Tinnitus: Take It Seriously and Test Early

Tinnitus: Take It Seriously and Test Early

Tinnitus is common as we age, but could be a sign of something more serious. Learn more about what your tinnitus might mean and how to manage it—and maybe even eliminate that ringing for good.

Tuesday, May 17, 2022
Living With COPD: Successful Management Means More Than ‘Making Do’

Living With COPD: Successful Management Means More Than ‘Making Do’

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, or COPD, affects millions of people and their families—and can be potentially life-threatening. But a combination of sensible lifestyle changes and the latest in COPD medication means that those with the condition are living full, happy lives. Learn more.

Tuesday, March 15, 2022
Falls & Blood Thinners: How to Prevent & How to Respond

Falls & Blood Thinners: How to Prevent & How to Respond

While blood thinners can be great for maintaining cardiovascular health, they can make a bad fall that much more dangerous. Make sure you know how to help and what to look for.

Tuesday, March 8, 2022
Dementia, Caregiving & Communicating

Dementia, Caregiving & Communicating

As Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia progresses, communication becomes more and more challenging. What can caregivers do to improve communication and be more understanding of the dementia experience? Sarasota Memorial Geriatrics Program Coordinator Tanya Hofmann offers guidance.

Tuesday, October 5, 2021
How To Talk about Hanging Up the Keys

How To Talk about Hanging Up the Keys

Whether the result of a chronic disease, such as Alzheimer’s, or just the product of normal aging, most of us will have to hang up our car keys eventually. Having a discussion about the eventual decision to stop driving is something that all families should do — just like drafting a will and making other end of life preparations. Here are some tips to help start the conversation.

Tuesday, June 8, 2021
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