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Home Safety for Seniors

By Excelin Health on July 28, 2023

Home is our safe place. It is a place for relaxation and rest. With this in mind, it is important to ensure that your home is as safe as it can be. As we age, it becomes increasingly important to prioritize safety within our living environment. Seniors face many dangers in the home that they might not even realize are there, such as fall risks, dimly lit rooms, and other hidden dangers. Implementing effective safety measures is essential to helping keep homes safe and comfortable as they should be. So what can you do to ramp up your safety measures in your home?

How Pets Can Improve the Quality of Life for Seniors: A Comprehensive Guide

By Excelin Health on April 28, 2023

As we age, life can sometimes feel lonely and challenging. Our loved ones may move away, and mobility issues can make it difficult to participate in activities we once enjoyed. But don't lose heart! Pets can offer a beacon of hope and companionship, bringing a variety of benefits to the lives of seniors. In this blog post, we'll explore how furry friends can positively impact the well-being of elderly individuals.

Five Helpful Tips for Aging Veterans and the VA

By Excelin Health on November 9, 2022

November is a month where we honor Veterans and their families for their service. Excelin is grateful to all Veterans and the sacrifices they gave to serve our country. In celebration of Veterans day, we wanted to highlight a few benefits that Veterans can receive through the VA and some tips for working with the VA.

Minimizing Fall Risks with Simple Balancing Exercises

By Excelin Health on July 11, 2022

Did you know that one in four seniors will experience a dangerous fall each year? Did you also know that each fall encountered further increases your risk of dangerous future falls. Imagine you are in the kitchen cooking dinner when all of a sudden you experience a fall. This isn’t a bad fall and you get up easily, but you realize how dangerous your next fall could be. Now imagine you taking steps to minimize your fall risks with some basic exercises.