Long-term care planning month is designated mostly for seniors to take some time to think about their plans and goals for the future and especially how their health and well-being
In most areas of the country restaurants have been allowed to open for outdoor dining. Some parks and recreation areas are open as well. People normally enjoy outdoor dining but
As we all face the considerable challenges brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, Amramp would like to share the following tips to help people with mobility challenges and their caregivers
Nearly 90 percent of surveyed seniors over age 65 want to stay in their current residence for as long as possible, but many of those homes are not equipped to
Winter is just around the corner and we all know what that means — snow and ice — both of which can make accessibility a challenge. According to the National
Did you know that of the 46.2 million elderly people in the United State, 89% wish to remain in their own homes? While it may be a challenge to implement,
As the years pass, our bodies age. Everything must age with time, that’s just the cycle of life, and it’s never too early to start thinking about proactive steps to
Technology is giving patients the ability to gain the insight into their health without having to leave their homes. This is great news for those with mobility concerns, avoiding risk
Summer travels are often overwhelming — trying to beat the heat while also taking on never-ending lines at the airport can be the makings of wishing you’d never left home.
Stroke. It occurs when blood supply to part of the brain is blocked, or when a blood vessel in the brain bursts. And it’s the leading cause of serious, long-term disability
Download these apps to find wheelchair accessible destinations in your neighborhood and all over the world
18.5 million The approximate number of total veterans living in the United States—comprised of 16.9 million men and 1.6 million women 4 million The number of veterans with a service-connected
