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Driving Safe as We Age
Last month there were a number of high-profile accidents where cars drove into buildings- including an 86-year-old woman who crashed into a Subway restaurant in Ann Arbor. Unfortunately, as we age our senses tend to … Continue Reading
2023 Flu Shot Clinics
It’s that time of year again. Summer is slowly transitioning to fall, which means it’s time to think about apple picking, cooking hearty soups, and getting your annual flu shot. The Centers for Disease Control … Continue Reading
Renting Accessibility
Washtenaw County is home to various home modification programs. Unfortunately, these programs can have long wait lists. If you need a ramp but can’t turn to the county or nonprofit programs, where can you turn? … Continue Reading
Happy National Senior Citizens Day!
Each year on August 21st we set time aside to celebrate older adults and their contributions to society. When declaring Senior Citizens Day a holiday, President Reagan said: “For all they have achieved throughout life … Continue Reading
How does Covid affect older adults?
When was the last time you wore a mask? Do you still keep a bottle of hand sanitizer in your car or by your front door? For some people COVID is over, but for others, … Continue Reading
Finding Low-Cost Eye Exams
August is National Eye exam month. Roughly 11 million Americans need some form of vision correction. Even if you don’t need glasses, regular eye exams can help catch eye diseases early. Many eye diseases can … Continue Reading