Dear Rita,

Welcome to the July edition of Caring Right at Home, a newsletter that provides information, advice and support for seniors and family caregivers. In this edition, you’ll learn ways to keep your brain sharp as you age, helpful hacks to stay hydrated, and signs of elder abuse and what you can do about it.

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10 Daily Habits To Keep Your Brain Sharp as You Age

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Keeping your brain active and healthy is the best thing you can do to ward off cognitive decline as you age. These daily habits will help you stay focused on the things that matter the most.

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Signs of PTSD in Older Adults

PTSD is an important mental health issue for older adults, especially aging veterans. Here are signs and what you can do to help.

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Senior Hydration: Helpful Hacks To Stay Hydrated

When it is hot outside, the risk of dehydration increases. Seniors are at an even greater risk. These tips can help ensure the senior you love beats the heat.

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Elder Abuse 101: Types, Warning Signs, and Prevention

Identifying and preventing elder abuse is everyone’s responsibility. Here are signs and what to do if you suspect it.

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Safe and Sound: Essential Home Safety Tips for Aging Parents

Ninety percent of older adults want to age at home, but how do you help keep them safe? This practical guide will help you do just that.