Elder Living Resources (02)
Rug Collecting Pages: 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09
Elder citizens can learn to protect themselves by following these tips for safety at home, with finances, in the car, while out shopping and while walking. Crime and the fear of crime create special problems for the elderly. Crime prevention is everyone's responsibility, not just a job for law enforcement, according to this site by the Sarasota, Florida County Sheriff’s Office. Tips include locking doors and windows, installing a peephole at your home door, avoiding walking alone at night, keeping your purse nearby, having your key ready when going to your home door, not carrying bulky bags, keeping car doors locked and stopping at traffic lights while keeping the car in gear.
Ready, set, go! If you’re ready to explore more than 8,000 all-inclusive learning adventures within the U.S. and in 90 countries, Elderhostel offers an in-depth and behind-the-scenes learning experiences for almost every interest and ability. History, culture, nature, music, outdoor activities such as walking and biking, individual skills, crafts, study cruises: Enjoy these and many more with the not-for-profit leader in educational travel for aging adults. Meet other seniors while you travel and find out about adventures of a lifetime you can take alone or with a caregiver. The world is yours to see and senior travel can be very exciting with adventures such as these.
The elderly and baby boomers unite in today’s blogosphere. This blog features information about medical alarm issues, caregiving, dealing with Alzheimer’s disease, exercise and elder nutrition. Explore many health topics such as how exercise helps seniors and is a vital part of maintaining health while aging. The blog features reviews of books and other materials for seniors. Blog is part of the senior safety network, which features medical alarms for seniors. You can ask Jeff, the site owner, questions about health and other issues related to active adulthood.
MDAdvice.com includes an elder health section packed with information on Alzheimer’s disease, benign prostate hypertrophy, breast cancer, erectile dysfunction, heart attacks, strokes, sleep disorders, medical tests, sports injuries for seniors, vitamins for seniors, heart failure, hypertension, menopause, elder sexual health and more. Check out the medical news section to stay updated on the latest research and discoveries pertaining to seniors, and cheat with others in an interactive community where you can share concerns and views with others. Message boards allow you to communicate with others about senior health, and there is an entire health database full of information on elder health-related issues.
For more resources, visit .
Or review sample resources for .
|
