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Let’s Get Social
Socialization is especially critical as we age. The benefits have been widely reported and discussed as improving physical and emotional health. But there are other less-known benefits that are equally as meaningful to the aging loved one who might be feeling a bit isolated or questioning their value to society.
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Spring Into Step With Seniors
Even in our Ft. Myers/Naples area, a change in weather pattern makes it apparent we are entering Spring. We all equate this time of year with a sense of renewal and look for ways to reinvigorate our daily life. Seniors are no different! Here are some ways you and your loved one can put some spring in your step and feel the refreshing change of weather in your inner spirit:
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Choosing A Healthy Diet for Older Adults
What we eat matters at any age but how do we choose the right diet in our golden years?
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The Most Common Health Issues Neglected By Seniors
Seniors often neglect to take care of common health issues that are inevitable as we age. Learn what the top five comditions are and what you can do to help.
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How to Slow Down After the Holidays
How to Slow Down After the Holidays
The holiday season can be a whirlwind of hectic activities including travel, social obligations, shopping, cooking and more.Especially for the elderly, it’s important to take a breather after the holiday in order to avoid prolonged exhaustion or even illness. Here’s some ideas on how to put the breaks on for a calmer, more restful time after the holiday rush is over. -
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How to Talk to a Loved One with Breast Cancer
How to Talk to a Loved One with Breast Cancer
Grappling with a new diagnosis in an elderly loved one can be especially daunting, and sometimes family and friends find it difficult to talk about the cancer to their loved one. Learn how to talk with your elder when they are diagnosed with cancer.
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Depression Looks Different In Older People
Depression, and its symptoms, can look very different in older people. If you care for an elderly loved one, here's what to know about how and why it presents differently.
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Tips to Prevent Falls
It’s common knowledge that falls are a dangerous risk for our elderly. They are the leading cause of injury for Americans ages 65 and older. So, how can you help your senior better avoid dangerous falls? There are a few effective steps you can take to minimize the risk.
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Southwest Florida and Summer Humidity: What Does It Mean For Our Elderly?
Floridians know how hot summers can get in our great state. But did you know elderly can be a greater risk when the humidity is also high? Here are some insights about why, what to look out for and what to do if your loved one presents symptoms of over heating.
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Having the Foresight for Your Vision
We all know our vision changes as we age, but it’s not always as simple as needing reading glasses. There are other vision changes that are symptomatic of getting older.