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Home Medical Supplies & Equipment
We have the comforting medical supplies and equipment that will save you money, make caregiving easier and lower stress as a caregiver. Shop online and pick up at our St. Helens location.
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Exam Glove Syntrile® pf Medium NonSterile Nitrile Standard Cuff Length Fully Textured Blue Not Chemo Approved
$20.15
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Bed In Bag - Flat, Fitted and Draw - Twin Size
$19.99
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ADL Hip / Knee Equipment Kit FabLife™ Standard Reacher - 26 Inch Length / Shoehorn - 18 Inch Length
$26.99
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Small Base Quad Cane Steel 30 to 39 Inch Height Chrome
$15.99
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Unisex Adult Incontinence Brief Tranquility® ATN Leak and Odor Free Disposable Heavy Absorbency
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Unisex Adult Absorbent Underwear Tranquility® Premium DayTime™ Pull On with Tear Away Seams Medium Disposable Heavy Absorbency
$17.99
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Bath Bench Fixed Arm Aluminum Frame Removable Back 19-1/4 Inch Seat Width
$49.99
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Unisex Adult Absorbent Underwear Tranquility® Premium OverNight™ Pull On with Tear Away Seams Disposable Heavy Absorbency
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Order online and pick up at the curbside. Call us at 503-369-2460 upon your arrival and we will bring your order to your vehicle!

139 N 21st St, St Helens, OR 97051

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Eldercare Resources

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Assisted Living At Home - What Is a Care Assessment?

Assisted Living At Home - What Is a Care Assessment?

n the previous weeks, I discussed what Katy (a long-distance caregiver in Florida with a dad in Oregon) could do to care for her dad. COVID-19 restrictions made it almost impossible for her to move her dad into an assisted living facility. I recommended the free level of care assessment offered by the Area Agency on Aging (AAA) that sparked a few questions. So today is a good day to answer the question.
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Assisted Living At Home - Struggling with Incontinence

Assisted Living At Home - Struggling with Incontinence

Last year, I had to relocate for work so my mother moved in with my brother and sister in- law. In the past few months, my mother has been struggling with heavy incontinence. Now my sister-in-law wants my mother to move into an assisted living facility because she cannot deal with the smell of urine on the furniture from my mom’s accidents. My mom is devastated about the need to move, are there other options?
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Female caregiver reading a book to an elderly man in a wheel chair

As our parents grow older, it can create stress on the adult children of aging parents.

The world is changing; we live longer than we ever have before and, by the year 2030, one in five Americans will be over the age of 65!
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