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Senior Health

What is a DNR and Does Your Parent Need One?

Information about what a DNR is and if your parent needs one

Caregiver in Niantic CT: As a caregiver to an older adult, you’re likely to have to make some tough decisions now and then. When your aging relative has a chronic condition or is nearing the end of their life, the decisions can be even more difficult.

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Saving our Seniors

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Home Care in New London CT: New London, Connecticut – Every year flu and complications from flu-associated illness take the lives of between 12,000 to 56,000 people in the USA according to the CDC.

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What Causes Carbon Monoxide Poisoning?

Carbon Monoxide Detectors Save Lives

Home Care Services in Mystic CT: Carbon monoxide poisoning results in approximately 400 deaths in the United States each year. In addition, 20,000 people visit an emergency room and 4,000 of them are admitted to the hospital.

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What Seniors Need to Know About National Eye Exam Month

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Elder Care in New London CT: All too often, eye health is ignored, despite the amazing amount of information they provide to the brain. August is National Eye Exam Month, so it’s an excellent time for people of all ages to recall when their last appointment was and see if they are current.

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How to Help an Older Adult with Anxiety

Care at Home can help Seniors with Anxiety

Home Care Services in New London CT: Everyone feels a little stressed or anxious at times. But, for a person living with anxiety, it can be hard to escape those feelings. People can develop anxiety at any time in their lives, including into old age.

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Elderly Women Face High Risk of Hair Loss

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Home Health Care in Old Saybrook CT: As a person ages, the growth rate of their hair decreases dramatically. While hair thinning and hair loss happens to both men and women, it’s usually more noticeable in women because they wear their hair longer than most men.

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