Common Health Conditions for Older Adults
Many health conditions impacting older adults can be prevented or the progression slowed by making smart, healthy choices and visiting your health provider for regular screening.
Common Health Conditions and Aging in Place
Chronic illness may impact your ability to live at home. Your family history, age and lifestyle play a large role in your risk for certain health conditions. However, a large number of health concerns for older adults can be prevented or the progression slowed by making smart, healthy choices and visiting your healthcare provider for regular screening. The following resources provide access to some of the more common health problems in the elderly:
Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia
Whether you’re a caregiver, a loved one, or someone concerned about memory changes, learning about dementia and recognizing early signs can make a significant difference in improving outcomes and preserving quality of life. Read More...
Falls are the leading cause of fatal and nonfatal injuries in persons older than 65 years. The Neighborhood Falmouth Staying Safe provides resources to help you prevent falls. Read More...
As we age, we may experience certain life changes that impact our mental health, such as coping with a serious illness or losing a loved one. Read More...
Our eyes, like the rest of our body, change as we age. Learn about the most common eye conditions in older adults. Read More...