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The Costs of Falls for Older Adults

Focus Area: Older Adults

Category: Evaluation, Infographic, Report, Toolkit

Date Published: September 1, 2015

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Today is Older Adults Mental Health Awareness Day. Revisit our latest blog post to learn more about how social isolation and loneliness can have an impact on older adults and their caregivers - especially during the pandemic: hfwcny.org/older-american…

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Memory cafés are expanding across the United States, mirroring the dramatic increase in Americans who have or are expected to have Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias in coming years. Read a full scan report conducted by @TPIPhilanthropy here: lnkd.in/dcnd7fu pic.twitter.com/qSwdwXiFUj

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