Recognize the Warning Signs & Act Fast! Monitoring seniors is crucial in proactively identifying potential health issues early on, enabling timely intervention, and ensuring better management of chronic diseases, allowing them to age in place safely. Download our free printable guide to hypertension management and recognizing the warning signs of…
Support After a Heart Attack or Stroke Close to 50% of seniors who experience a stroke or heart attack express fear about returning home to their usual environment. They have concerns about potential complications or limitations caused by their condition. Download our free printable guide to support after a heart…
By Richard Ueberfluss A Senior Journal story related the fact that more than half of older Americans – those age 45 through 75 – take an aspirin every day, even though this use is not recommended by the Food and Drug Administration for most people who have not yet had…
By Richard Ueberfluss We’ve all heard about people suffering or even dying from a broken heart, and assumed it was a heart attack. But the American heart Association suggest that broken heart syndrome, also called stress-induced cardiomyopathy or takotsubo cardiomyopathy, can strike even if you’re healthy. (Tako tsubo, by the…
