When you purchase a new stair lift for a loved one, you will most likely need to sell it at some point. Stair lifts are used an average of three years, but can last as long as ten years. Fortunately, you will be able to sell your stair lift to a third-party and you may also receive cash through the company's own buyback program.
Buyback Programs are the Most Convenient
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If you are a veteran in need of home health services because of acute illness, permanent disability, or a long-term health condition, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has several programs available to help you.
Provided you served in the active military and were not dishonorably discharged, you may qualify for VA health benefits and services, including home health services. The services you receive depend on your needs.
Skilled Care
If you need health care services for a limited period of time, and illness confines you to your home, or you don't live near a VA facility and are unable to travel, you may qualify for VA's Skilled Home Health Care Services program.
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Hearing aids can be pricey, and sometimes can be an expense that isn't covered by insurance. Proper care and maintenance can keep your hearing aids working properly and make them last longer. Here are five tips to keeping your hearing aids working properly
1. Prevent Wax Buildup
Hearing aids might look clean after a day of use, but microscopic wax residue might stay behind. Be diligent and wipe down your hearing aids every night.
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The idea of having an artificial leg can be life changing if you are missing a limb, but one thing that you might be worried about is getting used to your new limb. It's true that it can be a bit of a challenge to get accustomed to wearing a prosthetic, but your prosthetic is sure to help you walk once you get used to it.
Luckily, following these tips can help you get used to wearing and walking on your artificial limb.
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For many couples who struggle with fertility problems, medication is an effective treatment to promote ovulation. Clomiphene citrate, a synthetic oral medication, is often the first choice for treating infertility. This anti-estrogen drug causes a release of hormones that stimulate the ovaries to produce eggs. However, clomiphene citrate is not effective for all women. If clomiphene citrate is not successful, one of the following injectable hormones may be recommended by your infertility doctor to stimulate ovulation.
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