Contact Lenses Could Be The Best Solution For Your Presbyopia

Even if you've had perfect vision all your life, you may have difficulty reading small print as you approach your senior years. The first sign is when you need to hold a menu or food label farther away so you can see it better. The cause of this problem is often presbyopia, a common eye condition that develops with age and gradually gets worse. The usual remedy is to buy reading glasses if your far vision is still good. Read More 

Tips For Staying Mobile As You Age

If you are getting up there in years and are starting to worry about your ability to continue your usual levels of independence, you might be worried about your overall mobility. This is hard to deal with because there are certain things that you cannot change about your mobility. As you get older, your balance is going to get weaker. You can stave off some of the balance problems, but you cannot prevent them entirely. Read More 

How In-Home Care Companies Determine Care Needs

If you are looking for in-home care for your elderly relatives, you may be wondering just what kind of care you need. Do you need someone during the day because you cannot be there to help your relatives? Do you just need overnight care so you can sleep and they can be cared for? Here is how most home health care companies determine what kinds and levels of care and services you and your elderly relatives need. Read More 

At Your Child’s Softball Tournament All Weekend? What To Do If You Get Stung

If your child plays softball and will be in a tournament all weekend, you will be spending a lot of time outdoors. Even though this will be a fun time for you, things can happen, such as getting stung by an insect. Below is some more information about allergic reactions to insects and what you should do if you are stung. Allergic Reaction to Insects Some common insects that cause allergic reactions in people are yellow jackets, fire ants, wasps, hornets, and honeybees. Read More 

How Late Night E-Reading Marathons May Cause Early Onset of Macular Degeneration

The creation of e-readers has helped to cause a heavy boost in reading that has been beneficial to many people across the nation. Unfortunately, using one of these electronic devices while comfortably tucked away in bed at night may be causing the early onset of macular degeneration, a serious vision problem that can lead to blindness. E-Readers Use Blue Light to Illuminate the Screen Many e-readers (and computers) use what is known as blue light to illuminate their screen. Read More