Impaired Hearing Resouurces

• Communicating With Impaired Elderly PersonsCommunication with a impaired person can be a difficult and frustrating task, but good communication skills can prevent catastrophic reactions. In dealing with persons it is important to listen, speak clearly and slowly and use non-verbal communication (body language) to help convey your message. The following article includes tips for communicating
• Nassau County Department of Senior Citizen AffairsNASSAU COUNTY OFFICE FOR THE PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED serves as an advocate and liaison for people with disabilities and is responsible for ensuring Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance. It promotes equal access in education, employment, transportation, recreation, and consumerism in the private sector, and develops public awareness through referral services, conferences, and dissemination of literature
• Hearing Health and Alzheimer ‘s Disease | November 2001 | The Hearing…The Hearing Review and Hearing Review Products is the single-stop web site for the hearing industry. It brings users the latest news, product developments, and legal and regulatory updates. Subjects include coverage of industry trends, developments in instruments, patient counseling, industry events and education.
• Understanding Hearing Loss For SeniorsGo60.Com is a no-nonsense, yet caring and compassionate internet destination devoted to helping seniors improve with age.
• Consumer Resource Directory – Community Services ResourcesTSA’s online Consumer Resource Directory. There are three easy ways to find the services you’re looking for or might like to consider
• Treating Hearing Loss Important for Alzheimer ‘s and Dimentiathere is also compelling evidence to suggest a link between a hearing loss, dementia and Alzheimer’s, both which are degenerative diseases that lead to progressive memory loss in the elderly.
• “How a Hearing Impaired Phone Can Help GrandmaA hearing impaired phone has a lot of advantages to those elderly who have trouble hearing or even those who are non-seniors who have hearing problems. It allows them to communicate their thoughts to both the hearing and hearing impaired world effectively.”
• Talking To The Sight Or Hearing ImpairedSuggestions that may help you and your loved one communicate more effectively.
• Seniors — Alzheimer ‘s DiseaseCommon Senior Health Issues
• Senior Health Report: Health News for Seniors About AlzheimersSenior Health Report is produced by the staff of Medical Week News , publisher of specialized online consumer health newsletters.
• Deaf/Hearing Impaired ServicesHearing Speech & Deaf Center of Greater Cincinnati
• Device that produces tiny skull vibrations a big help for hearing…this system of conducting sound through skull bone is a big boost to people who are deaf in one ear and can’t be helped by hearing aids or cochlear implants.
• Alzheimer’s caregivers: if he or she has a hearing problemTips for Communicating With the Hearing Impaired
• HEARING TESTS, WOMEN AND ALZHEIMER’Sresearch on those with Alzheimer’s disease also revealed the benefits of treating hearing loss among caregivers.
• Alzheimer’s, Hearing Problems May Mimic Each OtherAlzheimer’s and untreated hearing impairment have signs and symptoms that are similar
• Wireless TV Amplifier from Clarity Helps Hearing Impaired Folks Enjoy Television Again Study Showed That 75% of People Who Experience a Hearing Loss Find It Difficult to Enjoy Television
• Alzheimer’s Made Worse By Uncorrected Hearing Loss: The Inside StoryFrom the archives of Hearing Health Magazine: Alzheimer’s Tidal Wave A Hearing Connection?
• Phone Strobe FlasherA very useful device for the hearing impaired and helps those with minor hearing loss to avoid having to set the phone volume so loud.
• Amplified Telephones, In-Line Amplifiers, Phone Ringers, Personal Amplifiers, TV Listening Systems, Tour Systems, Alarm Clocks, Travel Clocks, Watches and TTYs.products which can be used by caregivers to assist in caring for individuals with Alzheimers.
• Family Caregivers Communication Class; Talking with Hearing Impaired Aging Parentsvaluable tips about communicating with seniors who have hearing loss.
• Related Searches for hearing impaired seniors alzheimer BING search
• Attention Control Systems, Inc. Hearing & Communication Aids

  Software and equipment for hearing- or speech-impaired people.

• Alzheimers ClocksAlzheimers Clocks specially designed for easy viewing, day and date.
• a way to ease the symptoms of dementia and Alzheimer’sas easy as having the patient’s hearing tested.
• Treating Hearing Loss Important for Alzheimer’s and Dementia
• Remember Me? A Guide to Alzheimer’s Disease and Hearing Loss
• Undiagnosed Pre-Existing Hearing Loss in Alzheimers Disease Patients?
• Hearing aids: How to choose the right one
• Hearing Aids -Products to assist individuals with impaired hearing or anyone who needs extra help hearing in this noisy world. At Independent Living Source carries a wide variety of products for anyone who may benefit from the latest technology in amplified phones from corded to cordless to vibrating alarm clocks and bed shakers
• National Program Launched to Help Low-Income Get Hearing Aids

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• Senior Care Products. Alzheimer’s  parentgiving.com
• www.rafasys.com/alzheimer’s-safety-0.html
• The Three Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease
• Seven Clinical Stages of Alzhheimers
• Understanding the Dementia Experience
• Coach Broyle’s Playbook for Alz Caregivers

  (free download or free video or you can buy hard copy) , Pacing , Late Afternoon Behavior , Refusing Care , Using the Bathroom , Home Safety , Dressing , Wandering , Communication , In the Car , Eating , Survival Tips

• New York State Office for the Aging

  Health Care, Patients’ rights for Medicare & Medicaid participants, New York State Partnership for Long Term Care, Medicaid, Medicare, Legal Assistance,Financial Assistance, Local Support Services. Alzheimer’s Elder Caregiver Support,Housing Information, Naturally Occurring Retirement Communities (NORCs)

• Aging Services Access Points, known in the elder network as ASAPs

  ASAPs provide the following direct services: Information and Referral; interdisciplinary case management: intake, assessment, development and implementation of service plans; monitoring of service plans; and reassessment of needs; and Protective Services: investigations of abuse and neglect of elders.

• Alzheimer behaviors.pdf

  behaviors How to respond when dementia causes unpredictable behaviors

• Medical is a one-stop, full service on-line medical supply
• ActiveForever Assistive Devices

  , Bath Safety , Diet and Nutrition , Exercise Equipment , Gift Ideas , Independent Living , Medical Supplies , Mobility Aids

• SNAP for Seniors | Senior Housing, Assisted Living, Nursing Homes
• Mass. Division Of Medical Assistance
• medical and social service delivery system

  Medicare program offers limited access to two unique programs for certain beneficiaries who need a comprehensive medical and social service delivery system.

• Big Tree Murphy’s – Finding the humanity

  For families facing the ethical, emotional and physical care issues of Alzheimer’s Disease.

• Alzheimer’s Foundation of America

  AFA membership is open to any organization dedicated to aiding individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and related illnesses, and their caregivers and families. They welcome entities of any size budget and staff, nonprofit

• Aricept’s resources. Learn About Alzheimer’s Disease

  The health information contained herein is provided for educational purposes only

• The Alzheimers Store

  dedicated to providing unique products and information for those caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease. Every product in the store has been carefully selected to make living with Alzheimer’s disease as easy as possible.

• Alzheimer Caregiver discussions

  The Alzheimer’s Association message boards and chat rooms are your online communication forum. Share your thoughts and experiences, query your colleagues and make new friends.

• MASS-ALFA -Massachusetts Assisted Living Facilities
• The Medical Supply Depot.com
• Salmon Family of Services

  Senior Living and Healthcare Options Across the Full Continuum of Care

• Heritage ALF Framingham

  Heritage at Framingham, together with Mary Ann Morse Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center form a local non-profit which is called Mary Ann Morse Healthcare Corp.

  Heritage provides assisted living settings for two types of residents. One setting is for residents who need traditional assisted living. Another setting is specifically designed for residents needing memory care as a result of Alzheimer’s disease or other form of dementia.

• Common Problems in early alzheimer’s disease

  a description of some common difficulties experienced by people in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease. Not all patients experience all of these problems. The coping strategies offered here are drawn from practical experience of early stage patients and their families.

• RUNmyERRAND: Post your errands and get help.
• National Care Planning Council

  The articles will help you learn about long term care planning and the providers and services

• The AGS Foundation for Health in Aging

  building a bridge between the research and practice of Geriatrics and the Public, and to advocate on behalf of older adults and their special health care needs.

• California Resource Centers org

  Specialized Information, Support Groups, Family Consultations,Care Planning, Legal & Financial Consultation, Respite Care, Education, Counseling

• Caregiver.com; Resources

  Sharing Wisdom: Caregivers Ideas ,Careverse ,Caregiver Interviews,Caregiver Carenotes ,Caregiving Articles ,Caregiver Support Groups ,Caregiver Recipes ,Caregiver BookClub ,Caregiver Stories

• MedicAlert + Safe Return

  MedicAlert® + Alzheimer’s Association Safe Return® is a 24-hour nationwide emergency response service for individuals with Alzheimer’s or a related dementia who wander or have a medical emergency. We provide 24-hour, nationwide assistance, no matter when or where the person is reported missing.

• White Refrigerator Lock

  Each kit contains two “peel and stick” door anchors 2″x3″, with riveted Stainless Steel cables and a 30mm brass padlock. Secures One Door. Several padlock options available.

• Southern California Caregiver Resource Center

  (SCRC) has been providing services to caregivers in San Diego and Imperial County since 1987. A private, independent non-profit agency and most services are free of charge.

• Alzherimer and Dementia Podcast Interview

  Leaders in Elder Care – Dr. Richard Taylor on Alzheimer’s- The Farthest Thing From the Long Goodbye

• Well Spouse Association

  -mission remains to provide emotional peer-to-peer support to the wives, husbands, and partners of the chronically ill and/or disabled.

• Alzheimer’s Reading Room: Exercise for Cognition
• FCA: Family Caregiver Alliance Home

  FCA has developed a wide array of services and publications based on caregiver needs and offers programs at local, state, and national levels.

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• ALZ MASS listing Support Groups for People with Alzheimers

  These groups are especially for people with a diagnosis of Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) or who are in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia together with their carepartner or a family member.

• Thoughts from the Roller Coaster Blog

  Thoughts, feelings and ideas on this long, slow journey into the Alzheimer’s Twilight Zone.

• ElderCare Discussions

  Completely updated and revamped technology. News & Research, Day-to-Day Caregiving, Spousal Care,

• CAREgivinghelp

  CJE SeniorLife’s geriatric care managers, with advanced degrees in social work and training in gerontology help older people who are alone or living far away from caring family members

• nia.nih.gov Alzheimer’s Disease Education and Referral

  site will help you find current, comprehensive Alzheimer’s disease (AD) information and resources from the National Institute on Aging (NIA).

• National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers

  all members in the care manager category must hold at least one of four approved certifications. The approved certifications include Care Manager Certified (CMC), Certified Case Manager (CCM), Certified Advanced Social Work Case Manager (C-ASWCM), and Certified Social Work Case Manager (C-SWCM). All current and renewing Care Manager members must hold one of these certifications as of January 1, 2010.

• Google Maps gains tracking feature

  uses wireless networks, the global positioning system, and mobile-phone towers to pinpoint users.

• Family Caregiving 101

  Web site. If you’re caring for a loved one who is ill or disabled, this site was created for you. It’s a great place to find assistance, answers, new ideas and helpful advice

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• the alzheimer spouse – the alzheimers vanilla forum

  The Alzheimer Spouse website was set up because there were no resources for the unique issues faced by spouses of Alzheimer patients. If you are caring for a relative other than a spouse, please visit the http://www.alz.org message boards

• Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregiving

  focus includes supporting individuals and caregivers coping with chronic illness and disability across the lifespan as well as limitations due to aging.

• bigtreemurphy.com/Using Usual Things.htm

  by using a little creativity and ingenuity, I was able to take common items and make them do uncommon things.

• National Clearinghouse for Long Term Care

  Long-term care is a variety of services and supports to meet health or personal care needs over an extended period of time. Most long-term care is non-skilled personal care assistance, such as help performing everyday Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), which are: Bathing, , Dressing, , Using the toilet, , Transferring (to or from bed or chair), , Caring for incontinence, Eating

• Caregiving Basics » Tip Cards

  The Family Caregiver Do’s and Don’ts , Communicating with the Language-Impaired , Reduce Anxiety and Agitation , Wandering Behaviors , How to Handle Packing and Hiding Behaviors , Ideas to Make Meal Time Easier , Ideas to Make Dressing Easier , What to do About Urinary Incontinence , Resistance to Bathing , Communicating with the Doctor

• http://www.bigtreemurphy.com/speech%20Topics.htm

  It’s Just Poop People!

• Alzheimer;s Massachusetts/New Hampshire Home Page

  When Alzheimer’s touches your life, we are here for you.

• Buck And Buck, Mail order clothing for cargeiver’s clients, NH etc.,

  Shop by Need , Adaptive Clothing , Alzheimer’s , Incontinence, Wheelchair Clothes , Wheelchair Accessories Easy Dressing VELCRO? Brand Fastener Clothes

• Pleasantries Adult Day Services – Marlborough Mass.

  a warm home environment where everyone is welcome and where guests, families, and care partners are treated respectfully, including recognition of individual, cultural, and religious preferences.

• Benefits Programs for seniors – NCOA’s Online

  Find and enroll in federal, state, local and private programs that help pay for prescription drugs, utility bills, meals, health care and other needs.

• Medicaide etc information from elder law answers
• Harvard.edu: Health Information | Medical Information from Harvard

  Get the information and expert advice you need on these age-related health issues

• Aricept about, Alzheimer’s Disease

  The sole purpose of the information below is to illustrate the progression of Alzheimer’s disease. It is not intended to depict information about ARICEPT

• Medicare Interactive Organization

  The Medicare Rights Center (MRC) is a national not-for-profit consumer service organization that works to ensure access to affordable health care for older Americans and Americans with disabilities through counseling, educational programs and public policy initiatives

• Member of the Family network U.S. Nursing Home Information resources

  MemberoftheFamily.net provides information about 16,000 Medicare/Medicaid-certified nursing homes in the United States

• AMA – American Medical Association website

  an essential part of the professional life of every physician.

• University of Maryland School of Medicine Videos

  # Elder Care DVDs

• Eligibility for the Home Care Program

  Age: 60 years or older or under 60 with a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease and in need of respite services

• Caring From a Distance website

  Caring from a Distance is an independent, non-profit organization. We take no referral fees from service providers.

• The U.S. Administration on Aging (AoA)

  The mission of AoA is to develop a comprehensive, coordinated and cost-effective system of home and community-based services that helps elderly individuals maintain their health and independence in their homes and communities.

• NIH Senior Health website

  website features basic health and wellness information for older adults from the National Institutes of Health.

• Caring for Your Aging Parents – AgingCare.com

  Find the answers you need to help deal with the stress of aging parents and elder care (senior care).

• Medicare.gov -MyMedicare.gov Login

  Medicare’s free, secure online service for accessing personalized information regarding your Medicare benefits and services.

• National Center on Senior Transportation: website

  mission is to increase transportation options for older adults and enhance their ability to live more independently within their communities throughout the United States.

• Alzheimer’s ORG respite care guide pdf

  Everyone needs a break. If you are a caregiver, you may need a break from caregiving tasks. If you have

  dementia, you may want a break from the daily routine and have the opportunity to meet others who share some of the same challenges. Respite care can help, by providing a new environment or time to relax. It can

  be for a few hours or several days or weeks depending on your particular needs and interests.

  Our specialized dementia unit offers individualized nursing care for those with dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, and related disorders

 

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• Mary Anne Alzheimer’s Nursing Home Facilities
• FCA-Harford-Practical Tools-Caregivers.pdf
• Caringinfo – Caring for Someone caring connections

  National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization

• Move-in Information for classic assisted living facility
• Geriatric Care Managers of New England

  , a regional chapter of the National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers.

• Finding Financial Alzheimer Assistance

  Boomja is an opportunity for people everywhere to be part of the next generation of search and search marketing.

• Alzstore.com -unique products to those with Alzheimers
• The Combination Care For Alzheimer’s Program

  tips and questions to have an informed discussion about whether combination therapy may be the right option for the person you care about.

• medicalnewstoday.com Assistive Technology Helps Dementia Sufferers

  MediLexicon International Ltd,

  Craythorne House, Burnside Mews, London Road, Bexhill-on-Sea

Does Your State Accept Medicaid for Assisted Living Facilities?

• Medicaid Waiver Programs for Assisted Living Facilities | Gilbert Guide
• Pace Program -Summit ElderCare

  Fallon Community Health Plan logo

  A Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) sponsored by Fallon Community Health Plan

• AlzOnline : Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Online

  AlzOnline believes that throughout your caregiving journey you will have questions related to the many aspects of caring for a loved one. We want to help meet these challenges by providing quality caregiver education, information, and support.

• IQ Nursing Home Ratings, Directory

  Nursing Home Ratings & Inspection Reports

• Long Term Care Link – A Comprehensive Resource

  a comprehensive

  resource for Eldercare, Senior Care, and Long Term Care Planning. The articles below will help you learn about long term care planning and the providers and services

• The Family Caregivers Association National

  NFCA reaches across the boundaries of diagnoses, relationships and life stages to help transform family caregivers’ lives by removing barriers to health and well being.

• Source for Clothing Name Labels

  Alzheimer Forun Discussion

• Net of Care org web site
• CarePathways

  This site was created and is maintained by RNs dedicated to providing seniors

  and their families access to quality information, products and services

• Caring for your parents | Caring.com

  The mission: to help the helpers. We equip family caregivers to make better decisions, save time and money, and feel less alone — and less stressed — as they face the many challenges of caregiving.

• Metrowest Alzheimers Partnerships

  The Alzheimer’s Association works with local service providers and family members to support the creation of local Partnerships. Each Partnership is a self-sufficient task-oriented alliance of health care and human service professionals, family members and other concerned individuals working to increase and improve local services through: education, coordination, development of new services, and advocacy.

• GPS Locators provide a more secure life for many

  Information on GPS navigation and

  other GPS applications

• Taking Care of Parents Without Going Broke – NYTimes.com
• New programs help elderly stay in their own homes
• Newton at Home – Website

  a community support system that would enable them and others to remain in their Newton homes as they grow older.

• Mass Gov Official Website of the Office of Health and Human Services
• MA Nursing Home Quality of Care

  the sole statewide consumer group working for improvements in the quality of care for MA long-term care residents. We are a committed group of families, friends, and advocates

• ElderCare on-line discussion Forum
• National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers

  professionals from diverse backgrounds and academic preparations to a vulnerable and often frail population. No one profession can claim exclusive domain over the knowledge and skills required to provide geriatric care management services. Thus, Geriatric Care Managers (GCMs) may be members of formal professions, such as social work, nursing or psychology, or may hold advanced degrees in gerontology, counseling, public health administration, or other fields of human service specialization.

• New Century Homecare Services
• blog-In-Home_Care_and_Medical_Alert_Monitoring_Solutions
• National Clearinghouse for Long Term Care
• Aging In Place Technology Watch | Industry Trends
• Caregiving Basics » Tip Cards
• California Caregiver Resource Centers
• Caregiver Homes – Caring for Elder Parent
• Elder Care Services Guides | SandwichINK.com
• Blogs – As Our Parents Grow Older
• elderlyplace.com
• Visiting Angels
• FAQ: What If I Can’t Handle Caring for Someone with-incontinence
• Jewish Family Service of MetroWest
• Kaitz & Siegel Geriatric Care Managers
• Caring for Your Aging Parents – AgingCare.com
• Natick VNNA Services & Programs
• Natick Visiting Nurse Association
• Forum For Caregivers, About Caregivers, By Caregivers
• Geriatric Care Managers of New England
• Is Home Care Right For You?
• Moving Aging Parents into Your Home Are you sure?
• Medicaid
• Springwell Watertown MA
• Elderly Info 101:How to help the elderly keep their independence
• bigtreemurphy.com/Menu Resources.htm
• Legal Issues, Wills and Estate Planning – AARP
• Elder Care ABC
• Wellesley At Home
• Sudbury Angels
• Generation B – When You’re Your Mother’s Keeper -NYTimes.com
• Eldercare -Twitter Search #
• 5 Ways to Decide Someone you Love Needs a Caregiver
• Aging Parents | Elder Care | Senior Care
• Long Term Care Link – A Comprehensive Resource Long Term Care
• Getting Started with DIY Universal Design and Aging in Place -Inside Elder Care
• Caring for your parents | Caring.com
• Care Levels of nursing home care
• A Place for Mom a free ALF referral service
• Senior Homecare by Vjsting Angels
• AAN Issues Guideline on When People with Alzheimer’s Disease Should Stop Driving
• RxAssist database of patient prescription assistance programs
• Alzheimer Disease patient’s pain behaviors
• Drug Interaction Checker
• Caregiver Guide, booklet, Home Safety for People with Alzheimer’s Disease
• Home Safety Checklist for Alzheimers in your Home, can be printed out
• Motion Detector With Remote Alarm
• Alzheimer’s and Dementia Store, activitytherapy.com
• products for Wandering; Forgetfulness; Safety, Falling & Frailty, agelessdesign.com
• safety products to deal with wandering and other , ahaf.org
• safety net source a media hub with a specific focus on how caregivers can protect their loved ones from wandering and becoming missing
• LoJack® SafetyNetâ„¢ Protect and rescue anyone afflicted with Alzheimer’s
• alzheimer safety products online at AllegroMedical
• Home safety checklist, alzheimers-in-your-home.com
• Home Safety Tips To Protect Those with Alzheimer’salzheimerstreatment.com
• Wandering Patient Security Systems, alznyc.org
• Free Alzheimer’s  Public Safety training for police, apbweb.com
• Alzheimer’s Temporary Tattoo, beaconsafetyproducts.com
• Medical Alert Systems, brickhousesecurity.com
• Kitchen Safety for Someone With Alzheimer’s | Care2 Healthy, care2.com
• Products for caring for alzheimers, caregiverproducts.com
• The Alzheimer’s Library Incontinence Supplies for Alzheimer\’s Patients
• Caring.com Creating Home Safety for Alzheimer’s patients, caring.com
• ChildSeniorSafety Home Safety for Older Adults and People with Alzheimer’s, childseniorsafety.com
• Wearable Device to Find Missing Person Fast,emfinders.com
• Alzheimer’s Care Home Safety, everydayhealth.com
• Safety for Those With Alzheimer’s – Full Circle of Care Caregiver
• safeguarding your home for seniors with alzheimers, newlifestyles.com
• products or gadgets necessary for home safety, nia.nih.gov< href=”http://www.rafasys.com/alzheimer%27s-safety-0.html”> www.rafasys.com/alzheimer’s-safety-0.html
• www.research.va.gov
• Alzheimer’s Safety Products. retiredbrains.com
• Alzheimer’s products, righthealth.com
• fall-proofing tips for Alzheimer’s disease   
• Patient Safety Products – SouthwestMedical.com
• Alzheimer’s Safety Catalog, sworps.tennessee.edu
• Alzheimer’s Guide Dogs, thiscaringhome.org
• TotalConnect – Wireless Nurse Call  Alzheimer’s
• Home Safety: Room by Room Alzheimer’s Research Center, zarcrom.com
• Communicating With Impaired Elderly Persons
• Nassau County Department of Senior Citizen Affairs
• Hearing Health and Alzheimer ‘s Disease | November 2001 | The Hearing…
• Understanding Hearing Loss For Seniors
• Consumer Resource Directory – Community Services & Resources
• Treating Hearing Loss Important for Alzheimer ‘s and Dimentia
• How a Hearing Impaired Phone Can Help Grandma
• Talking To The Sight Or Hearing Impaired
• Seniors — Alzheimer ‘s Disease
• Senior Health Report: Health News for Seniors About Alzheimers
• Dementia
• Senior Health Advisor 2003.1: Resource List: Alzheimer ‘s Disease
• VNA Care Network & Hospice’s Referral Center services and insurance coverage
• Deaf/Hearing Impaired Services
• Alzheimer ‘s Disease
• Triangle J Area Agency on Aging
• SENIOR SOURCE
• SeniorsSuperStores-Kitchen appliances, adaptive gadgets / tools…
• Device that produces tiny skull vibrations a big help for hearing…
• Although most communication changes with your loved one are due to the way Alzheimer’s affects the brain, hearing problems might make communication even more difficult. Here are some tips for communicating with your loved one if he or she has a hearing problem as well as Alzheimer’s disease:
• HEARING TESTS, WOMEN AND ALZHEIMER’S
• Alzheimer’s, Hearing Problems May Mimic Each Other
• Wireless TV Amplifier from Clarity Helps Hearing Impaired Folks Enjoy Television Again Recent Study Showed That 75% of People Who Experience a Hearing Loss Find It Difficult to Enjoy Television
• Alzheimer’s Made Worse By Uncorrected Hearing Loss: The Inside Story
• A very useful device for the hearing impaired and helps those with minor hearing loss to avoid having to set the phone volume so loud.
• hearing and visually impaired products, our products can be used by caregivers to assist in caring for individuals with Alzheimers.
• Family Caregivers Communication Class — Part 4: Talking with Hearing Impaired Aging Parents
• How to Help a Senior Who Is Hearing Impaired. One of the hardest things to accomplish in helping a … is the nation’s second most common neurodegenerative disorder behind Alzheimer
• Attention Control Systems, Inc. Hand-held computer-based device for people with brain injury, alzheimer’s disease, A.D.D. and other cognitive disorders; in Mountain View, California.
• Microsonic, Inc. Manufacturer of ear molds for hearing aids. Products are sold to hospitals and clinics.
• Alzheimers Clocks specially designed for easy viewing, day and date. .
• There may be a way to ease the symptoms of dementia and Alzheimer’s, which affect millions of people. It might be as easy as having the patient’s hearing tested.
• Treating Hearing Loss Important for Alzheimer’s and Dementia
• Remember Me? A Guide to Alzheimer’s Disease and Hearing Loss
• Undiagnosed Pre-Existing Hearing Loss in Alzheimers Disease Patients?
• Hearing aids: How to choose the right one
• Hearing Aids -Products to assist individuals with impaired hearing or anyone who needs extra help hearing in this noisy world. At Independent Living Source carries a wide variety of products for anyone who may benefit from the latest technology in amplified phones from corded to cordless to vibrating alarm clocks and bed shakers
• National Program Launched to Help Low-Income Get Hearing Aids
• Odor Eliminators & Sanitizers