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Everything You Need to Know about Lift Chairs

If you or a loved one is finding it to be an increasing struggle each time you go to sit or stand from your chair, then a lift chair could be the perfect addition to your home. Imagine having a chair that can help lower you into the seat or assist you into the standing position. Now imagine it look as comfortable and modern as any piece of furniture in your home. It’s the perfect combination between the functionality of a home medical device and a comfortable, aesthetic design that would make anyone proud to have it as an addition to their living room.

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Restore Access: Stair Lift Installation

For people with mobility limitations, staircases can be one of most prominent barriers to access. From staircases that make it difficult to go upstairs, to outdoor stairways that limit entry to the home, to basement stairways that prevent access to laundry facilities, they limit the full enjoyment of your home. A stair lift is the safe, reliable choice to restore full access to the entirety of your home.

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Converting to an Accessible Bathroom

If you or a loved one are dealing with any kind of mobility issues, it might be time to consider converting your bathroom into an accessible one. Accessible upgrades can be tailor-made to meet your needs so that you can get the most functionality possible. So if you’re looking at converting to an accessible bathroom, here are a few products that can help increase your independence and improve your way of life.

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Navigating Care Options

There are many care options available in the Toronto area to help you or your family member continue to live a healthy, fulfilling life, including independent living, assisted living, long-term care, home health care, adult day programs, and respite care. What is the right care solution for you or your loved one?

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Understanding Funding Options for Mobility Devices & Barrier-Free Home Renovations

Understanding Funding Options for Mobility Renovations & Devices

 

The province of Ontario introduced the Healthy Homes Renovation Tax Credit (HHRTC) in 2012. The tax credit is meant to assist seniors convert their homes with barrier-free modifications. With its 2016 Budget, Ontario proposes to end the HHRTC as of January 1, 2017. This means time is running out to take advantage of the refund, so there is no better time to plan a home mobility renovation.

Understanding the Tax Credit

The HHRTC is a permanent, refundable income tax credit for...

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Should You Rent or Buy Home Medical Equipment?

Should You Rent or Buy Home Medical Equipment?

Whether you are recovering from an injury or returning from a hospital stay, MEDability has all the home medical equipment you need for a speedy, safe recovery. If you have a long-term need for a mobility device and know exactly which model is right for you, then making a full purchase is the obvious choice. If your recovery needs are in the short-term or constantly change or if you are undecided on the right device, then renting home medical equipment may be the preferred option.

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Staying Social As We Age

Staying Social As We Age

Social bonds are important at every age. For children, staying social means forming friendships, learning about healthy interaction with others, and keeping the brain active as it grows. For adults, an active social life is an important part of leading a fulfilling, well-rounded life and can help ease some of the stress of daily living. The formula is no different for seniors, but it becomes even more important to make an effort to form social bonds as regular outlets like school and work are no longer there. Let’s explore...

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CPAP Therapy in the GTA

If you wake up tired and groggy despite getting plenty of rest, or experience unexplained ill health, sleep apnea may be to blame. According to the Public Health Agency of Canada, more than a quarter of adult Canadians are at high risk for sleep apnea.

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Returning Home from a Hospital Stay

Returning Home from a Hospital Stay

Once you are well enough to leave the hospital, it is time to return home. This is a major step in a recovery, but for many people requires arrangements and adjustments. Let’s explore how to ensure a smooth return home from a hospital stay:

Plan Ahead

Your hospital discharge will be coordinated between you, your care team, and your family caregiver. Generally, you will have at least a few days’ notice to prepare for your discharge, especially following a lengthy hospital stay. Plan ahead to coordinate the discharge....

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A Quick Guide to Barrier-Free Design

A Quick Guide to Barrier-Free Design

According to AARP research, nearly 90 percent of seniors wish to stay in their homes as they age. “Aging in place” allows seniors to stay an active part of their current community, stay close to family and friends, and continue to live independently. However, aging also presents new challenges in terms of mobility and health which may make it difficult for many seniors to stay in their current place of residence without home modifications. Let’s explore how every home can be transformed with...

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