Senior Health - Care Tips & Advice

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What Are the Benefits of Flu and Pneumonia Shots?

3 min read · 10 Sep 2019

Senior Health

8 Tips for Being Active in Your Later Years

3 min read 27 Sep 2018

Senior Health

Protect Yourself from the Flu

5 min read 26 Aug 2018

Senior Health

How to Use a FIT Kit to Screen for Colorectal Cancer

Most men and women ages 50 to 75 should be screened for colorectal cancer. Regular screenings can catch the disease early enough that a doctor can treat it.

2 min read 5 Sep 2019 Read More

Senior Health

5 Tips for Managing Arthritis Pain

More than 54 million people in the U.S. have arthritis¹ . More than one in four adults with arthritis have severe joint pain¹ . Arthritis can be hard to manage and can impact the quality of your daily life.

3 min read 2 Jul 2019 Read More

Senior Health

Lowering Your Blood Pressure with Lifestyle Changes

High blood pressure occurs when your blood flows through your blood vessels with a greater-than-normal force. It’s a common health condition and is especially common in adults over 65¹. Having high blood pressure can lead to lots of health problems overtime, which makes it important to pay attention to and manage.

5 min read 11 Sep 2018 Read More

Senior Health

7 Tips for Coming Home After a Hospital Stay

If you’re coming home from the hospital, you could experience mixed feelings and emotions. You may have a sense of relief, but adjusting to life at home can be a challenge as well. Keeping up with good care at home can prevent further health issue developments and ensure that you don’t get readmitted to the hospital.

6 min read 10 Sep 2018 Read More

Senior Health

What You Need to Know about Weakening Bones

Many people do not know they have weak bones. Bone loss usually happens over many years. Bones slowly lose their strength, become weak and brittle and can break easily.

6 min read 26 Aug 2018 Read More

Senior Health

Beating the Blues: Depression & Seniors

Depression is common for seniors. However, few receive treatment. This is because the signs of depression can look differently in the seniors. Depression in seniors may be masked by other illnesses and disabilities, and last longer¹.

4 min read 26 Aug 2018 Read More

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