…so to speak – holding printed materials at arm’s length, donning a pair of reading glasses, or reaching for a magnifying glass. While not everyone experiences vision problems in aging,…
What Is Macular Degeneration?
…It’s important to understand that macular degeneration will not usually bring on full loss of vision; peripheral vision remains undamaged. What are the two categories of macular degeneration? ARMD can…
Common Signs and Symptoms of MS
…face. Difficulties with vision. Blurred vision, pain or difficulties with colors and contrast is another initial symptom for many, and warrants an immediate consultation with the eye doctor. Spasticity. Spasticity…
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Reduce Eye Injuries in Seniors with Regular Eye Exams
…font size on our electronic devices, or holding books at arm’s length to try to cut down on blurring. Getting older and becoming challenged with vision changes frequently go together,…
The Importance of Being a Safe Senior Driver: Tips for Older Adults
…safe driver, such as: Vision or hearing issues Weakened/stiffened muscles and joints Slowed reflexes and reaction time Medication side effects Dementia and other chronic health conditions For senior loved ones…
Ring in the New Year Right with These Healthy Resolutions for Seniors
…and tests you’ve been putting off: vision and hearing checkups, colon and breast cancer screenings, osteoporosis tests, etc. Boost Your Brain. Make this the year to learn something new or…
Keep Elders Safe with These Winter Tips
…if any signs of carbon monoxide poisoning are noticed: weakness, nausea/vomiting, headache, dizziness, confusion, blurry vision, or loss of consciousness. And make certain chimneys and flues are professionally inspected and…
Strategies for Maintaining Independence for Older Adults When It’s Time to Stop Driving
…person’s need to give up driving. It might be that the older adult is experiencing a physical problem that can be dealt with, such as with his or her vision,…
Traumatic Brain Injuries Are a Growing Concern Among Older Adults
…new information and/or with speaking coherently Headache and/or dizziness Blurred vision Nausea and/or vomiting A ringing sound in the ears Emotional and/or sleep disturbances In a mild TBI, or concussion,…