Assisted Living Facilities By City
- Ansted
- Baker
- Beckley
- Belington
- Belmont
- Berkeley Springs
- Bluefield
- Bridgeport
- Buckhannon
- Cameron
- Charles Town
- Charleston
- Chester
- Clarksburg
- Cowen
- Daniels
- Danville
- Dunbar
- Elkins
- Fairmont
- Fayetteville
- Follansbee
- Fort Ashby
- Franklin
- Gary
- Glasgow
- Glen Dale
- Glenville
- Grafton
- Grantsville
- Hamlin
- Harrisville
- Hilltop
- Hinton
- Huntington
- Hurricane
- Ivydale
- Jane Lew
- Keyser
- Kingwood
- Lewisburg
- Lindside
- Logan
- Marlinton
- Marmet
- Martinsburg
- Montgomery
- Morgantown
- Moundsville
- New Martinsville
- New Richmond
- Oak Hill
- Parkersburg
- Petersburg
- Philippi
- Point Pleasant
- Princeton
- Rainelle
- Ranson
- Ravenswood
- Richwood
- Ripley
- Romney
- Ronceverte
- Saint Albans
- Salem
- Shepherdstown
- Sissonville
- Sistersville
- South Charleston
- Spencer
- Summersville
- Sutton
- Terra Alta
- Thomas
- Wayne
- Weirton
- Welch
- Wellsburg
- West Columbia
- Wheeling
- White Sulphur Spring
- Williamson
Skin Care and Aging
Your skin changes with age. It becomes thinner, loses fat, and no longer looks as plump and smooth as it once did. Your veins and bones can be seen more easily. Scratches, cuts, or bumps can take longer to heal. Years of sun tanning or being out in the sunlight for a long time can lead to wrinkles, dryness, age spots, and even cancer. But there are things you can do to help your skin.
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Tips for hiring agencies and independent home care providers
Agencies will typically be the most expensive; independent providers will be the least expensive. However, home care agencies are also easier to use, since the agency finds and places the provider, handles payroll and any problems that may arise, and usually provides coverage for sick or absent providers. Agencies that are licensed and bonded are generally a good choice, although there are always exceptions. You have avenues of recourse (complaints, legal action) when dealing with agencies that are liable for problems. There is no real recourse (except firing) when dealing with independent providers or ones found through registries.
Getting Your Affairs in Order
Ben has been married for 47 years. He always managed the family's money. But since his stroke, Ben can't walk or talk. His wife, Shirley, feels overwhelmed. Of course, she's worried about Ben's health. But on top of that, she has no idea what bills should be paid or when they are due.
Eighty-year-old Louise lives alone. One night, she fell in the kitchen and broke her hip. She spent a week in the hospital and 2 months in a rehabilitation nursing home. Even though her son lives across the country, he was able to pay her bills and handle her Medicare questions right away. That's because several years ago, Louise and her son talked about what to do in case of a medical emergency.