Celebrating “Healthy Aging Month”
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September is Healthy Aging Month! Healthy Aging Month was developed in order to focus national attention on the positive aspects of growing older. Healthy Aging Month was begun 15 years ago. Since then, this awareness campaign has helped aging folks (and their loved one!) become greater aware of their physical and mental health, diet, social skills, financial situations, and so much more - each and every one a vital factor for happy, healthy and fruitful aging. Act how you feel rather than acting your age! Take charge of your life and your well-being by aging with a h ..read more
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The Revolutionary WeWALK Smart Cane!
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2y ago
WeWALK has leveraged cutting edge technology and AI to create a revolutionary assistive tool designed to improve the independent lifestyles of those who are visually impaired. The cane pairs with the WeWALK app to provide guided navigation, an exploration feature to locate points of interests around you, and a public transit feature to monitor arrival times and when you need to get off your stop. WeWALK was featured on more than 200 news sources including CNN, Bloomberg, and World Economic Forum, and has won a number of noteworthy awards including: - Time’s Best Invention 2019 - Edison Awards ..read more
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Sports Balls for the Blind and Visually Impaired
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2y ago
Sports balls for the blind and visually impaired? YES!!! From children to adults, specially made sports balls with sound devices within them help those who are blind or who suffer from low vision locate the flight and direction of the ball – and have fun while successfully playing a variety of outdoor sports. This Spring and Summer, Get Out There and Play Ball! Balls for sport and play for the blind and visually impaired have bells, directional bells, rattles or beeping sounds so the player can locate the moving (or non-moving) ball during play. Some adaptive sports balls are of regulation si ..read more
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Living Your Best Life with Arthritis
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2y ago
Arthritis is one of the most common conditions in the United States, affecting more than 50 million people according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Approximately 1 in 10 Americans suffer from rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis or gout, and another 21 million live with other types of arthritis. While it’s most commonly associated with elderly people, it can strike at any age and without warning; as many as one in five sufferers are younger than 45 years old. Arthritis symptoms include joint pain and swelling, stiffness, fatigue and difficulty moving around easily. Ho ..read more
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February is Low Vision Awareness Month
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2y ago
Each Day Brings New Hope, As Well As New Top-Quality Vision Aids Designed to Help Folks with Low Vision Lead More Independent Lives Low vision impacts approximately 11 million Americans – and it doesn’t discriminate based on age or gender. It is estimated that 1 in 12 people over the age of 40 will experience low vision, making it the leading cause of vision loss in adults over 40. If you have low vision, there is help and there is hope. What’s more, there are solutions available to help you see better and live more independently, including specialized glasses, medications (if applicable to yo ..read more
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6 Easy Ways to Help Prevent Winter Trips, Slips and Falls
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2y ago
With winter comes snow, ice and cold temperatures, all of which can make it more difficult to move around safely. Whether you’re living with low vision or limited mobility -- or are helping care for someone with vision or mobility issues -- here are six ways to keep safe this winter season, and to help prevent trips, slips and falls inside or outside your home. 1) Clear Away the Clutter One of the best ways to prevent accidents at home is simply keeping your surroundings neat. If you use a walker or a wheelchair, it's doubly important that paths are free to move through. Clear away any clutte ..read more
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What are the Differences Between Blindness and Low Vision?
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2y ago
At MaxiAids, we often get questions from customers who are purchasing a sight assistive product for a friend or loved one. One of the most popular questions we are asked is, "What is the difference between blindness and low vision?" The answer to that question is important to our customers who want to make sure they choose the right product. So, let's delve into the difference between visual impairment and blindness. What is the difference between visual impairment and blindness? In the United States, there are four terms used to describe different levels of vision impairment and blindness ..read more
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Your Home Safety Checklist
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2y ago
It's a fact that for most people, home feels like the very safest of places: our pathways and rooms are predictable and familiar. However, safety from accidents within our home-sweet-homes is not always the case. In fact, more than 50% of falls happen within the home. Making Homes Safer for Those with Mobility Issues & Special Needs At-home slips, trips and falls often lead to injuries and can worsen chronic health issues. That's why it is crucial to assess your home environment and spot any safety problems -- before they become slip, trip or fall problems for those with blindness, low vis ..read more
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In a Choking Emergency, Every Second Counts
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2y ago
When a person begins choking, time is of the essence. Getting the person's throat and airway clear again, as soon as possible, is vital for their health and survival. In just 4 to 6 minutes, oxygen starvation means brain damage is possible In just 6 to 10 minutes, oxygen starvation means brain damage is probable More than 10 minutes of oxygen starvation means the victim is very likely to die So, every second counts! Many people, however, are unable to receive traditional first aid or treatment for choking due to pregnancy, disability, age, or obesity. That's why the highly effective LifeVac ..read more
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Make Holiday Cooking Easier with MaxiAids Selection of Small Appliances
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2y ago
MaxiAids makes holiday hosting easy with our selection of small appliances. Browse the small appliances you need to cook Thanksgiving and holiday meals for your friends and family, whether you’re hosting small or large gatherings. Our products make holiday cooking faster and easier. We know holiday cooking can be a stressful undertaking, which is why we carry products that make it easier for you. From rice cookers to single or double burners and food steamers, we have small appliances that will make your cooking experience a success. Browse some highlights from our selection of small appliance ..read more
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