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Contained within this section are numerous informational
sheets on aging, disability and caregiver-related-topics
for the consumer and health professional.These are available to
download and distribute.These materials have been created by
RBACC and are copyrighted, unless another source is otherwise
indicated.
Life isn’t passing you by... you’re active, energetic and
living life to the fullest! Learn how knowing your balance
score and subsequent risk for falls can keep you active and safe.
Studies indicate that the majority of homes are not designed to
meet the needs of Americans over age 65, and the Centers for
Disease Control suggests that
home modifications and
repairs
can reduce in-home injuries, including fall prevention
for seniors, by 30 to 50 percent.
Health professionals: learn the
Simple facts about The
Balance and Mobility Clinic of Columbus
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As the number of Americans who are Baby Boomer age and
older continues to increase, so will the number of adults who
will fall.
Read the full article
.
Looking to enhance services for residents (and their families) at
your assisted living facility?
The Balance and Mobility Clinic
of Columbus
can come directly to you.
National agencies and health organizations have plenty to say
about the
consequences of falls
and the significant risks to
one’s health from a fall.
The U.S. Department of Aging and National Institute of Aging
(NIA) offer a wealth of resources and information. Download
the NIA publication
"There’s No Place Like Home – For
Growing Old"
The NIA offers numerous booklets, brochures and publications
for the caregiver, family and older adult.These are online at
http://www.nia.nih.gov/HealthInformation/Publications/
and many are free and can be downloaded from the site.
Also included in this section are press releases. Media are
welcome to use this information in its entirety, or to learn more
or schedule an interview, contact
Kathy@rbacc.com
or
phone (614) 890-4808.
Related Links
AARP the Magazine
Family Caregiver magazine
Newsweek – the Boomer Files
A Guide for Caregivers
How to Talk About aging
Alzheimers – Role Reversal for Adult Children
The Senior Times (online magazine)
American Occuptional Therapy Association
American Physical Therapy Association
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