Wellness: Aging

Aging

5 things to know before a memory disorder evaluation

By Douglas Scharre, MD

Dementia symptoms can be scary, but getting a memory evaluation is a good first step to finding the cause. Douglas Scharre, MD, explains why you should do these five things before your first appointment.

Aging

Moving a relative to assisted living: How to talk about it

By Tanya Gure, MD

Being “put in a home” against their will is one of the greatest fears among many seniors. But assisted living can enhance an older adult’s ability to live as independently as possible.

Aging

Aging: What’s normal and what’s not?

By Meera Bhatt, MD

Are you past 65 and wondering: Is this a normal sign of aging? An Ohio State geriatrics doctor will help you figure it out.

Aging

Why broken bones are a big deal in adulthood

By Carmen Quatman, MD, PhD

If you break a bone when you’re older, it takes a lot longer to heal than when you were young. And it could be a sign of a bigger issues with bone health. An Ohio State orthopedic surgeon explains.

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Moving a relative to assisted living: How to talk about it

Aging: What’s normal and what’s not?

Why broken bones are a big deal in adulthood

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