Find information about health screenings, health care options and wellness programs to keep you healthy and fit.
Find information about health screenings, health care options and wellness programs to keep you healthy and fit.
These links will take you to 211CT.org, where you can refine your search by town.
Provides community-based health care services for free or on a subsidized basis.
Community-based providers of health screening tests and diagnostic services.
Find health, personal and social care services in the home setting.
Provides palliative care and support services to patients and their families.
Offers physical, occupational and speech therapy on inpatient and outpatient basis.
Provides coordination of care, support services, and information and referral services for older adults and their families.
List of programs that provide pertinent medical information to emergency personnel.
Find local agencies that offer assistive technology.
Agencies and programs that loan out medical equipment and supplies.
Provides fitness classes, nutritional counseling and wellness programs.
List of websites related to senior health and healthy aging provided by the Consumer and Patient Health Information Section of the Medical Library Association.
Find services provided by geriatric care managers through local and state agencies and nationally.
The Women's Center provide free and confidential services to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, including women, men, and children along with various support groups and workshops.
The Western CT Agency on Aging gives free personalized or group demonstrations on assistive devices such as magnifiers, phone amplifiers, etc. to help individuals make informed decisions about assistive technology.
This directory of assistive technology will help you to locate information on types of product for individual needs and disability. These products have been tested by Ability Beyond.
Find your senior center to explore diverse recreational, social, volunteer, cultural and educational programs and activities.
Take fitness classes at your local YMCA.
Contact your local parks and recreation department for activities for children and adults to stay connected to their communities.
Live Well programs administered by a collaboration of state, regional and local agencies and organizations committed to healthy aging.
Visit your town's Senior Center page to learn about local resources.
Every September on the first day of fall, the Falls Free® Initiative promotes National Falls Prevention Awareness Week. While falling can be dangerous and scary for older adults, there are methods of prevention that can reduce this risk and prevent injury.
While time outdoors is important for our health and overall well being, it is equally important to stay cool during these hot months and avoid dehydration, heat exhaustion, and other conditions due to severe heat.
It’s that time of the year where many of us are experiencing spring allergies! But having allergies doesn’t mean you have to suffer, take a look at some of the tips and ways to get relief from your allergies.
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