Sunday, May 11, 2008

senior citizens

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Older Patients Want Specialized Medical Care

But there may not be enough geriatric specialists for everyone. more >>

Why Seniors Are Targeted

FBI outlines reasons that scammers focus on the elderly. more >>

To Stay at Home, Seniors Will Embrace Technology

When independent living is in the balance, older folks will adopt new gadgets and high-tech solutions. more >>

Filling the Gaps in Medicare Advantage

Insurers are selling supplemental plans that by rights you shouldn't need. more >>

A Risky Pastime for the Older Set, Too

Even seniors are into indoor tanning. more >>

Is Grampa Using Human Growth Hormone, Too?

While athletes like Roger Clemens get the attention, tens of thousands of average Americans use HGH to fight aging. more >>

Seniors' Identity Theft Dilemma

Government-issued cards make it difficult to protect yourself. more >>

Aging at Home With Government Help

Some senior-dominated neighborhoods have programs in place that provide healthcare and other services. more >>

Taking Care of Your Parents: Keeping Them Socially Connected

Getting involved with other people can have a huge payoff in happiness. more >>

Taking Care of Your Parents: Protecting Their Finances

Money is a touchy subject, but avoiding the tough discussions can lead to disaster. more >>

Taking Care of Your Parents: Preparing the Home

Consider outside counsel and some help from technology. more >>

Taking Care of Your Parents: Safeguarding Their Health and Safety

Much of the decline that many people assume defines aging can be avoided or postponed. more >>

15 Ways to Take Care of Your Elderly Parents

With long-range planning, it's possible to extend the years of health and independence. more >>

Banding Together to Stay at Home

A new community aims to extend seniors' independence. more >>

Confronting Sadness in Seniors

Often undiagnosed in the elderly, depression has signs that astute family members can spot. more >>

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