Archive for October, 2009

My mother-in-laws knees are hurting. I wonder if knee surgery is in her near future. I worry about her, especially when I see her prop her knee on the hassock and wince as she places an ice bag on her swollen knee. The other knee is starting to bother her too, no doubt due... »

If you’re wondering if it’s time to move yourself or a parent into an assisted living environment, consider this – many changes can be made to your home that will affordably make it safer for extended living. Whether you’re suffering from arthritis, blood sugar issues, high blood pressure, MS,  chronic hip and joint problems, Parkinson’s... »

A list of critical questions you should ask yourself if you're evaluating whether or not elderly adults you care for should still be living in their home. Living Free Home can help extend the time one spends in their home with a free, extensive home evaluation. Click here to learn more »

Whether you're attempting to help a loved one to stay in their home, or move them into yours, Living Free Home can help. If you choose to bring an mobility challenged adult into your home, you'll have many new things to think about which your family currently takes for granted. Click here to learn... »

Why do elders fall so often? Lots of reasons: Some of the culprits are high blood pressure, low blood pressure, Parkinson’s, MS, arthritis, poor eye sight, or even blood sugar levels could factor in. Living Free Home has all the solutions you'll need to better ensure the home is more fall-proof. Read more about... »