Disease and Virus

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Alzheimer's and Dementia: Why Ageism Can Impact Your Important Diagnosis

Aging is an inevitable and beautiful part of the human experience. Still, society treats growing older as something to be feared or avoided. With ageism, we assume that mental decline is a part of getting older, so it's hard to tell dementia from normal brain function in ourselves and others.

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Your Guide to the 4 Most Common Types of Dementia

How dementia research and care advances are helping patients live better lives

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In-home Medical Visits Help Seniors Stay Connected to Medical Care

Landmark offers in-home medical care, along with telemedicine visits, to monitor and treat high-risk older adults in the safety of their homes.

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How to Stay Healthy During Coronavirus

Sara O'Leary, registered dietitian, shares recommendations on staying healthy during the pandemic.

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Older Americans Look at Life Beyond COVID-19 Seclusion

The challenges and change they see ahead in the 'new normal'

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Carefully Forming a ‘Quarantine Bubble’ Can Fight Loneliness

Contracting the coronavirus is not the only major health risk to consider

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After COVID-19: A Health Care Forecast for Older Americans

What experts expect the future holds for telehealth and geriatrics

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Immune Health and Aging in the Age of the Coronavirus

The immune system you need to best fight off COVID-19

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Tips on Dementia Caregiving in the COVID-19 Outbreak

How to keep loved ones safe and family caregivers healthy.

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Readers Ask: ‘When Can I Hug My Grandchildren Again?’

Answers to your top 10 pandemic questions

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Help for the Elderly at Home During COVID-19

As many states begin to relax COVID-19 guidelines, it is important for seniors to stay informed and keep their physical and mental health a priority.

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The New COVID-19 Symptoms to Watch For

Instead of fever, cough and shortness of breath, some might just seem "off"

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Caring for Patients During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Kerry McDonald, Nurse Practitioner, shares what it’s like seeing patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Why Aging Immune Systems Are More Vulnerable to the Coronavirus

In this 'Ask the Expert' column, a researcher explains the science behind it

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What Does It Mean To Be on a Ventilator?

Download our Ventilator Fact Sheet below.

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How to Say Thank You to Coronavirus Helpers

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How Chronic Loneliness Can Trigger Health Problems

A growing body of research shows links to serious conditions.

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How to Support Your Older Family Members During COVID-19

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Coronavirus news on social media stressing you out? Here's how to handle the anxiety

By American Heart Association News.

Community Providers

Landmark Health on the Frontlines of COVID-19 Response

Better Medicare Alliance highlights the work of Ally organizations who are stepping up to meet beneficiary needs and serve seniors in new ways amid this difficult time.

Partners

Coronavirus: How to Prepare to Stay At Home

Here are some essentials you might want to have on hand.

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Should You Keep Your Healthcare Appointments During the COVID-19 Outbreak?

Hear from David Hirota MD, Regional Medical Director for Landmark.

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What Heart Patients Should Know About COVID-19

An expert explains how the virus affects people with heart disease.

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Stocking the Pantry with Healthy, Shelf-stable Food

Get ideas for shelf-stable foods and recipes below.

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Worried about your pets and COVID-19? Well, we have good news!

We love our fur family!

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In-home medical care can help protect you from exposure to viruses

Stay home and let care come to you