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Essential Flu Prevention Tips for Seniors: Stay Safe and Healthy This Season Essential Flu Prevention Tips for Seniors: Stay Safe and Healthy This Season

As the leaves change and the air turns crisp, we’re reminded of the arrival of flu season. While the flu can be a nuisance for anyone, it poses a more significant threat to older adults. Each year, the U.S. experience...


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Understanding Glaucoma: Symptoms, Risks & Prevention Understanding Glaucoma: A Guide to Protecting Your Sight

Glaucoma is a group of eye conditions that damage the optic nerve, which is vital for good vision. This damage is ...


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5 Essential Nutrition Tips for Seniors 5 Essential Nutrition Tips for Seniors

A quick look inside your aging parent’s refrigerator might reveal more about their well-being than you think. Are you seeing fresh fruits and vegetables, or is it mostly frozen dinners and processed snacks? Ensuring older adults maintain a nutritious, balanced diet is a cornerstone of healthy...


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New Year… New Career: Exploring Opportunities in Professional Caregiving New Year… New Career: Exploring Opportunities in Professional Caregiving

As we embrace a new year, many of us naturally reflect on our lives. We evaluate our health, our relationships, and frequently, our jobs. If you feel stuck in a r...


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10 Engaging Winter Activities for Seniors 10 Engaging Winter Activities to Keep Seniors Active

With shorter days and colder temperatures, the winter months can feel long and isolating, especially for seniors. It’s common for older adults to ...


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