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Seeing Elderly Vision More Clearly
As we age, so does our vision. It is not uncommon for older adults to experience some degree of vision loss, but significant changes can be a symptom of a more serious condition. The most common...
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Loneliness Links To Longevity
According to a research study conducted by the University of Michigan National Poll on Healthy Aging (NPHA), feelings of isolation among older adults aged 50 to 80 years old has declined from 56...
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Planning a Holiday with Elderly Guests
When the holidays approach, there’s nothing better than gathering with family and friends. If your plans include hosting elderly loved ones that require special attention, this can add more...
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Safe Driving and the Elderly
It’s normal for our cognitive and physical abilities to change as we age. Since safe driving relies on both, it is important to know how to assess your senior’s ability and what to do...
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When Seniors Stop Taking Medication
Aging is characterized by the emergence of health issues that likely require a physician’s oversight and prescribed medication to manage the condition and help elders live the best life they...
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Ways to Protect Seniors From Scams
In 2023 alone, seniors in the United States fell victim to scams and lost $3.4 billion according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The average victim lost about $33,000. For some, this can be...
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