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Phone Scam Safety for Seniors

Phone Scam Safety for Seniors

The truth is, 30 to 40 percent of all the robocalls are scams. This translates into over 10 billion scam robocalls each year that come into the United States. Even non-scam-like robocalls are considered illegal unless the recipient has agreed to be on a certain list. The FTC and FCC are diligently working to combat this growing problem with much difficulty.
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Your Eyes: A Lens to the World!

Your Eyes: A Lens to the World!

The world becomes black without eye site. As one ages, eye care becomes even more important than ever before. And because March is ‘Save Your Vision’ month, what a great time to address proper eye care and how to preserve it!
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Gastric Bypass Surgery

Gastric Bypass Surgery

Gastric Bypass Surgery—Is this procedure good for the older population? There is good reason for an older person to be seriously considered for Bariatric surgery, and their quality of life may improve.
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Flu Protection for the Elderly

Flu Protection for the Elderly

We are in the throws of the flu season and unfortunately the U.S. is experiencing a ‘moderate-severe’ outbreak for 2017-2018. According to the CDC, ‘ 71 percent and 85 percent of seasonal flu-related deaths have occurred in people 65 years and older
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In Home Caregiving

In Home Caregiving

We have entered into a new era of healthcare — with the possible Medicare and Medicaid cutbacks, the looming increases in our insurance premiums and deductibles, there is no denying that our healthcare system is more than just problematic, no matter what side of the political spectrum you are on.
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The Balance of Caregiving

The Balance of Caregiving

It is difficult for most people to admit that they are in need of help as they age. The thought of giving up ones' independence or the need to rely on someone else for care is not only deflating but can result in a feeling of being dehumanized. As such, there are checkpoints and benchmarks, that as a caregiver, you can assess in making sure your loved one can stay safe while still living independently.
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