FINDING BALANCE TOGETHER
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Join us for the next falls free friday conversation!
TAI CHI: MEDICATION IN MOTION!
Friday, November 20, 9-10 am
Presenter: Nancy Krueger, MSW, CPT, Health and Wellness Coordinator, Calumet, Outagamie and Waupaca ADRC
On the third Friday of each month join us for a new speaker addressing a wide range of issues that will help our community age well and prevent falls. Upcoming topics include: home modifications, caring for loved ones, and become active again with assistive recreation.
FEATURED CLASSES:
Aqua Zumba
Come have fun with Zumba in the pool. This is s shallow water class so all are welcome to participate. Learn more…
Tai Chi for Beginners
This program is suitable for every fitness level. Research shows that Tai Chi participants show improvement in pain, fatigue, stiffness and well-being! Learn more…
A FEW KEY STATISTICS
A progressive loss of muscle mass occurs starting at age 40 and loss can continue to increase each decade.
3 out of 4 adults who are hospitalized after a fall either die or require long term care.
The top 5 causes of falls in the Fox Valley include: tripping/stumbling, falling from a chair, falling down steps, falling from a height (off of a roof/object), and falling off of ladders.
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OUR BLOG
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I am a grandmother of seven, and very thankful for “every walk I take.” At the age of 35 I was diagnosed with degenerative disc disease that was progressing rapidly…
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FEATURED CONTENT
Go4Life
An exercise and physical activity campaign from NIH
Checklist for Fall Prevention
A Home Fall Prevention Checklist for Older Adults
Wisconsin Institute for Healthy Aging
To help the state’s citizens live healthier lives through evidence-based prevention programs.
Our Partners
