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See the World: Traveling Tips for Seniors

The wanderlust gene knows no age limit, and for seniors who have been bitten by the travel bug, traveling can be an exciting way to spend their golden years. Staying safe while globe-trotting comes with additional cautions for seniors. We spoke with Amanda Dunning, marketing manager for Elder Treks — a company that sets up…

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On the Move: Keeping Seniors Mobile in Winter

Strolling on a walk while fluffy snowflakes fall can be one of winter’s most serene and calming little pleasures. But when snow combines with the other elements of ice and wind to form a wintry mix, what was a pleasant moment in nature can quickly turn into a slippery, treacherous outing. Though roads and sidewalks…

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Common Issues that Seniors Face

As we age, various disorders can affect how well our brains function. Dementia is one of the most common brain disorders that seniors experience. Certain health conditions can cause dementia. For example, chronic high blood pressure, previous stroke or blood vessel disease can lead to vascular dementia. Causes of Dementia Many times, dementia is not…

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Senior Discounts

There are some perks to being a senior! Here are some fun national discounts or specials that seniors can enjoy with your company. Take them out for a fun day and make them feel special! 1. Have a night at the movies. Regal Entertainment, AMC and Cinemark all offer discounts to senior citizens. With Regal…

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When In-Home Care is Necessary

When visiting elderly parents, you may get the feeling that daily chores and tasks are a struggle for them to complete. There might be dirty dishes overflowing the sink or the elderly parent wears the same clothes every single day for a whole week. They might not be able to remember the last time they…

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Study About Aging

A study  was conducted several years ago on understanding older adults’ expectations regarding aging and how these expectations influence healthcare-seeking behavior. The question was raised, if this population felt a general negativity towards the aging process could this help physicians identify situations in which older adults needlessly miss the opportunity to experience this model of…

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