Generations Now

Vision Rehabilitation Helps Older Adults Thrive

Low vision exams and devices, adjusting to vision loss, counseling, and accessing services support independence and aging in place.

Despite the demand for an educated workforce, college enrollment continues to trend downward.

Training in daily living skills, orientation, mobility and assistive technology can ensure independence for those with vision loss.

‘It has been a career highlight working to advance the mission of ASA,’ said Kaldes.

When malnutrition risk is identified, referral to a registered dietitian nutritionist for nutritional assessment and intervention is recommended.

‘Communities that work best for older adults tend to improve the quality of life for all residents.’

It’s our job to harness the opportunities longevity and a growing aging population present for work.

The inaugural Long Term Care Equality Index from HFC Foundation and SAGE ranks inclusiveness in long-term care residences.

Having a more palpable impact on the road.

He was an inspiration for preventing elder suicide and fostering compassionate care.