Factsheets: Aging Well with a Physical Disability
Our factsheets are reviewed by experts and consumers (people aging with a physical disability) to make sure they are up-to-date, evidence-based, and easy to read. "Evidence-based" means using the best and most current knowledge available.
Please note, this information is not meant to replace advice from a medical professional. You should consult your health care provider regarding specific medical concerns or treatments.
For Everyone
- Age, Hearing Loss, and Communication: What Are My Rights?
- How to Manage Disability-Related Pain as You Age
- Living Well with Age-Related Vision Loss
- Tips for Healthy Eating & Healthy Aging
- How to Reduce Stress Through Mindfulness
- How to Bounce Back
- Aging with a Disability: Tips for your Sex Life
- How to Stay Physically Active
- How to Cope with Depression
- How to Get the Most Out of Your Health Care Visits
- How to Sleep Better
- How to Find Trustworthy Health Information from the Internet
- Tips for Improving Memory & Thinking
- Employment Concerns
- How to Prevent Falls
- How to do a Lot with a Little: Managing Your Energy
For Clinicians & Providers
- How to Make Healthcare Accessible for All
- Disability Stigma & Your Patients
- Provider's Guide for Aging Well with a Physical Disability Factsheets
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Healthy Aging RRTC:
Factsheets - Aging Well with a Physical Disability:
- How to Stay Physically Active
- Hope to Cope with Depression
- How to Sleep Better
- Tips for Improving Memory & Thinking
- Employment Concerns
- How to Prevent Falls
- How to do a Lot with a Little: Managing Your Energy
- How to Get the Most Out of Your Health Care Visits
- How to Find Trustworthy Health Info from the Internet
- Provider's Guide for our Factsheets
