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Some steps to take to prevent falls at home (opens the original)
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Q. One of my neighbors recently fell at home and ended up in the hospital. I have been praying for her recovery. But since weâre the same age, itâs also been a wake-up call for me. What are some things I can do around my own home to prevent a fall? A. I join you in hoping that your neighbor makes a full recovery. Unfortunately, falls like hers are more common than people realize. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that 1 in 4 people age 65+ suffers a fall each year.
What to bring when heading to the hospital (opens the original)
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Q. A recent visit to the hospital with my wife turned into an overnight stay. I wanted to stay with her, but I didnât have my own medications, so I had to leave early and come back the next day. Sheâs home and doing well now, but the experience got me thinking that I should have a list for next time. What are some of the things caregivers should bring when headed to the hospital? A. Iâm glad to hear your wife is on the mend. When youâre headed to the hospital with a loved one whoâs sic
Mobility challenges can be eased with the right equipment (opens the original)
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Q. My husbandâs ability to walk has been declining over the last few years due to surgeries and medical conditions. He can still walk, but going longer distances on unsteady surfaces, like ballparks, is getting to be a challenge. Besides using a cane, what are the options out there for people who donât yet need a wheelchair and want to keep their independence? A. The good news is, thereâs a lot of middle ground between a cane and a wheelchair â and there are a lot of good options. Every
Keep cool when the heat wave hits (opens the original)
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Q. With all the hot weather weâve been having this summer, I keep seeing warnings on the news about checking on elderly neighbors. I do have some older folks in my neighborhood. What should I be watching for in a heat wave? A. Weâve certainly seen some hot days so far this summer. Your instinct to check on your older neighbors is a good one. Extreme weather can be dangerous for us all â but especially so for older adults. As we age, it can be more difficult for our bodies to adjust to sudd
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