Controlling allergies in a long-term living facility

A blog on the Long-Term Living website offers five environmental tips to surviving allergy season


Maintaining carpeting and changing air filters are two of the five tips to surviving allergy season in a long-term living facility offered in a blog on the Long-Term Living website.  In fall, molds found in compost piles, and leaves also play a role in triggering allergic reactions, the article said.

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October 28, 2014


Topic Area: Environmental Services


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