Resources

Falls are common in older adults, but they are not a routine part of aging.

Health technology in primary care is changing how providers identify risk, coordinate care, and support better outcomes for seniors.

Some patients hear “stop this medication” as a warning sign.

Cognitive frailty does not always announce itself. The patient walks more slowly. They repeat a question. They miss a medication step.

Older adults are often prescribed medications for good reasons. The problem is that the reasons change.

Lung cancer remains one of the most serious cancer threats worldwide and the leading cause of cancer-related death.

Primary care access is tight, and PCPs feel it every day. New patients wait longer to get in.

Chronic pain in older adults is rarely just a pain problem. It affects mobility, sleep, cognition, appetite, and social connection.