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Families Urged to Protect Seniors from Fatal Illness during Fall and Winter Months
Contributed by Senior Helpers This holiday season, America’s senior citizens will be surrounded by people sneezing, coughing and spreading germs. It happens at the mall, the holiday concert, or the family dinner, and those germs […]
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Transition Care: Life after a hospital stay – LIVING WELL Magazine
Transition Care: Life after a Hospital Stay
By Amanda Romano, Scottsdale LIVING WELL Magazine
Very few problems arise that present the same level of concern as an unforeseen, unexpected event that lands a senior loved one in critical care. It can happen without warning, and unfortunately, the lingering effects often last a lifetime. Regardless of whether it’s a minor issue or something more serious like a fall, heart attack or stroke, any health-related event presents a series of challenges for not only the affected individual, but for the family charged to care for them as well. […]
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Transition Care: Life after a Hospital Stay – LIVING WELL Magazine
Transition Care: Life after a Hospital Stay
By Amanda Romano, Scottsdale LIVING WELL Magazine
Very few problems arise that present the same level of concern as an unforeseen, unexpected event that lands a senior loved one in critical care. It can happen without warning, and unfortunately, the lingering effects often last a lifetime. Regardless of whether it’s a minor issue or something more serious like a fall, heart attack or stroke, any health-related event presents a series of challenges for not only the affected individual, but for the family charged to care for them as well. […]
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Senior Helpers on heat warnings for local seniors often go ignored – LIVING WELL Magazine
HEAT WARNINGS FOR LOCAL SENIORS OFTEN GO IGNORED
Study finds heat warnings targeting the elderly are largely dismissed
By Stacey Hilton, Senior Helpers, Scottsdale LIVING WELL Magazine
Summers in the desert area can be brutally hot, and while heat alerts warning of specific dangers to the local elderly population are often issued – they seem to be largely falling on deaf ears. […]