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Older Drivers and Auto Safety
For many, driving is as much a part of our daily lives as eating. It’s a sign of our independence
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What To Do if Your Elderly Parent Refuses Help
Are you noticing signs that your elderly loved one is struggling to keep up? Perhaps you see dirty dishes piled
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Outdoor Fall Prevention Tips
We’re told our whole lives to get out and get moving, and this is especially important as we age. Although
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Winter Safety for Seniors
Older adults tend to feel the cold more than younger folks, and the cold may have a greater negative effect
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When the Power Goes Out
When the power goes out in cold weather, older adults are especially vulnerable. A few precautions taken early can keep
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Fall Prevention Tips
Falls are a leading cause of injury and illness for seniors. In fact, 40 percent of all nursing home admissions
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UV Safety
July is the perfect month to talk about sun and UV safety. The sun is bright and the temperatures hot,
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Keeping Safe in Summer Heat
Summer temperatures can be dangerous for some older adults, who are especially prone to suffering heat stroke, dehydration, and other
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AMD and Low-Vision Tips
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) affects roughly 37 percent of people over the age of 75. Loss of vision and its
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