Senior's Health

Focus­ing on pre­ven­tive care can help you live a longer and hap­pi­er, health­i­er life. Annu­al vis­its are a time to talk with your provider about rec­om­mend­ed screen­ings, fam­i­ly his­to­ry, and any con­cerns. It’s easy to put off these vis­its, but they can help you in the long-term.

Mem­o­ry loss is a com­mon con­cern for many indi­vid­u­als, often lead­ing to wor­ries about Alzheimer’s dis­ease or relat­ed dis­or­ders. Mar­i­anne McClain, PsyD, Adult Neu­ropsy­chol­o­gist with Quin­cy Med­ical Group (QMG) and the QMG Mem­o­ry Clin­ic, empha­sizes that mem­o­ry loss does not always indi­cate a pro­gres­sive condition.

Hear­ing loss can sneak up on you over time and can seem­ing­ly hap­pen overnight. Either way, los­ing your hear­ing can send you on a down­ward spi­ral – but the good news is there’s no need to pan­ic. Thanks to advance­ments in hear­ing aids (both pre­scribed and over-the-counter) and hear­ing aug­men­ta­tion implant­ed devices such as cochlear implants, there are plen­ty of solu­tions available.

A care nav­i­ga­tor is by your side. We’re here to lis­ten, under­stand, and sup­port you through your can­cer journey.