Aging

The Aging/Gerontology program focuses on improving health, well-being and independence through educational programs for older adults, their family members, children and youth, and professionals serving older adults and their families.

What’s New » Accessing Services - Telephone Prompter ... Maximizing Your Medication Dollars	Elder Care » Caregiver Support Adult and Aging Parents Series Alzheimer’s/Dementia all related information »
Health and Aging » Prescription Drugs: Can You Afford Not to Take Them? Minority Peer Educator Project all related information »	Elder Safety » Fall Prevention for Older Adults all related information »
Senior Medication Issues » Maximizing Your Medication Dollars Making Prescription Drugs Affordable Saving Money on Medication (PDF) Personal Medication Chart (PDF) all related information »	Intergenerational Issues » Grandparents Raising Grandkids all related information »
Aging Simulation » Sensitizing People to the Process of Aging Changes in Vision Related to Medical Conditions	Planning for Later Years » End-of-Life Issues: Talking to Your Family (PDF) all related information »
Reminiscence » A Family History Questionnaire Oral History: Techniques and Questions all related information »	Elder Fraud » all related information »
Rural Outreach in Gerontology Through Extension Statistics: A Profile of Older Americans Annotated Bibliography – Recent Books on Aging (from Kentucky Cooperative Extension Services)	Media Releases Related Links

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Last updated: 25 April, 2012

Educational programs of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service are open to all people without regard to race, color, sex, disability, religion, age, or national origin.

Aging

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