It is inevitable that as you get older, it becomes harder to move around and stay active. The natural effects of aging take place and we no longer have full mobility. There is no rulebook, however, stating that you need full mobility to be able to exercise and keep fit. There are still countless ways…
A rollator walker is a useful aid for people with limited mobility, offering more balance and helping them from point a to point b. Sometimes referred to as a rolling walker with a seat, the rollator is generally equipped with four wheels, brakes, and a seat. However, a rollator walker isn’t always the best option…
Original Medicare (Part A and Part B) does not cover the cost of installing a wheelchair ramp for personal use in your home. Although Medicare Part B does provide coverage for wheelchairs (prescribed by your physician), the necessary ramps for your home are not covered. Medicare Coverage for DME Medicare Part B defines durable medical…
Needing a rollator is important to your mobility and to living a full life. What if you are on Medicare and you have questions about paying for your roller? Medicare is a governmental service to help those who need help such as rollators. Who is Eligible for a Medicare Rollator? Medicare is a federal health…
Having a relative diagnosed with vascular dementia can be a shock. Leaving the physician’s office, you can often have more questions than answers. How will your relative behave? Will they lose their independence? How will it affect their quality of life? Luckily there are things we can do to help support them to stay mobile…
