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"If help is needed with bathing or other personal care tasks, you may want to consider hiring a home health aide to help your loved one. Also, does the home that your loved one lives in need changes for easier access or movement, such such as ramps or handrails or grab bars. Some programs are available for seniors that will provide the installation of these items. Also, ask your physical or ask your loved one's occupational therapist to identify ways to modify the home to fit your loved one's needs."
"If help is needed with bathing or other personal care tasks, you may want to consider hiring a home health aide to help your loved one. Also, does the home that your loved one lives in need changes for easier access or movement, such such as ramps or handrails or grab bars. Some programs are available for seniors that will provide the installation of these items. Also, ask your physical or ask your loved one's occupational therapist to identify ways to modify the home to fit your loved one's needs."
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"If help is needed with bathing or other personal care tasks, you may want to consider hiring a home health aide to help your loved one. Also, does the home that your loved one lives in need changes for easier access or movement, such such as ramps or handrails or grab bars. Some programs are available for seniors that will provide the installation of these items. Also, ask your physical or ask your loved one's occupational therapist to identify ways to modify the home to fit your loved one's needs."
"If help is needed with bathing or other personal care tasks, you may want to consider hiring a home health aide to help your loved one. Also, does the home that your loved one lives in need changes for easier access or movement, such such as ramps or handrails or grab bars. Some programs are available for seniors that will provide the installation of these items. Also, ask your physical or ask your loved one's occupational therapist to identify ways to modify the home to fit your loved one's needs."