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Jan. 23, 2020

Americans are living longer then ever before. With proper geriatric care, one can expect to not only live longer, but also enjoy a fuller and healthier life. While there is still no cure for “aging” and none expected anytime soon, the elder adult along with his or her loved ones must be ever vigilant in detecting unusual behavior and symptoms of geriatric disease.

Jan. 23, 2020

My mother has just turned 70 and is beginning to show signs forgetfulness. She is starting to forget things she used to remember like taking her car keys and being unable to remember phone numbers that used to be second nature to her…

Jan. 23, 2020

This might come as a surprise, but recent studies are finding that people actually tend to get happier as they age – not the reverse. When we reach middle age, that’s another story. In truth, people are most depressed when they reach middle age.

Jan. 23, 2020

Alzheimer’s often begins with a gradual, sometimes subtle loss of memory. You will likely notice some decline in your father’s ability to perform everyday tasks, some disorientation as to time and space, difficulty in learning, loss in judgment and changes to personality.

Jan. 23, 2020

I am retired, 68 years old and live in Palm Springs, California. I live mostly off my social security and savings. About four years ago, I purchased a car for my grandson son because he did not have the credit to buy one on his own. The car is completely paid off…

Jan. 23, 2020

I am retired, 68 years old and live in Palm Springs, California. I live mostly off my social security and savings. About four years ago, I purchased a car for my grandson son because he did not have the credit to buy one on his own. The car is completely paid off…

Jan. 23, 2020

Please help us and join the fight to end elder abuse. If you want to report elder abuse or dependent adult abuse in your community, contact your local County APS Office . Abuse reports may also be made to your local law enforcement agency.