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AgeWise Colorado Observer brings you brief senior-focused news capsules from around the state and the nation in addition to other nuggets of knowledge that may benefit Colorado’s older adults and their caregivers. Here’s the latest:

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Aging in Place Guides

AgeWise Colorado publishes helpful guides on aging in place, fall prevention, and more for you to freely download and share with your loved ones. Stay tuned for more guides to come!

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In a world that often overlooks us, AgeWise Colorado truly sees and supports elders like me. They've restored my confidence in navigating this chapter of life.

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Recent Articles

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What is a Digital Vault, and How Do I Pick the Best One for Me? 

Paper clutter and digital clutter can transform minor nuisances to major problems when you have a critical need for access to your important life documents. Today we want to flag the evolution well underway to declutter and organize all of life’s essential information …

Coloradans Should Be Alert to “Freezing” and Other Signs of a Ministroke

Medical experts say moments like the one Mitch McConnell experienced are not something to be brushed off as insignificant, even though such episodes can be very short-lived and the person seems back to normal fairly quickly. These freezes are referred to as events of altered mental status. They are neurological phenomena that in most cases call for a mental status exam. Some experts questioned why McConnell wasn’t taken to a hospital for evaluation to assess his overall cognitive and behavioral state.

Online Pharmacies: Are They Safe?

Is it safe for an individual private consumer to order this pricey drug from this source, even with a doctor’s bona fide prescription? The best answer is “it depends.”

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Seasonal Affective Disorder

Many people go through short periods when they feel sad or unlike their usual selves. Sometimes, these mood changes begin and end when the seasons change.