2014

  • Which Type Of Retirement Community Is Best For Your Loved One?


    If you've been talking with your loved one about transitioning into a retirement community, then you understand the importance of finding the right type of community for that person's needs. Everybody is different: some are able to live alone and survive, and others need a little bit of assistance to go about their daily tasks. In order to truly find the type of retirement community that will be the best choice for your loved one, you need to know what the options are and how they work.
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  • The Dirty Dozen: 12 Tips To Help You Avoid Toenail Fungus


    Toenail fungus is a common but annoying condition that often is a recurring issue. It can thrive in moist, closed-in environments and can spread to other nails. If left untreated, toenail fungus can cause pain and permanent damage. Anyone can have toenail fungus, but people with health problems such as diabetes and circulatory issues have an even higher risk of contracting it. The fungus can then lead to a widespread infection and other problems.
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  • When Should You See A Dermatologist?


    When you have skin conditions, like itching or pimples, it is tempting to try and treat it on your own with over-the-counter medications. While this is a good place to start, you may need to get a doctor's assistance. A dermatologist is a doctor that specializes in various skin disorders and can diagnose the problem, as well as providing excellent treatment options. Here are different situations when you should see a dermatologist.
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  • 3 Amenities to Look for in Senior Assisted Living Facilities


    These days, finding a place for Mom or Dad to live once they are unable to be completely independent is easy. A plethora of different communities exist, from complete care facilities that cater to specific medical needs to almost independent apartments that offer the ability to move within the facility should needs change. Want high-quality food? It's a given now that assisted living residents will have more than standard-fare cafeteria meals.
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