addition to your space. |
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Break Boundaries - www.breakboundaries.com With Break Boundaries' REACH you can independently control all of the below products independently without the help of a nurse or caretaker. This can all be done by touching a screen, or completely hands-free by moving a body part, or simply speaking a command.
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TestimonialsFor all persons of all ages and here focusing on seniors, this slim but sage volume is an attractive and compelling "must" to own, read, share. and apply. The text is universal and the illustrations warm and inviting. The book is person friendly, as promised by the title, and helpful both conceptually and for practical aspects of living.
Making Your Home Senior Friendly by Chuck Oakes is easy to read, full of great recommendations on making a home senior friendly and safe and provides some great resources. This book should be a “must read” for seniors wanting to stay in their own homes, and for their friends, families and caregivers. Kudos - Chuck Oakes for identifying these issues and writing about them.”
Chuck knows exactly what we face when we start to help take care of our parents. His book is perfect in helping caregivers to understand their position as a family member that has or will begin to assist aging parents. Functionality is great, but Chuck's discussion of attitude, helpfulness and creating the right environment of our parents is fantastic. This book is refreshing and can help to set the right tone to the future ahead. Just maybe the "golden years" can be golden with love and understanding.
I am not a regular home renovator or handy person. I am renovating the family home now with a general contractor. My eighty eight-year-old father will also move in. I and my contractor found the book: Making Your Home Senior Friendly informative, useful, easy reading and entertaining. We used many of the recommendations in the book.
I just finished reading, for the third time, Chuck’s delightful and enlightening book, Making Your Home Senior Friendly. I find his tips about simple adaptations and changes that one can make in a home, practical and financially very feasible. In my opinion, this instructive little book is a “must read” for all homecare professionals, Senior Center staff members and anyone coping with aging parents. For the elderly who choose to stay in their own home, this book is a definite must!
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