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| You can make a difference in your aging experience by "Aging Well". This site offers resources on staying active, eating well, keeping healthy and safe and secure. All of these resources can help you "Age Well" and improve your quality of life.
The Office of Services to the Aging is committed to the goal of helping people live longer, and live well. Here are some reasons why ther's an urgent need to address this issue. |
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Eating Well |
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Click here for: Eating Well is one of the keys to living a healthy, long life. Find nutrition information, recipes, healthy choices and more in this section of Aging Well. |
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Staying Active |
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Click here for: Staying active is one way to stay young. Starting and maintaining a program of physical fitness can make you stronger and more flexible. |
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Keeping Healthy |
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Click here for: Healthcare, insurance, prescriptions and dealing with chronic diseases all can affect your ability to "Age Well". Resources are here to help you keep healthy. |
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Safety & Security |
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Click here for: Check out these safety tips and fact sheets on ways to stay safe in your home and outdoors. Learn more about fall prevention, food safety, avoiding scams and much more. |
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Skills Enhancement |
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Click here for: A home skills enhancement project for direct care workers in Michigan focusing on skill building in household cleaning, nutrition/food shopping, and meal preparation for older adults. |
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