Learning for Life --
the series specially designed to help people ages 65 and older make positive changes for a better quality of life!
Learning for Life titles support the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' goal to increase health literacy among older adults by making complex information easy to read, understand, and act on -- and they also meet the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' recommendations for making printed materials readable for older adults.
Diabetes -- Diet And Exercise Tips
Simple lifestyle changes can make a world of difference where diabetes management is concerned -- here's a great way to show patients how easy it can be!
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Heart Failure -- Diet And Exercise Tips
Clearly explains what heart failure is and how diet and exercise affect the heart. An excellent way to put older adults on the path to good nutrition and fitness.
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Emergency Preparedness -- Being Ready And Staying Safe
Provides older people with easy-to-understand information on what it takes to prepare for -- and make it through -- any emergency.
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The Flu -- Prevention And Treatment
Helps motivate older adults to take steps to protect themselves from seasonal and pandemic flu, promotes hand washing, and helps readers recognize flu symptoms.
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Safe Home Care -- Tips For Preventing Injury And Illness
There's a lot older adults can do to prevent trips, falls, and other home injuries -- and this is a great way to help facilitate the process!
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Advance Medical Directives -- Planning For Your Future Health Care
This sensitive yet straightforward booklet encourages older adults to start planning their advance medical directives, and helps them factor in their personal values.
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