Paranoia in aging may arise from dementia, delirium, medication effects, sensory loss, or emotional distress. Learn practical care steps and when to seek medical evaluation.
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Do What You Love to End ALZ: A Powerful Yearlong Campaign
A yearlong Alzheimer’s campaign connects support for research, caregivers, and families with activities people already enjoy, from walking and cooking to teaching and making art. Essential Concepts: Choose a meaningful activity, sustain involvement throughout the year, and direct funds and awareness toward Alzheimer’s research and support.
Institute on Aging’s 2026 Gala: A Stunning Evening Together
The Institute on Aging Gala brings older adults, caregivers, researchers, and community leaders together to discuss aging with dignity, purpose, and connection. Essential Concepts: The 2026 gala recognizes service and draws attention to health, social connection, financial security, and respect for older adults.
Telemedicine Care Options for Older Adults
Telemedicine for older adults can reduce travel and support routine follow-up, but in-person visits remain necessary for examinations, testing, procedures, and urgent concerns. The strongest care model gives patients reliable access to both options, with clear guidance and support.
Essential Concepts
Telemedicine improves access; in-person care addresses needs that require direct examination or testing.