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Amco Pump Manufacturing, Inc.
By O'Drill MCM, Inc. February 27, 2019
Ordered a pump from these guys and had an issue, turns out it was with the engine and not the pump but they helped us until our issue was solved! ...read more
Trugreen Lawn Care
By Marlene Weinstein November 13, 2018
Easy online access for sign up and continuation of service. Reliable and informative. ...read more
Trugreen Lawn Care
By Ling Tsai November 13, 2018
Good service keeping my lawn in a tip top condition. Got compliments to my neighbors. ...read more
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Our pumps are engineered for high performance and are of exceptional quality. Trust us with your pump needs, today! ...read more
By Amco Pump Manufacturing, Inc. February 27, 2019
How to Plan for a Senior Citizen’s Evacuation
If there was an emergency evacuation right now would you and your beloved senior be prepared to pack up and leave? Do you have a plan for a senior citizen’s evacuation? Some emergencies, like tornadoes, power outages and fires happen so fast you don’t have time to plan, you just react. In other emergency situations, such as a hurricane, you have a few days to prepare for evacuation. The key here is planning for an emergency BEFORE you have to evacuate. Get a kit, make a plan, be informed. How do You Plan for a Senior Citizen Evacuation? After Hurricane Harvey in 2017, there were many media reports of senior citizens left stranded in their retirement homes. They didn’t have to be if management had executed an evacuation plan early on. Management was either unprepared or caught off guard. Don’t let this happen to you. While in the research phase for this article I found a fantastic guide about senior citizen evacuation. Here, we are giving you the checklists you need to survive the next disaster. Just click the attached Red Cross link: DISASTER PREPAREDNESS For Seniors By Seniors. This resource was written by a group of seniors for senior evacuation after a big power outage in Rochester, NY years ago. Please, please, please take the time to “READ and FOLLOW” this important guide that is shared by The American Red Cross. This article has checklists for basic needs and supplies, colder climate supplies checklist and supplies for your vehicle checklist. This important guide also has a 3-step plan for being prepared for such a disaster: 1. Get a kit. 2. Make a plan. 3. Be informed. This guide also has tips on WHAT to do after the disaster strikes. One paragraph in this important article alerts you to scammers who often times prey on our elderly population following disasters. Protect yourself and your loved elders, get this guide and plan for the next natural disaster before you need to. Read More: Do You Know How to Keep Mom Safe from Fraud Online? June 1st is the beginning of hurricane season which makes this the perfect time to PLAN for an emergency evacuation, before there is one! Best, David DuPont Founder and CEO, Shure-Step® Stools www.shure-step.com ...read more
By Crest Step On Inc December 10, 2018
Is It Time For Mom To Move Into A Retirement Home?
Recently I’ve been involved with 3 different families that have had to evaluate this question, is it time for mom to move into a retirement home? All 3 families had very different issues with mom’s physical/mental health and all 3 of them had very different ideas of when they thought it was time to move mom into a retirement home. Everyone of these families truly loves their mom and wants what’s best for her. Your situation, your relationship and how you relate to your mom will be unique to you and your family. Some signs that it might be time for mom to move a retirement home Give your mom a big hug (moms all enjoy being hugged) and make note of any of the following: When you hug your mom does she feel thinner/heavier? Check her belt (if she wears one), has she added notches to the belt? Don’t assume that mom is doing OK, spend some time with her and watch her prepare a meal or two, go shopping with her. Is she remembering how to shop or cook? Weight loss/gain can be attributed to many different causes, so be sure to spend some time with mom in order to find out why she might be losing/gaining weight. When you hug mom, does she seem more frail? Watch her get up from a chair and walk. Is she having more trouble getting up out of the chair and is she having difficulty walking across the room? When you hug mom, does she have an unusual odor? If she does, there might be a change with her personal hygiene. Causes could be associated with depression, memory loss or even a physical ailment. When you hug mom do you notice a change in her appearance? Is her hair out of place/messy? A senior who normally is very neat in appearance that starts to wear wrinkled or dirty clothes might be giving you an indication that mom is having trouble. Now it’s your job to find out why. Social Activity Does mom still get together for lunches or outings with friends or visits with neighbors? Is she still active with her hobbies, or has her social involvement declined? Has she let her membership expire at any clubs, or the library? Seniors cut back on activities as they age but if mom is showing no interest in any activities you’ll need to find out if she is feeling depressed. How often does mom leave the house? If she doesn’t leave for days at a time it could be because she can’t drive or is afraid to take public transportation. Retirement communities have dedicated transportation for their residents and offer regular outings that may keep them more mobile and active, not less. Check mom’s mail Go through mom’s mail. If you find lots of mail scattered around, it should raise concerns about how bills and other matters are being managed. If you find piles of mail laying around, pick them up and put them in a safe place. These piles are also a trip hazard. While sorting through her mail, does she have any unopened personal mail, delinquent payment notices or unpaid bills? If so it could be the initial onset of memory loss. Are there thank-you letters from charities? Seniors are often targets to scammers. Some charities repeatedly ask givers again and again, your mom may not remember having donating to the charity the first time. ...read more
By Crest Step On Inc November 08, 2018