seniors

  1. Preparedness for Older Americans
    Categories: Health and First Aid Advice for Seniors

    Preparedness for Older Americans

    May is National Older Americans Month. It’s a great opportunity for families to discuss the needs of their parents, grandparents, and other older adult members of the family. Preparedness is the same no matter your age, but older Americans may want to consider adapting their personal preparedness plans because of access or functional needs, such as medication needs, hearing or...
  2. Seniors and Scalding Burn Injuries
    Categories: Burn First Aid & Safety & Health and First Aid Advice for Seniors

    Seniors and Scalding Burn Injuries

    Aside from perception and mobility hazards, older adults can be at greater risk of scald burn injuries, as poor microcirculation can also cause deeper and more serious burns. For Burn Awareness Week, we would like to share some precautions to take to help reduce burn and scald injuries in Seniors: ~ Older adults may have conditions that make them more...
  3. Categories: Health and First Aid Advice for Seniors

    Winter Fall Prevention Tips for Seniors

    As we get older, it is hard enough to stay upright without all the daunting additions of ice, wet walks, snow, and sleet... Ah, winter. Blizzards, freezing temperatures, visiting the ER because you fell on the ice. For kids, winter is an exciting time. They love playing in the snow and sliding around on the ice. For senior citizens, all...
  4. Categories: Health and First Aid Advice for Seniors

    Video Game Training Improves Brain Function

    Are you a Vidiot? Good! Video Game Training Improves Brain Function in Older Adults Seniors who played a specialized 3-D video game improved their ability to focus and multitask during laboratory tests. The new findings show the aging brain’s potential to improve certain skills. As we get older, changes can affect our ability to reason, think, and remember. One function...
  5. Categories: Health and First Aid Advice for Seniors

    Protect Older Adults from Falls and Injury

    We all want to protect our family members as they age and help them stay safe, secure, and independent. Knowing how to protect older adults from falls, a leading cause of injury, is a step toward this goal.In recognition of National Fall Prevention Awareness Day, September 22, 2013, learn how you can help older adults reduce their risk of falling...
  6. Categories: General Safety Topics, Health and First Aid Advice for Seniors, Info News & Press Releases

    Estimate Your Social Security Benefits

    Whether you're getting close to retirement or planning for the future, estimate your Social Security benefits. The estimator gives you an idea of what your monthly Social Security benefits would be, based on your current record of Social Security earnings. Your actual benefit amount cannot be determined until you apply for benefits. As you plan for your retirement, keep in...
  7. Categories: General Safety Topics, Health and First Aid Advice for Seniors & Info News

    Summer is Heating Up... Think about Fire Prevention

    Learn how you can make your home a safer place for you and your family. You can prevent home fires. Protect Your Family from Fire Fire Safe Seniors Tool Kit CDC has developed the Fire Safe Seniors Tool Kit to help you effectively implement a smoke alarm installation and fire safety education program targeting older adults. The tool kit includes...

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