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- September 26, 2016
September is National Preparedness Month. Our President encourages all Americans to take some time this month to prepare for emergencies that could affect us where we live, work, and also where we visit. Emergencies happen often without warning and it's up to us as Americans to do our part to be as prepared as possible for emergencies. During President Obama's Presidential Proclamation - National Preparedness Month, 2016, he stated, "Whether in the form of natural disasters like hurricanes and earthquakes, or unspeakable acts of evil like terrorism, danger can arise at unexpected times and places. Fortunately, there are many things that individuals, families, and communities can do to improve their readiness. I encourage all Americans to take proactive steps to prepare for any situation that may occur including signing up for local alerts, checking insurance coverage, documenting valuables, creating a plan for emergency communication and evacuation, and having a fully stocked disaster supply kit on hand."
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- September 11, 2016
Family caregivers provide unpaid care services to their aging parents or critically ill parents. Caregiver duties are often full time and include medical care compliance monitoring, cleaning, cooking, hygiene care (bathing, toileting, and grooming), healthcare advocate services, errand running, and general activities of daily living (ADL). Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's disease often requires more assistance with ADL and behavioral health issues.
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- August 10, 2016
News coverage of Olympic athletes like Michael Phelps, Dana Vollmer and Alex Naddour covered in purple spots has everyone asking questions. For instance, since when did Michael Phelps and Dana Vollmer begin training with a giant octopus? Are those purple round spots on their bodies caused from the suction cups of giant octopus tentacles?
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- August 03, 2016
Available in large, regular, or juvenile to meet all types of sizes. Finding the best fit is easy, using a soft measuring tape all you need to do is measure around the shaft of your penis, compress lightly.
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General Interest Allegro News Stress Management Bariatric Personal Care wheelchair accessories Patient Care Wheelchairs Daily Living Aids Home Comfort & Safety Seating Cushions Transportation Comfort & Safety Pillows & Wedges Pressure Reduction Pain Management Spinal Cord Injury Featured New Product WheelChair Cushions- May 10, 2016
What Makes Equagel Cushions Different From All Other Cushions?
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General Interest Paraplegia Incontinence Medical Supplies Buyers Guides Multiple Sclerosis Conditions Bedridden Quadriplegia Bed Wetting Patient Care Skin Condition Skin Care Barrier Products Creams Ointments Lotions Hygiene Cleansers Dermal Ulcers Incontinence Products Home Care Business Aging Uncategorized- April 26, 2016
People with incontinence (urinary or fecal) tend to have excessive moisture build up around their buttocks, hips, and genitals. Skin irritations are caused by excessive moisture. Caregivers and users of incontinence products should be on the lookout for skin with the appearance of redness, peeling, or perineal dermatitis (diaper rash). Yeast infections are also very common skin ailments in incontinent people. Yeast infections on the skin can be very uncomfortable and often painful. They are easy to identify with their fiery red appearance and itchy burning sensation. Treatment with an anti-fungal cream is often necessary in order to heal.
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- January 13, 2016
2016 is a new year for resolutions and for many that #1 resolution is to get in shape. Pairing with that resolution usually is a membership to one’s local fitness center. According to statista.com, 2014 had over 54.1 million memberships at fitness centers/ health clubs up from 32.8 million back in 2000 (1). This means that over 17% of the US population is currently enrolled in a fitness center. Now enrolling is the easy part, the hard part is actually attending and making the most of it. -
- December 11, 2015
The Brella Bag Hands Free Umbrella Holder: A Mobility Enhancer for the Physically Challenged
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- November 02, 2015
A dermal ulcer is a sore that develops on the skin followed by destruction of the tissue surrounding it. Tissue destruction leads to complete loss of skin; the size and depth of the ulcer depends on the severity of what exactly is causing it. Dermal ulcers are more common on the skin of the arms and legs.