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Adoption Babies Children Elderly Nursing Homes Parents Playgrounds School ELDERLY Also see: NURSING HOMES ____ Be aware that you are especially susceptible to alcoholism due to: - Significant life changes e.g., death of spouse - Not very much to get sober for - Not much of a support system ____ Use caution in use of alcohol with medications ____ Remove throw rugs - trip hazard ____ Check electrical cords: - Ensure they aren't a trip hazard - Not too many things connected to extension cords - fire hazard ____ Check phone extension cords - Ensure they aren't a trip hazard - Consider having additional phone jack installed to prevent having to use extension cord too much ____ Obtain a phone which: - Has large numbers - Has one-button dialing for police, fire, etc. - Is programmable for other numbers ____ Clean out medicine cabinet (remove old medication, leave only important ones) ____ Keep a rubber mat available for the bathtub/shower ____ Throw out old food in kitchen ____ Take things off high shelf so there won't be a temptation to reach too much ____ Use a clear mug with a handle which won't tip over easily (instead of a cup and saucer - can be tipped over easily, then reaching for the falling cup could cause a fall) ____ Use non-breakable dishes, etc. ____ Check batteries in fire alarms, smoke detectors, etc. ____ Ensure flashlights are readily available and operational, with extra batteries available ____ Consider taking the herb ginko - to improve blood circulation For more info: ____ Visit senior.com ____ Visit sandiegoseniornews.com Back to Top NURSING HOMES Also see: ELDERLY ____ Make a decision to put a person in a nursing home your last resort, not your first ____ Explore options to keep the person at home instead, e.g.: - Hiring nurses and/or aides to live in and/or visit the person - Getting help from a hospice group ____ Call area office on aging ____ Call ombudsmen If the person must go to a nursing home: ____ Review the facility's certification and licensing reports - Check for evidence of patient care violations - on file with state public health department - they are public records - you have a right to see them - you can also ask the nursing home to see their copies - don't take anything for granted - don't take "no" for an answer when asking to see records (if they balk, you walk!) Back to Top
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