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Most people don’t think twice about the mechanics of walking. As people age, however, gait and balance can change and pose some significant risks to
The kidneys are the silent heroes of the human body. They remove waste from the body, balance fluids, release hormones that regulate blood pressure, control
A nutritious diet is vital for a long, healthy life. For older adults especially, eating right is incredibly important in order to help prevent and
A cluttered environment can be hazardous for older adults, causing an elevated risk for falls. Yet new research is showing a connection between decluttering and
With many older adults taking multiple medications per day, there is an increased risk of drug interactions, side effects, overmedication, or medication mismanagement. How can
The COVID-19 vaccines and boosters are vitally important, but there are other immunizations that are necessary for older adults as well. Encouraging a senior to
People with Parkinson’s Disease often take various medications regularly to manage their symptoms. Even though the benefits outweigh the risks,, medications meant to help with
With one in three seniors experiencing some degree of vision changes or loss, it’s likely that the older adults in your life are already or
A heart attack is a terrifying, life-changing event. Heart attack survivors share one commonality: the overwhelming priority to make sure it never happens again. Thankfully,
After a surgical procedure or hospital stay, it’s such a relief to hear the doctor announce, “You’re ready for discharge!” Once the papers are signed
