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Traveling by air is the fastest, safest way to relocate seniors to their new home. These tips can help the process run smoothly.

Some seniors suffer from relocation stress syndrome when they move, but awareness of the issue can help loved ones reduce its impact.

Money attracts scammers, and there’s plenty of money in travel. These tips can help seniors and travelers of all ages avoid becoming victims of a travel scam.

Adult children have plenty of challenges when flying with elderly parents, but these tips can make the flight go much smoother.

You can fly with a broken leg if you have clearance from a physician, but it’s good to know some best practices to make the experience as comfortable as possible.

Federal law allows those with developmental disabilities to use air travel. NEMT flight nurses can provide needed travel coordination and medical services.

Elopement patients present unique challenges for those who travel with them, something trained nurses can make much easier to manage.

A bedbound patient can fly on select international commercial flights but doing so requires advanced planning and working with the airline.

It’s a difficult journey for people and their families, but Flying Angels takes great care in making the hospital to hospice journey go as smoothly as possible.

It’s not easy to sleep on a plane, but these tips can put you in a better position to get some rest on a long flight.

You made your plans, you packed your bags, and then the airline cancels your flight. What can you do next?

Most myths about flying have been around since the earliest days of commercial aviation, but many people continue to believe them.

While they have some similar responsibilities, case managers and care managers have significant differences in how they perform their jobs.

Moving is hard enough at any time in life, but it’s especially tough for seniors. Fortunately, senior relocation services offer them support.

About 75 million Americans have high blood pressure, but they can still fly safely especially if they keep certain precautions in mind.

If you’re deciding between flying and ground transport for your non-emergency medical transport needs, consider these factors.