Grove City Messenger - November 13th, 2022

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SENIORS — HELP IS HERE!
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• Transportation • Personal Coordinated Team Care
• Concierge Service • Convenience of all services under one roof
• Superior Healthcare • We serve to 55+ Medicare-eligible Community
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614-551-5367
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Prescription drug disposal
The National Association of Drug
Diversion Investigators (NADDI) launched
a program to significantly reduce easy
access to outdated or no longer needed prescriptions.
These drugs are the target of theft by
people who have access to the medicine
cabinets of family and friends. America’s
12- to 17-year-olds have made prescription
drugs their number one substance of
abuse, and much of the supply is coming
from the medicine cabinets of their parents,
grandparents and friends.
The following Grove City pharmacies
accept anonymous disposal of medicines.
My grandparents are coming over for
Thanksgiving. Should we do anything different?
The simple answer is YES! Here are some tips for
hosting a senior over the Holidays:
• Enjoying the feast - Our taste buds and diets
change as we age so it’s a good idea to take that
into consideration when planning your menu. Did
you know that we lose taste buds as we age, but
chewing can be more difficult? Try to find a dish
that has a little more flavoring but is easy to chew.
Sweet potatoes are a great choice. But remember,
be careful with the salt.
• Household safety - When you’re having
seniors over, make sure your throw rugs are
•Meijer Pharmacy, 2811 London-
Groveport Road
•CVS, 2565 London-Groveport Road
•Wal-Mart Pharmacy, 1693 Stringtown
Road
Accepted items include prescription, pet
and over-the-counter drugs including capsules,
pills, powders, herbs and vitamins in
the original packaging or a clear, sealed
bag. Unaccepted items include needles,
lancets, syringes and other sharps;
aerosols, liquids, creams, pastes and other
non-solids; inhalers; mercury thermometers;
medications that contain iodine; and
illicit drugs.
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Senior safety and the holidays
secure or picked up. They look nice but are a fall
hazard for many seniors. Also, be sure outside
walkways, driveways, and stairways are well lit.
Be sure to watch for cords, tight spaces, and other
things that may be hard for a senior to navigate.
With a crowded house and too many crockpots
with extension cords, there is a tripping hazard for
any age.
Time spent with family is a great way to learn
more about how our senior relatives are getting
along while enjoying quality time with them.
Danbury Senior Living communities offer senior
friendly, delicious cuisine as well as a safe environment.
If you’d like to hear more about our holiday
traditions, give us a call at 614-957-0029.
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