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  • Fall Prevention for Seniors: Safety Tips

    Fall Prevention for Seniors: Safety Tips0

    Fall prevention for seniors gets a lot of lip service, but unfortunately, we don’t always do what we should to avoid the risk. Falls are risky for seniors because they can have disastrous outcomes. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), falls are a leading cause of injury and death among adults 65

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  • Social Isolation and Loneliness: Risks and Solutions for Seniors

    Social Isolation and Loneliness: Risks and Solutions for Seniors0

    Are you bored and lonely with nothing to do? Although you may be sitting alone, you have plenty of company. Senior loneliness and social isolation are increasingly common and serious risks. The profound effect they have on health, mental health  and general well-being makes loneliness and isolation pressing issues.  According to a World Health Organization

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  • Using Automatic Pill Dispensers for Medication Management

    Using Automatic Pill Dispensers for Medication Management0

    Have you ever forgotten to take a prescription? Or couldn’t remember if you did take it? Do you have a relative who has difficulty keeping track of what pills they need to take at what time of the day? Medication management is crucial for maintaining health. But failing to take medication as prescribed is a

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  • Home Modifications for Aging at Home

    Home Modifications for Aging at Home0

    If you’re like most people 55 and over, you’d like to be able to stay in your own home and community as you age. To achieve that goal as you age, you may need home modifications to improve your safety, independence, and comfort. Here’s a look at some of the problems people face as they age

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  • Who is treating me anyway?0

    Understanding Healthcare Providers: Doctors, Physician Assistants, and Nurse Practitioners It might be difficult to navigate the healthcare system when you don’t know who does what and everyone has a different title. You may be scheduled to see physicians, nurse practitioners (NPs), or physician assistants (PAs). But what’s the difference between these roles and how can

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