Seniors benefit greatly from being proactive when cold and flu season rolls around. Older adults are more susceptible to respiratory illnesses and sometimes their existing health issues can make these minor illnesses much worse for them to experience. Family caregivers and home care providers can do a lot to help seniors prepare for cold and…
READ MOREREAD MORESix Ways to Help Seniors Be Ready for Cold and Flu Season
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