May is Older Americans Month: How You Can Celebrate and Support the Elderly
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Learn how you can support Older Americans Month and help raise awareness in Ann Arbor Michigan in this elderly care tip. This year’s “Safe Today, Healthy Tomorrow” theme focuses on injury prevention to raise awareness about this critical issue. By preventing unintentional injury, seniors can live a longer, healthier life. For more articles and information about senior safety and elderly care, visit the Ann Arbor Elderly Care blog at http://www.rightathome.net/washtenaw/blog/.
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