Join Wendy in the latest enlightening episode of Next Steps 4 Seniors: Conversations on Aging as she sits down with Nancy Butty, an Injury Prevention Specialist working with Community Risk Reduction. Together, they delve into crucial topics every senior and their caregivers need to know:
When to Call EMS: How to determine when to call for emergency medical services.
Hospital Choices: Understanding which hospital you might go to and whether you have a say in the decision.
Preparation Essentials: The information you should have on hand to streamline the process
File for Life: Learn about this vital document and its importance in emergencies.
Address Visibility: Ensuring your home address is visible from the street for quick EMS location.
Ambulance Costs: A breakdown of the expenses involved in an ambulance ride.
Observation vs. Admittance: Learn the difference between being observed in the hospital and being admitted.
Trauma Injuries: Identifying what constitutes a trauma injury and how to prevent the number one injury in the senior population.

Stay tuned until the end of the episode for our exclusive "Tip of The Day" that could make a significant difference in your safety and well-being.

Don't miss this comprehensive guide to navigating emergency medical situations with confidence and preparedness.

Don’t miss out on this episode! Subscribe and download the show on your favorite podcast platform.  Plus find more great content on our Conversations on Aging Facebook and Instagram pages.

Do you have a question or need assistance?  You can email us  at hello@nextsteps4seniors.com or call the Next Steps 4 Seniors office at 248.651.5010

Check us out at www.nextsteps4seniors.com or our foundation at www.nextsteps4seniorsfouondation.org

Join Wendy in the latest enlightening episode of Next Steps 4 Seniors: Conversations on Aging as she sits down with Nancy Butty, an Injury Prevention Specialist working with Community Risk Reduction. Together, they delve into crucial topics every senior and their caregivers need to know:
<ul>
<li>When to Call EMS: How to determine when to call for emergency medical services.</li>
<li>Hospital Choices: Understanding which hospital you might go to and whether you have a say in the decision.</li>
<li>Preparation Essentials: The information you should have on hand to streamline the process</li>
<li>File for Life: Learn about this vital document and its importance in emergencies.</li>
<li>Address Visibility: Ensuring your home address is visible from the street for quick EMS location.</li>
<li>Ambulance Costs: A breakdown of the expenses involved in an ambulance ride.</li>
<li>Observation vs. Admittance: Learn the difference between being observed in the hospital and being admitted.</li>
<li>Trauma Injuries: Identifying what constitutes a trauma injury and how to prevent the number one injury in the senior population.</li>
</ul>
Stay tuned until the end of the episode for our exclusive "Tip of The Day" that could make a significant difference in your safety and well-being.
Don't miss this comprehensive guide to navigating emergency medical situations with confidence and preparedness.
Don’t miss out on this episode! Subscribe and download the show on your favorite podcast platform.  Plus find more great content on our Conversations on Aging <a href="https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094541465868">Facebook</a> and<a href="https://www.instagram.com/conversationsonaging/"> Instagram</a> pages.
Do you have a question or need assistance?  You can email us  at <a href="mailto:hello@nextsteps4seniors.com">hello@nextsteps4seniors.com</a> or call the <a href="https://nextsteps4seniors.com/">Next Steps 4 Seniors</a> office at 248.651.5010
Check us out at <a href="http://www.nextsteps4seniors.com">www.nextsteps4seniors.com</a> or our foundation at <a href="http://www.nextsteps4seniorsfouondation.org">www.nextsteps4seniorsfouondation.org</a>

Aging parents fear becoming a burden on their children while children fear the guilt of making end of life decisions for their parents and themselves.

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