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Guide to Finding Adult Diapers and Incontinence Supplies in Washtenaw County
One question our Resource Advocates get pretty frequently is where clients can find adult diapers and other incontinence supplies- especially for free or at a discount. Urinary incontinence, being unable to control one’s urine, is common among older adults- especially women. A survey from the National Poll on Healthy Aging found that 51% of participants…
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Guide to Housing Resources in Washtenaw County
Housing is one of the most basic human necessities. As we age, finding the right housing option that feels like home becomes even more important. In honor of February being National Senior Independence Month, we’re going to explore the various housing resources and solutions available in Washtenaw County. If you or someone you…
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Spotlight: Western Washtenaw Area Value Express (WAVE)
Transportation is one of the most basic needs of daily life, yet for many, reliable access to transportation can be a challenge. Whether it’s getting to work, the senior center, or appointments, the ability to move freely and efficiently is vital to maintaining a sense of independence and well-being. We’ve recently highlighted transportation options on…
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Honoring Senior Independence: Financial Resources to Help Older Adults Thrive
February is National Senior Independence Month. Independence, aging in place, and solo aging are all words you may hear in the conversation around aging. Ideally, if someone wants to age in place in their home and remain independent, that’s a great goal, but what are the obstacles that come between an older adult and independence?…
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Exploring Transportation Options in Washtenaw County for Seniors: A Guide to Getting Around
Winter in Washtenaw County can bring its fair share of challenges, especially for older adults who rely on transportation to get around. With snow, ice, and cold temperatures, it’s important to have reliable, safe options for travel. Whether you’re heading to a doctor’s appointment, picking up groceries, or visiting friends, having access to transportation that…
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Protecting Your Privacy
January 24-28th is Data Privacy Week, a time to think about our data, how well it’s protected, and how we can better protect ourselves and our personal data. Today on the blog we’re going to explore the type of data that’s vulnerable, ways to protect our data, and basic computer cybersecurity tips. Today’s blog post…
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